Give 3

things that

you learned.
Give 2 things

that were
surprising to

you.

Give

Give one fact

1 question

that relates

that you still

to todays

have.

lesson.

If you had to write

a test question
over todays topic,

what would it be?

What was your

favorite thing
from todays
lesson? Least
favorite?

Describe
the different
parts of an
atom.

Describe the
location,
electrical
charge and
mass of a
proton.

Describe
what valence
electrons
are.

Describe the
location,
electrical
charge and
mass of a
neutron.

Describe the
location,
electrical
charge and
mass of an
electron.

Where are
valence
electrons
located?

How is the
identity of
an atom
determined?
Without using a

A student has a
model of an atom
with 13 protons, 13
electrons and 14
neutrons. What
element does this
student have? How
do you know?

If an atom has 5
periodic table:
protons, 5
If an atom has
electrons, and 6
4 protons,
neutrons, what
4 electrons, and
is its net
5 neutrons, what is
charge?
its atomic mass?

What is the
importance
of a
proton?
If an atom has
11 protons, 12
neutrons, and
13 electrons,
what is its net
charge?

How is the
How are
List 3
chemical
elements
patterns
(trends)
organized on reactivity of
found on the the periodic
an element
periodic table.
table?
determined?
A previously
undiscovered element
with 118 protons is
found by chemists.
Where does it belong
on the periodic table?
Give 2 characteristics
of this new element.

How are groups

(families) of
elements
similar/
different?

How are
periods of
elements
similar/
different?

Where are
metals
located on
the periodic
table?

Where are
metalloids
located on
the periodic
table?

Where are
non-metals
located on
the periodic
table?

What is the
Where are the Where are the
significance of
most reactive least reactive
the zig-zag
metals found
elements
(stairstep) line
on
the
found
on
the
on the periodic
periodic table? periodic table?
table?

List the number

of atoms of each
element present
in the following:
CaSO4

List the number

of atoms of each
element present
in the following:
3MgCl2

What is the List 3 pieces of

meaning of evidence that
a chemical
coefficients
in a chemical reaction has
occurred?
formula?

What is the
meaning of
subscripts in
a chemical
formula?
What are the
parts of a
chemical
equation?
Name and
define them.

After a reaction,
how do the reactants
and products in a
chemical equation
compare?

What is meant
by balanced
equation?

What is What is
speed?

velocity?

State the Law

of
conservation

of mass.

What is
acceleration?

How is the

How is the

speed of an

acceleration

object

of an object

calculated?

calculated?

How can

What is the

How far does Lila

acceleration

average speed of

walk with an

occur when a car a car that travels

What is
friction?
average speed of

is moving at a

80 kilometers in

1.5 meters/hour for

constant speed?

2.5 hours?

30 minutes?

How are speed, How are speed,

velocity and

velocity and

acceleration

acceleration

different?

similar?

How is
acceleration
shown on a
distance-time

graph?

How is a constant How is a constant How is a speed

speed shown on

speed shown on of 0 m/s shown

a distance-time

a speed-time

on a distance-

graph?

graph?

time graph?

How is a speed

What
is
of 0 m/s shown
on a speed-

How is
force

time graph?

force?

What piece of

What is a What is an

lab equipment
is used to

measure force?

measured?

balanced unbalanced

force?

force?

If an unbalanced

If a balanced force

force is applied to

is applied to an

an object, list 2

object, list 2 things

things that might

that might happen

happen to that object.

to that object.

What is
net force?

List 2 forces

that are
considered

invisible forces.

How is net force

calculated?
Give an

example.
Give an example

of an unbalanced
force that
affected you
today.

Define

Define Newtons Define Newtons

Newtons 1st

2nd Law (The

3rd Law (The

Law (The Law

Law of Force &

Law of Action-

of Inertia).

Acceleration).

Reaction).

