
Science SOL Review
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Science
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5th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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10 Slides • 15 Questions
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5th grade science sol review
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Scientific and Engineering Practices 4.1,5.1 |
The student will demonstrate an understanding of scientific and engineering practices by: a. asking questions and defining problems. b. planning and carrying out investigations. c. interpreting, analyzing, and evaluating data. d. constructing and critiquing conclusions and explanations. e. developing and using models. f. obtaining, evaluating, and communicating information
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In the scientific method there are 6 basic steps 1st make observation and ask questions to find a problem then research and form an hypothesis (an educated guess) then conduct the experiment, observe and make inferences, then you analyze data and finally make an conclusion a share data with family and friends
scientific method
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Multiple Choice
how many steps are there to the scientific method ?
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11
6
5
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Multiple Choice
what is the first step in the scientific method ?
form a hypothesis
observe and
ask questions
test hypothesis (experiment)
analyze data
conclusion
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Multiple Choice
in which step do you test your hypothesis (experiment)
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3
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there are seven steps to the scientific engineering practices which are: 1st ask questions and make observations 2nd imagine you're idea then plan you're experiment after that you create an model then do your experiment and then see if you can improve
scientific engineering practices
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Multiple Select
what steps are valid to scientific engineering practices ?
(choose 3)
imagine
hypothesis
analysis
improve
create
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Multiple Choice
what is the last step in scientific engineering practices ?
create
plan
improve
imagine
experiment
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Multiple Select
in which steps of the scientific engineering practices, can (50% chance) make you restart based on incorrect data.
not on slide
plan
imagine
create
experiment
improve
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challenge questions
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Multiple Choice
Some students recorded the number of bean seeds that sprouted in their experimental plots. Each student began with the same number and type of seeds, the same type of soil plot, and the same amount of water and sunlight. Which of the following students most likely made an error in the experiment ?
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3
4
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Multiple Choice
Based on the chart, between which two weeks did the growth pattern of the puppy change ?
8-9 weeks
9-10 weeks
10-11 weeks
11-12 weeks
12-13 weeks
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Multiple Choice
Students conducted an experiment in which they rubbed their palms together to warm their hands, then measured the temperature of their hands. The experiment was conducted 4 times. According to the data in the table, which of these trials is most unusual ?
a
b
c
d
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5th grade science sol review
energy, force & motion 5.2 a-d & 5.3 a-e
The student will investigate and understand that energy can take many forms. Key ideas include: a. energy is the ability to do work or to cause change, b. there are many different forms of energy, c. energy can be transformed, d. energy is conserved.The student will investigate and understand that there is a relationship between force and energy of moving objects. Key ideas include: a. moving objects have kinetic energy, b. motion is described by an object’s direction and speed, c. changes in motion are related to net force and mass, d. when objects collide, the contact forces transfer energy and can change objects’ motion, e. friction is a force that opposes motion.
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force is any push of pull some another example of force is gravity, friction, spring, magnetic, tension, and applied force. motion contains potential and kinetic energy so motion and energy ties in.
force & motion
there are two forms of energy kinetic and potential energy and energy can also transform into thermal, radiant, mechanical, electrical, sound. chemical and nuclear will not be needed until 6th grade.
energy
energy, force & motion
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Multiple Choice
A person pushes a box as shown. What is the push most likely to change ?
The size of the box
the mass of the box
the color of the box
the position of the box
the shape of the box
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Multiple Choice
To describe this car’s motion, a student should use its —
mass and volume
direction and speed
speed and color
volume and direction
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Multiple Choice
An object is traveling north at a speed of 12 kilometers per hour. Which characteristic of the object is being described?
matter
motion
volume
temperature
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kinetic & potential energy 5.2 a
potential energy is the stored energy of an object some examples are like a book sitting on a book shelf, a roller coaster sitting on the top of the track waiting to fall, or like an pitcher about to strike the ball on an baseball game
potential
kinetic energy is the energy of motion some examples are ,like a book falling off of a book shelf, a roller coaster falling from the tallest part, or like an pitcher striking the ball on an baseball game
kinetic
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Multiple Choice
What kind of energy do all moving objects have ?
solar energy
kinetic energy
potential energy
renewable energy
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Multiple Choice
Which labeled part in this picture has evidence of kinetic energy ?
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none of the above
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Multiple Choice
Which of these has kinetic energy?
a
b
c
d
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5th grade science sol review 5.4
electricity
With electricity you will understand the concept of a current traveling through a circuit or an open, closed, series, and parallel circuit.
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An open circuit is a circuit that is not complete and does not allow the current to finish its cycle
open
An closed circuit is a complete circuit that fully allows a electric current to complete its cyle
closed
An series circuit is a complete circuit that allows electricity but can hold more then one light bulb but if one of these bulb breaks then all the light bulb will go blank
series
A parallel circuit allows more than one pathway of electricity so if one bulb goes out the others stay lit
parallel
electricity
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