TCAP Science 3rd 2022 (Test Prep)

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Choose the answer.

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Friday

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Students placed two sets of identical magnets near each other, as shown in the Before diagram. The After diagram shows that the magnets in the first set moved toward each other. The magnets in the second set did not move toward each other. Which statement best explains the behavior of one of these sets of magnets? The magnets in the first set moved toward each other because the opposite poles of the magnets attracted each other., The magnets in the second set did not move toward each other because the distance between the magnets was too large., The magnets in the first set moved toward each other because the north pole of each magnet was stronger than its south pole., The magnets in the second set did not move toward each other because these magnets need electricity to work., All of the above.

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The magnets in the first set moved toward each other because the opposite poles of the magnets attracted each other.

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How are catch limits good for people?

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Catch limits ensure that there will be a steady food source in the future.

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Which of these is most likely Material 1? Options: paper, air, juice, oil

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paper

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Which planets from the table are most likely inner planets?

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Planets 1 and 3

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Which change cannot be reversed by cooling?

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4

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Which feature most likely helps the building stay standing during an earthquake?

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many metal bars to stop the building from shaking during an earthquake

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Which is the best tool to use based on the table? Options: nail, tape, magnets, glue

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magnets

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Which polar bear action supports the claim that warmer temperatures are bad for polar bears?

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The bears move to colder areas to find ice.

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Which of these should the student add to the circuit so the battery drains more slowly? Options: a switch, so the fan can be turned on and off; a lightbulb, to show when the battery is getting low; a different battery that provides less energy; a different fan that requires more power.

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a switch, so the fan can be turned on and off