March 10

Review for Science test on March 17

I. Fill in the blanks. Study the following words: energy, potential energy, kinetic energy, heat, light, energy
receiver, energy source.
II. Read each sentence, classify energy as potential or kinetic
III. True or false- Study pages 180-182
IV. Write the colors that form the light spectrum page 181
V. Match- study: lens, iris, pupil, retina, skin, dermis, epidermis page 193
VI. Classify heat transfer as conduction, convection or radiation.
Name ___________________________________________________Date ________________________

Science test 3 4th grade VBS Mrs. Bonilla ________/41

I. Fill in the blanks.

energy source potential kinetic

heat light energy receiver energy

1. The capacity to do work is _____________________________.

2. Energy that is stored is called ______________________energy.
3. Energy of movement is called _____________________energy.
4. Person or object that receives energy_____________________
5. Person or object that transfers energy _____________________
6. Energy we can see is called ___________________________.
7. Energy we can feel is called ___________________________.

II. Read each sentence, classify energy as potential or kinetic (P or K)

 III. True or false

_______1 The retina has nerve endings.

_______2 The cornea controls the amount of light that enters the eye.
_______3. Transparent materials completely block the passage of light.
_______4. Light is refracted when it changes direction.
_______5 When white light is refracted, it breaks down into all the colors of the spectrum.
_______6. Glass is an opaque material.
_______7. A prism is a transparent object that refracts light and breaks it into its components.

IV. Write the colors that form the light spectrum

1_________________________________ 5_________________________________

2_________________________________ 6_________________________________

3_________________________________ 7__________________________________

4_________________________________

V. Match-
VI. Classify heat transfer as conduction, convection or radiation.