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4th Grade Super Saiyan Science Review

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Multiple Choice
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Which of the following bulbs with light up?
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Damien set up an electric circuit as shown below. A piece of butter is placed on material Z. The butter started to melt when he turned on the switch.
What can material Z be?
glass
wood
plastic
copper
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Multiple Choice
Four pupils list down ways of using electricity responsibly in their daily lives as shown below.
Alicia: I use energy-saving bulbs for all the lights at home.
Billy : I always leave the laptop charging when I am not using it.
Citra: I switch on the fan and air-conditioner together to cool the room.
Dini: I always switch off all the fans and lights when I am the last to leave the classroom.
Which of the pupils are helping to conserve electricity?
Alicia
Billy and Citra
Alicia and Dini
Billy, Citra and Dini
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Study the circuit diagram below.
Which one of the following will make each bulb in the circuit less bright?
Removing one bulb from the circuit
Removing the switch from the circuit
Adding one bulb in series to the circuit
Adding one battery in series to the circuit
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Multiple Choice
What is the purpose of having a battery in the electrical circuit?
It powers the electricity.
It is an energy source.
It contains chemicals.
It has both the positive and negative terminals
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Multiple Choice
The picture showing the energy conversion
Chemical → light & heat
is:
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Multiple Choice
The picture showing the energy conversion
Light → electrical
is:
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The picture showing the energy conversion
Chemical → light ONLY
is:
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Multiple Choice
The picture showing the energy conversion
Light → chemical
is:
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Multiple Choice
The picture showing the energy conversion
Chemical → heat
is:
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How can we find evidence? Check all answers that are correct
by reading a reference book
by asking your mom
by testing something with a SIM
by making a good guess
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When we write an argument, we have to include _______.
evidence
our name
writing
a period
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Multiple Choice
What is a model?
Something that represents something else
A superhero
A fashion lady
A toy
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Multiple Choice
All electrical devices are ____________.
awesome
old
converters
powerful
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Multiple Choice
What does it mean to convert energy?
to change one form of energy to another form
to use up the power
to plug something in
to turn it off
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Multiple Choice
What evidence in the pictures tells us the lights are not broken?
the car moved
the car light is still on
the lights came back on later
a man fixed the lights
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Multiple Choice
Which form of energy does a solar panel use?
thermal energy from a volcano
light energy from the sun
sound energy from a bomb
chemical energy from eating food
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Multiple Choice
How does electrical energy travel?
upstairs
through wires
on a train
in a car battery
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Multiple Select
Choose all the different forms of energy.
thermal energy
chemical energy
light energy
electrical energy
food energy
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Multiple Choice
What is energy?
The ability to make things move or change
electricity
eating food
plugging something into the wall
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Multiple Choice
What is a system?
some things
machines
electricity
parts that work together
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Multiple Choice
In a system, each part's job is called its _______ .
synthesize
function
engineer
machine
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Multiple Choice
An example of electrical energy transforming to thermal energy is
a fire burning.
using a toaster.
burning coal.
lighting a candle.
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Multiple Choice
A television converts electricity into
light.
sound.
light and sound.
light, sound, and heat.
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Multiple Choice
A wind turbine makes use of which type of energy to generate electricity?
chemical energy
mechanical energy
electric energy
thermal energy
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What is the pupil?
organ
hole
muscle
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Multiple Choice
What is the structure of the eye in #3?
Pupil
Light Receptor
Optic Nerve
Brain
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Multiple Choice
What is the structure of the eye in #1?
Pupil
Light Receptor
Optic Nerve
Brain
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Multiple Choice
What is the structure of the eye in #2?
Pupil
Optic nerve
Light receptor
Brain
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Multiple Choice
True or False: If an animal has low-sensitivity eyes it can see in little amount of light.
True
False
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What needs to happen in the processing stage for the predator to see its prey?
The optic nerve determines if it recognizes the image.
The brain determines if it recognizes the image.
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What needs to happen with the eye for the predator to see its prey?
Light needs to enter through the light receptors
Light needs to enter through the pupil.
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Multiple Choice
What must the light do to allow the predator to see the prey?
Shine
Dim
Jump
Reflect
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Multiple Choice
What does the word structure mean?
What something does or how it's used.
The way something is shaped or what it is made out of that makes it good for a specific function.
Part of an animal's eye.
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What does the word function mean?
What something does or how it's used.
The way something is shaped or what it is made out of that makes it good for a specific function.
Part of an animal's eye.
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Multiple Choice
How do animals gain information about their environment?
Their voices
Their senses
Their friends
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Multiple Choice
Of the 4 waves, which is low pitch and quiet?
red
yellow
green
blue
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Which BEST describes this sound?
Starts low pitch and quiet and gets higher pitch and loud
Starts high pitch and quiet and get lower pitch and loud
Starts low pitch and loud and gets higher pitch and quiet
Starts low pitch and quiet and gets higher pitch
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Multiple Choice
Which wave has the highest frequency?
A
B
C
None (same frequency)
none of these are correct
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Multiple Choice
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High frequency sounds have _______ pitch
HIgh
Low
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The _______ of a wave increases with increased energy.
Wave length
Amplitude
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Multiple Choice
Sound waves CANNOT travel through which of these:
Paper
Milk
Outer space
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Multiple Choice
Sound waves travel as ________ waves.
Transverse
Longitudinal
Surface
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Multiple Choice
Sound is made when a source of energy forces the matter to
Vibrate
Move
Stay still
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Multiple Choice
The highest point on a wave
wavelength
crest
trough
amplitude
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