Quarter 4 Science

Where does the energy in our food all come from?

• sugar

• sun

• Monster

• electricity

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On earth, gravity pulls everything down

• True

• False

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This is an example of how matter is made up of tiny atoms too small to be seen:

You pump a basketball full of air. Even though you can't see the air, the ball gets bigger and bigger.

• True

• False

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This is an example of how matter is made up of tiny atoms too small to be seen.

You ride your bike to the store. At the top of a steep hill, you stop pedaling and coast down the hill.

• True

• False

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This is an example of how matter is made up of tiny atoms too small to be seen.

You write for a long time. Your hand gets tired, so your writing gets sloppy.

• True

• False

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This is an example of how matter is made up of tiny particles too small to be seen.

You stir sugar into a cup of water. Even though you can't see the sugar anymore, you know it's there because the water tastes sweet.

• True

• False

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When you freeze something, it will weigh the same as it did before you froze it.

• True

• False

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Which one is NOT a property of dry, powdery material?

• color

• appearance

• taste

• dissolvabiltiy

• magnetism

Which is not a property of rocks?

• hardness

• color

• odor

• pattern

• magnetism

What are 2 things acids have in common?

• They taste sour and they dissolve metal

• They taste sour and they burn your skin

• They dissolve metal and they burn your skin