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Not grade specific physical science study guides for Microsoft Word
CSET Science 119 Practice Test
I recently passed the CSET 119 answering questions similar to what is in this practice test. Fully updated to the 2015 edition CSET general science 119 test. 58 questions with answer bank and explanations included. Gives a broad overview of topics that are covered on this portion of the test.
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Acid/Base Buffer pH Calculations Practice
10 practice problems covering acid/base buffer pH calculations using the Henderson-Hasselbalch formula pH = pKa + log(A-/HA). Problems are half calculating buffer pH and the other half the resulting pH when adding to a buffer solution. Doc can be edited by adding, modifying, or removing questions to fit your lesson. Answers and solutions are provided.ESL versions available Spanish: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/AcidBase-Buffer-pH-Calculations-Practice-ESL-Spanish-version-7313694Kor
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Also included in: AP Chemistry Skills Reinforcement Bundle
Limiting Reactants Practice
9 stoichiometry practice problems with limiting reactants. The problems consist of mole to mole and mass to mass conversions. Some problems require finding the quantity for multiple products. Doc can be edited by modifying or adding questions. Answers and solutions are provided.Google Form versionESL versionKorean Spanish
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Also included in: General/PreAP Chemistry Full Year Bundle
Average Atomic Mass Practice Guided Practice
14 practice problems covering average atomic mass. Students will calculate the amu of elements, relative abundance, and use mass spec data to also determine the identity of an element. Mass spec data was produced using MS Word tools. Answers and solutions are provided. Doc can be edited to add, remove, or modify questions. Be careful when editing though as it can mess charts up some.ESL version avaliable:Korean: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Average-Atomic-Mass-Practice-ESL-Korean-
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Lewis Structure Quiz
Multiple choice quiz (16 questions) covering lewis structure . Questions include digitally drawn generalized structures that students will match a molecular formula to. Also included is recognizing bond types, full octets, recognizing incorrect drawings, and incomplete octets. Change or add questions to match your lesson. Use as a bellringer, quiz, exit slip, study guide, or supplemental practice. Answers are provided. Google Form Version
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Boyle's and Charles's Law Quiz
Quiz consisting of 16 multiple choice questions covering Boyles and Charles Laws. Students will demonstrate concept knowledge and calculate for unknown variables (pressure, temperature, and volume). Use as a bellringer, exit slip, study guide, or quiz. The doc can also be modified to fit your lesson. Answers and solutions are provided.Google Form Version
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Inclined Plane Forces Practice
12 practice problems covering incline planes and forces. Students will draw free-body diagrams and solve for net force, acceleration, velocity, distance, friction, angles, etc. Half the problems include frictional resistance and the other half don't. All problems include solutions and answers. All free-body diagrams were digitally produced using MS Word tools and then inserted as an image. Google Form version
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Also included in: Motion and Forces Physics Bundle
Counting, Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons Quiz
Quiz on word document consisting of 21 questions using the periodic table to determine the number of protons, electrons, neutrons, and other informations for an atom. Question variety also includes mass ranking by size, which element has the most protons, and picking out incorrect information. Questions are multiple choice and check box. Use as a bellringer, exit slip, quiz, or study guide. Questions can be modified to fit your lesson. Answers are provided.Version 2.5 (updated Aug '22)Google For
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One-Dimensional Free-Body Diagram Quiz
Short (9 questions) multiple choice quiz covering one dimensional free-body diagrams. Students will use formulas: F = ma, Ff = μN, T = mg + ma, and w = mg to calculate net force, acceleration, tension, weight, etc. Most problems are based off two free-body diagrams (see thumbnail). Doc can also be edited by adding, removing, or changing questions to fit your lesson. Use as a bellringer, exit slip, quiz, or supplemental work. Answers and solutions are provided.Google Form Version
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Sound Energy Video
This video is meant to teach students about sound energy! Perfect to show students as a part of a unit on sound energy-includes waves, wave length, pitch, frequency, crest and trough, the ear, and much more. Aligns with Georgia Standards of Excellence but is general enough to suit any curriculum. Over 4 minutes of instructional content presented by Mr. Horton! This downloadable video is for ONE teacher's use only. Must be secured (password protected) to post online for your students.