What is

What is the

What pattern

inertia?

mathematical
relationship
between force
and acceleration?

exists in the law

of force and

acceleration?

What is a
theory?
What is some
evidence that
supports the
theory of plate
tectonics?

What makes a

What is the

theory

theory of

accepted or

plate

rejected?

tectonics?

Are there patterns

Use 2 arrows

in volcanoes

to represent a

caused by plate

divergent plate

movement? Explain.

boundary.

Use 2 arrows to Use 2 arrows to

represent a

represent a

convergent

transform

plate boundary. plate boundary.

Name 2 crustal

Name 2 crustal

features that can

features that

be formed when 2

can be formed

plates move away

when 2 plates slide

from each other.

past one another.

Name 2 crustal
features that
can be formed
when 2 plates

collide.

What is
the Ring

of Fire?

What is a

How are convection

currents related to the

subduction

formation of crustal

zone?

mountains, volcanoes,

What is
Pangaea?

features such as
and earthquakes?

Which scientist is

credited with the

Theory of

Continental Drift?

What are
convection

currents?
Name 3 pieces of
evidence that
support the
Theory of
Continental Drift.

Which type of
crust is thicker?
Continental crust
or oceanic crust?
When an oceanic
plate and a
continental plate
collide, which plate is
subducted beneath
the other?

Which type of
crust is more
dense?
Continental crust

or oceanic crust?

How is a
mid-ocean

ridge formed?

What is the

difference
between lava

and magma?

What does

the term
elevation
mean?

How is a steep

How is a gentle

mountain shown slope shown on

How can land

features be

on a topographic

a topographic

reshaped over

map?

map?

time?

What is a

Is it possible for

What is a

contour

line?

contour lines to
cross over each

other? Explain.

contour

interval?

What

What causes Why does the

causes wind

ocean

Earth have

currents?

currents?

weather?

What weather What weather

instrument

instrument

measures

measures

wind speed?

humidity?

What causes
a weather

front?

What is the jet

stream? In what
direction does it
move in relation to

the United States?

What is the Gulf
Stream current? In

Why is it hot at

What role does

the equator

the ocean play in

and cold at

the formation

the poles?

of hurricanes?

In what direction In what direction

what direction does it

to gyres flow in

to gyres flow in

flow and what

the northern

the southern

hemisphere?

hemisphere?

temperature water
does it carry?

What is the
rotational axis
of the Earth?
How long does it
take for the
Earth to rotate
on its imaginary
axis one time?

What is the tilt Why does the

of the Earths

Earth

imaginary

experience

axis?

day and night?

Why does the

When the Northern

Hemisphere is tilted

Earth experience

away from the sun,

different

what season is

seasons?

occurring in the
northern hemisphere?

When the Northern

Hemisphere is tilted
towards the sun,
what season is
occurring in the
southern hemisphere?

How long does it

take the Earth to
make one
revolution around
the sun?

If the Northern

If the southern

hemisphere is tilted

hemisphere is tilted

towards the sun, is

towards the sun, is

the U.S. having longer the U.S. having longer

days longer nights?

days longer nights?

What is the

Does the Earth

difference

spin on its axis

between rotation

clockwise or

and revolution?

counterclockwise?

What does
equinox

On 2 days during the year,

Once a year, the

all parts of the Earth

north pole receives

receive equal hours of

daylight and darkness.

a 24 hours of

These 2 days are referred

darkness. This is

to as ________.

referred to as ______.

Once a year, the

Why is an extra

Why does the

north pole receives

day added to our

moons

a 24 hours of

calendar every

appearance

daylight. This is

fourth year (leap

change throughout

referred to as ______.

year)?

the month?

mean?

What moon phase

What moon phase

occurs when the

occurs when the

moon is located

earth is located

between the earth between the moon

and sun?

What moon

phase occurs one

week after the

waxing gibbous?

and sun?

What moon phase

occurs about one
month after the
waning crescent
moon?

