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Science Concepts and Evidence

Grade 8 · Building confidence · 8 questions · Version PG-C628DX-1751

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What do like electric charges do?A. Total mass is conserved B. Repel C. The number of cycles per unit time D. Force, mass, and acceleration

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What is a wave's frequency?A. Speed with direction B. Total mass is conserved C. Force, mass, and acceleration D. The number of cycles per unit time

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How is mass affected in a closed-system reaction?A. Total mass is conserved B. Force, mass, and acceleration C. Repel D. The number of cycles per unit time

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What transfers thermal energy by direct contact?A. They rearrange into new substances B. Total mass is conserved C. Conduction D. The number of cycles per unit time

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What is velocity?A. Speed with direction B. Repel C. Formation of a new substance D. They rearrange into new substances

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What happens to atoms during a chemical reaction?A. Conduction B. They rearrange into new substances C. The number of cycles per unit time D. Speed with direction

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What does Newton's second law relate?A. Force, mass, and acceleration B. Repel C. The number of cycles per unit time D. They rearrange into new substances

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What is evidence of a chemical change?A. The number of cycles per unit time B. Formation of a new substance C. Speed with direction D. Force, mass, and acceleration

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  1. What do like electric charges do?Repel
  2. What is a wave's frequency?The number of cycles per unit time
  3. How is mass affected in a closed-system reaction?Total mass is conserved
  4. What transfers thermal energy by direct contact?Conduction
  5. What is velocity?Speed with direction
  6. What happens to atoms during a chemical reaction?They rearrange into new substances
  7. What does Newton's second law relate?Force, mass, and acceleration
  8. What is evidence of a chemical change?Formation of a new substance

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