Grade 8 Science Worksheets

464 practice questions, 264 drills, 64 printable sheets across 8 chapters. Free, no account, and every answer explained.

What is here

464 practice questions, 264 drills, 64 printable sheets, drawn from Physical Science: Matter, Forces & Energy. You do not need the course to use them — each sheet stands on its own — but the lesson behind every one is free to read if a topic needs explaining first.

Every topic

Properties of Matter

Atomic StructurePractice (12) · Drills (8) · Print
Physical vs. Chemical PropertiesPractice (12) · Drills (8) · Print
Density & FloatingPractice (11) · Drills (6) · Print
The Periodic TablePractice (11) · Drills (8) · Print
Materials: Properties, Uses & ImpactsPractice (11) · Drills (6) · Print

Chapter quiz · Problem set · Print the whole chapter

Phases of Matter

States of Matter & Phase ChangesPractice (11) · Drills (8) · Print
Temperature & Thermal EnergyPractice (11) · Drills (6) · Print
Gas Particles, Diffusion & PressurePractice (12) · Drills (4) · Print
Evaporation, Condensation & a Wet Cold CupPractice (12) · Drills (4) · Print
Heating Curves & Energy During Phase ChangePractice (12) · Drills (4) · Print

Chapter quiz · Problem set · Print the whole chapter

Chemistry

Signs of a Chemical ReactionPractice (12) · Drills (8) · Print
Conservation of MassPractice (10) · Drills (8) · Print
Balancing Chemical EquationsPractice (10) · Drills (8) · Print
Endothermic & Exothermic ReactionsPractice (11) · Drills (8) · Print
Acids, Bases & pHPractice (11) · Drills (8) · Print

Chapter quiz · Problem set · Print the whole chapter

Forces

Balanced & Unbalanced ForcesPractice (11) · Drills (8) · Print
Interaction Pairs & Force DiagramsPractice (12) · Drills (4) · Print
Gravity & FrictionPractice (15) · Drills (8) · Print
Electric & Magnetic ForcesPractice (16) · Drills (6) · Print
Pressure & Buoyant ForcesPractice (11) · Drills (6) · Print

Chapter quiz · Problem set · Print the whole chapter

Motion

Speed, Velocity & AccelerationPractice (12) · Drills (8) · Print
Reading Motion GraphsPractice (12) · Drills (6) · Print
Newton's Three Laws of MotionPractice (13) · Drills (8) · Print
Collisions, Deformation & Changes in MotionPractice (12) · Drills (4) · Print
Designing & Revising a Collision ProtectorPractice (12) · Drills (4) · Print

Chapter quiz · Problem set · Print the whole chapter

Work & Machines

Work: Transferring Energy with a ForcePractice (10) · Drills (6) · Print
Levers, Ramps & PulleysPractice (10) · Drills (6) · Print
Mechanical AdvantagePractice (10) · Drills (6) · Print
Efficiency & Improving a DesignPractice (10) · Drills (6) · Print
Power: The Rate of Energy TransferPractice (12) · Drills (4) · Print

Chapter quiz · Problem set · Print the whole chapter

Energy & Heat Transfer

Kinetic & Potential EnergyPractice (11) · Drills (8) · Print
Energy Transfer & TransformationPractice (11) · Drills (8) · Print
Thermal Energy & Heat TransferPractice (10) · Drills (8) · Print
Conservation of EnergyPractice (10) · Drills (8) · Print
Electricity & Simple CircuitsPractice (12) · Drills (8) · Print

Chapter quiz · Problem set · Print the whole chapter

Waves, Sound & Light

Sound Sources, Vibrations & ReceiversPractice (15) · Drills (4) · Print
Wave PropertiesPractice (11) · Drills (8) · Print
Sound WavesPractice (14) · Drills (8) · Print
Light & the Electromagnetic SpectrumPractice (11) · Drills (8) · Print
Waves, Information & a Speaker SystemPractice (12) · Drills (4) · Print

Chapter quiz · Problem set · Print the whole chapter

How to use these

Every sheet here is free, needs no account, and prints from your browser. There are three kinds, and they do different jobs.

  • Practice — the main set for a topic, worked at a desk or printed. Answers and explanations are on the page, folded away until you ask for them.
  • Drills — short retrieval questions meant to be repeated days apart rather than finished once. Spacing them out is the point.
  • Print — the whole lesson, teaching text and all, laid out for paper. Use it when the screen is the problem.

Quizzes and problem sets sit at the end of each chapter and pull from every topic in it, which makes them a fair check of whether something has stuck rather than whether it was just read.