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Latent Heat and Phase Change Guided Practice
20 problems covering the concept ideas and calculations for phase change with latent heat. Problems include:6 questions based off notes and vocabulary11 calculations solving for energy changes using formulas q=mcΔt and q=mL. (These problems are the same as my specific heat practice listed)3 questions based off experimental data for analysis A chart with latent heats, specific heats, and melting and boiling points is provided within the document. Doc can be edited by adding, removing, or modify
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Molarity Quiz
11 question multiple choice quiz covering molarity and calculations of variables. Use as a bellringer, quiz, exit slip, study guide, or supplemental practice. Change or add questions to fit your lessons. Answers and solutions are provided. Google Form Version
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Simple Momentum Quiz
Short multiple choice quiz (9 questions) covering momentum (p=mv). Students will answer concept questions and calculate for the variables mass, velocity, and momentum. Answers and solutions are provided. Use as a bellringer, exit slip, quiz, or supplemental work. Doc can be modified to fit your lesson.Google Form Version
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Quiz Bank for Chapter 19: Ocean Waves of Our World Ocean Essentials
Multiple choice questions create familiarity with terms and concepts and build foundational knowledge. This quiz bank of 148 multiple choice questions aims to help students become familiar with introductory terms and concepts in ocean science. It specifically covers Chapter 19: Ocean Waves, from the free online textbook, Our World Ocean: Understanding the Most Important Ecosystem on Earth, Essentials Version, by W. Sean Chamberlin, PhD, Nicole Shaw, and Martha Rich. The complete book and individ
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Also included in: DOC+Respondus Quiz Bank Chapter 19: Ocean Waves (OWO-Essentials)
Quiz Bank for Chapter 13: The Seasons of the Sea of Our World Ocean Essentials
Multiple choice questions create familiarity with terms and concepts and build foundational knowledge. This quiz bank of 225 multiple choice questions aims to help students become familiar with introductory terms and concepts in ocean science. It specifically covers Chapter 13: The Seasons of the Sea, from the free online textbook, Our World Ocean: Understanding the Most Important Ecosystem on Earth, Essentials Version, by W. Sean Chamberlin, PhD, Nicole Shaw, and Martha Rich. The complete book
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Quiz Bank for Chapter 12: The Sun and the Earth of Our World Ocean Essentials
Multiple choice questions create familiarity with terms and concepts and build foundational knowledge. This quiz bank of 176 multiple choice questions aims to help students become familiar with introductory terms and concepts in ocean science. It specifically covers Chapter 12: The Sun and the Earth, from the free online textbook, Our World Ocean: Understanding the Most Important Ecosystem on Earth, Essentials Version, by W. Sean Chamberlin, PhD, Nicole Shaw, and Martha Rich. The complete book a
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Average Atomic Mass Student Notes
Guided Notes over average atomic mass for students to follow along with as they learn about isotopes and how to calculate average atomic mass. Information includes:Basic definitionsamu formulaworked example of calculating amuDocument can be edited to make fill in the blank notes or you can modify to fit your own lesson. The notes could also be used as a supplemental resource, homebound resource, or study guide.
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Calorimetry Guided Practice
23 problems covering the concept ideas and calculations for calorimetry. Problems include:8 questions based off notes and vocabulary12 calculations solving for mass, specific heat, and temperature changes using formula -mcΔt=mcΔt. (These problems are the same as my calorimetry practice listed)3 questions based off experimental data for analysis Doc can be edited by adding, removing, or modifying questions to fit your own lessons. Table data can also be changed. Answers and solutions are provid
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VSEPR Theory Quiz
Multiple choice quiz consisting of 16 questions on VSEPR. The questions use digitally drawn molecules as a prompt for identifying structures, bond angle, and compound examples. Second half of the quiz uses expanded octet molecules. Add, remove, or change questions to fit your lessons. Can be used as a bellringer, exit slip, study guide, or quiz. Answers are providedGoogle Form Version
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Plant and Animal Cells Study Guide
This study guide includes a diagram of the plant and animal cell to be labeled as well as vocabulary pertaining to the two types of cells.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.
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States of Matter: Solids, Liquids, Gases, Plasma Video
This video is meant to teach students about the states of matter! Perfect to show students as a part of a unit on matter-discusses each state of matter, characteristics of each type of matter, changes in states of matter, and much more. Aligns with Georgia Standards of Excellence but is general enough to suit any curriculum. Over 3 minutes of instructional content presented by Mr. Horton! This downloadable video is for ONE teacher's use only. Must be secured (password protected) to post online f
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Electron Configuration Quiz
Multiple choice quiz consisting of 17 questions covering electron configurations. Students will use configurations to identify elements, find mistakes, and determine isoelectric elements. Configuration chart is included (see thumbnail) to help in problem solving. Use as bellringer, exit slip, quiz, or supplemental work. Add, remove, or modify questions to fit your lesson. Answers are providedGoogle Form version
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Ohm's Law Quiz
Multiple choice quiz with 12 questions that covers Ohm's Law (I=V/R). Questions include ohm's concept ideas and calculating the variables of the law (current, resistance, and voltage). Use as a bellringer, exit slip, supplemental work or quiz. Doc can be modified to fit your lesson. Answers and solutions are provided.Google Form Version
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1-D Kinematics Quiz
12 multiple choice question quiz covering kinematics. Students will solve for the unknown variables using the formulas: d=vot + ½ at², Vf = Vi + at, Vf² = Vi² + 2ad, d = (Vf-Vi)/2*t. Questions also include concept ideas and formula manipulation. All questions have answers and solutions given. Doc can be modified to fit your lesson. Use as a bellringer, exit slip, quiz, or supplemental work.Google Form Version
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