5th Grade Review

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Magnetic attraction, texture, and size are all properties of...

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only solids

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NGSS.MS-PS2-3

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Gina, Tom, and Jill placed the same amount of salt in the same amount of water. Who most likely stirred and used hot water? Options: Gina, Tom, Jill.

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Jill

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How are solids, liquids, and gases different?

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Solids have a definite shape. Liquids and gases don't.

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Which of these is a chemical change caused by heat?

• Water heating up and changing to a gas
• Rust forming on a tire
• Water changing from a gas back to a liquid
• A cake baking in the oven

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A cake baking in the oven

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Which of these is NOT electrical energy changed to heat energy? A candle being lit, A portable heater that is plugged in, A stove heating up boiling water, A light bulb

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A candle being lit

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Which of these is showing energy that creates change? A coffee pot spilling on the floor, Gasoline that makes a car drive, A person on a bike at a stop sign, A person standing in line

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Gasoline that makes a car drive

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What type of energy is a battery? Options: Electrical, Heat, Chemical, Mechanical

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Chemical

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Which of these is NOT an insulator? Wood, Rubber, Plastic, Metal

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Metal

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Which of these is NOT a conductor? Copper, Metal, Alluminum, Wood

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Wood

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Tina is trying to move a bookshelf. If the bookshelf won't move, what does it mean?

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Not enough force is applied and it is balanced

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