What moon phase

occurs 3-4 days
after the first
quarter moon?

What moon

phase occurs 2
weeks after

the new moon?

What causes What causes

a solar

a lunar

eclipse?

eclipse?

Why does the

moon appear

to be lit up?

How much of

the moon is lit

at any given

time?

Which is closer

Why does the

to the Earth

Earth

the moon or

experience

the sun?

tides?

Which has a
greater effect
on the tidesthe
moon or the sun?

Which kind of

tide results in
the highest of

high tides?

When the moon, sun

When the moon, sun

and earth are aligned

and earth are aligned

in a straight line,

in a 90 angle, which

which kind of tide

kind of tide occurs

occursspring tide or

spring tide or neap

neap tide?

tide?

Explain the

How do high

gravitational
attraction that
exists between the

earth, sun and moon.

and low

tides occur?

What is a
light-year?

Why do we need
to use light-years
as a measure of
cosmic distances?

Is there just one

What evidence

theory as to

exists to

how our universe support the Big

began? Explain.

What is the
theory of
the Big Bang?

Draw a wave
and label its

major
parts.
Bang Theory?

What is a

wavelength

What is

What is

amplitude and frequency and

and how is it

how is it

how is it

measured?

measured?

measured?

What is the
pattern between
the frequency of
a wave and its
wavelength?

What does a

What is a

spectroscope

spectroscope?

tell us about

the universe?

What is the
electromagnetic
spectrum?

Which type of

electromagnetic
wave is visible to

humans?

Why is the

How are light

electromagnetic

waves used to gain

spectrum an important
tool for studying the

information about

components of the

components in

universe?

the universe?

Which type of

Which type of

electromagnetic

electromagnetic

wave has the

wave has the

highest

greatest

frequency?

wavelength?

How are

What is the

galaxies

name of

classified? our galaxy?

What

Stars are not

characteristics the same. List

are used to

3 ways in which

classify stars?

they differ.

Where is the

sun located in
the Milky Way

Galaxy?

How are stars

plotted on an

H-R Diagram?

Where are most

Once a star has been

classified as a Main

What factor

of the stars on

Sequence star, will it

determines the

an H-R Diagram

always remain in that

life cycle that a

located?

How is our
sun classified

as a star?

area on an H-R
Diagram? Explain.

How does our

sun compare
to other stars

in the universe?:

star will have?

Which star
is closest

to Earth?

The measure of how The measure of how

bright a star really is,

bright a star

if all stars were the

appears to be when

same distance from

you see it from

All stars begin

their life as a
cloud of dust and

Earth is called _______. Earth is called _______. gas called a ______.

Place the following terms in
order from smallest to
largest:
Galaxy
Planet
Universe
Solar system
Star

Do massive stars

If a star is 258

have shorter or

light-years away

longer

from Earth, what

lifespans?

does that mean?

Which star is brighter?

Star A with a
magnitude of 3.2
Star B with a
magnitude of 4.6

List 3 biotic

List 3 abiotic

factors in an factors in an
ecosystem.
In what ways

to organisms

ecosystem.
What does the

word

depend on one interdependent

another?

mean?

List 3 resources
that organisms
might have to
compete for.
Describe how 2
organisms in a
mutualistic relationship
are affected.

(benefits, harmed, or
not affected)

Describe how 2

Describe how 2

organisms in a

organisms in a

commensalistic

parasitic relationship

relationship are affected.

are affected.

(benefits, harmed, or not

affected)

Organisms that
feed on the
remains or wastes
of other organisms

are called _____.

(benefits, harmed, or

Organisms

that eat ONLY

plants are

not affected)

called _____.

A system of

Where is the

overlapping

most available

food chains is

energy in an

called ______.

energy pyramid?

How much energy

is passed from
one level to the
next in an energy

pyramid?

Another

Another name

name for the

for the word

word

heterotroph

autotroph is...

is...