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Game InstructionsAnswer the 15 Multiple Choice Questions by clicking on the correct answer.

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Metric RulerScaleBalanceGraduated CylinderABCD

CorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainA _______________ is used to measure the mass of an object.

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HypothesisInferenceProblemConclusionABCD

CorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainSaying that it looks like there is a fire behind your friends house because you see smoke is an example of a/an

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PlasmaSolidGasLiquidADCB

CorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainWhich state of matter has the least amount of energy?

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16 Protons11 Protons5 Protons 6 ProtonsABCD

CorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainIf an element has an atomic number of 5 and a mass number of 11 how many protons does this element have?

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Igneous RockMetamorphic RockSedimentary RockAny type of rock.CBAD

CorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainWhat type of rock would most likely be found along a stream or river?

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QuartzCoalDiamondSerpentineADCB

CorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainWhich of the following is not a mineral?

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Metamorphic RockSedimentary RockIgneous RockAny type of rock.ABCDCorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainWhich type of rock would contain fossils?

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Melting / SubductionSubduction / Sea Floor SpreadingSea-floor spreading / subductionSubduction / ConvectionCBADCorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try Again_________ is taking place at the mid-ocean ridge while older crust is ______________.

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Compression / DivergentTension / ConvergentCompression / ConvergentShearing / TransformABCDCorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainWhen plates are moving together the plates are experiencing _____________ at a ____________ boundary.

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Nitrogen Gas (N2)Sodium Chloride (NaCl)Nickel (Ni)Chlorine (Cl)ADCBCorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainWhich of the following is an example of a compound?

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StreakHardnessColorLusterCBADCorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainWhich property of minerals is the least helpful in identifying minerals?

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Number of studentsHours of sleepTest scoresType of testABCDCorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainStudents who receive the 8 hours of sleep will score higher on the midterm than students who receive less than 8 hours. What is the independent variable?

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CalciteApatiteQuartzGypsumABCDCorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainWhich mineral is the only one that can scratch glass?

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11 Neutrons6 Neutrons16 Neutrons5 NeutronsADCBCorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainIf an element has an atomic number of 5 and a mass number of 11 how many neutrons does this element have?

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Most / most denseLeast / most denseMost / least denseLeast / least dense.CBADCorrectCongratulationsNext QuestionIncorrectPlease Try AgainA gas would have the _________ energy and be the ________ __________.

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