Science is one way we discover the secrets of why the earth is the way it is and factors surrounding living and non-living things. How attentive have you been in class these past few weeks? This is an EOG test for 8th-grade science designed to refresh your memory. Give it a shot!
An inference
A variable
An experiment
A hypothesis
Temperature of water
Mass of salt dissolved
Brand of salt
Volume of water
A globe
A topographic map
Toothpicks and foam balls
Cardboard boxes and tape
To measure radioactivity
To make maps
To determine the age of rocks
It resists groundawater
It contains glass
It is a solid
It is lightweight
It resists corrosion
Under the ground
In the atmosphere
In oceans
In lakes and rivers
Nekton
Nodules
Atolls
Plankton
Runoff from a farm field
A leaking septic tank
A pipe releasing chemicals
A cracked oil drum
Can be drawn into a long wire
Is attracted to magnet
Can be pounded into shape
Easily transmits electricity
Mass
Melting point
Temperature
Volume
Tar in cigarette smoke
Glucose in your blood
Vinegar
Insulin
Topographic maps
The fossil record
Living organisms in their habitats
Microorganisms in drinking water
From sunlight
From decayed organisms
From chemical reactions
From other cells
Fossils
Radioactive dating
Satellite images
The law of superposition
Insulin
Penicillin
Tetanus
Diabetes
They are multicellular
The are all unicellular
They are all eukaryotes
They are all heterotrohs
Osmosis
Cytokinesis
Mitosis
Interphase
The are both living
They are always spherical in shape
Viruses are much bigger
Viruses are much smaller
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