5th Grade FCAT Science Review

Hypothesis 

•  a conclusion made after an experiment
• Facts and information scientists gather during an experiment
• Uses information you already know to make a prediction or good guess to answer a question or solve a problem 
• None of the above

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This is used specifically to TEST a hypothesis or prediction - by collecting data and using variables to analyze and solve problems. 

• Theory
• Variable
• Hypothesis
• Experiment

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Which of the following is required to be a good, scientific question?

• Scientific questions that are easy to answer
• Scientific questions that you do not need measurements to answer
• Investigation results that other scientists can repeat
• Investigation results that depend only on observations made by other scientists 

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NGSS.HS-LS2-6

NGSS.HS-LS3-1

All scientific discoveries should  

• be Supported by strong evidence
• be agreed upon by everyone's opinions
• Should make everyone happy
• be boring

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NGSS.HS-LS3-2

NGSS.HS-LS4-1

What is the shape of our milky way galaxy?

• Irregular (not normal)
• Globular
• Spiral
• Constellation 

Inner planets are mostly made of

• Gas
• Hydrogen
• Rock
• Rings

All planets contain rings.

• True
• False

Something that all planets have in common is that they ______________ around stars

• Rotate
• Revolve (orbit)
• asteroid
• Comet

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-2

NGSS.MS-PS2-4

Which of the following describes a comet?

• A large collection of burning hot gas
• A collection of ice, dust, and small rock particles with a tail
• A large rocky ball that orbits in a regular pattern around the sun
• A small rocky object that burns up in earth's atmosphere.

Which of the following pairs the term correctly with the change of water?

• 1. Evaporation - water heats up 2. Condensation - water cools down 3. Precipitation - water falls from the sky.
• 1. Evaporation - water cools down 2. Condensation - water heats up 3. Precipitation - water falls from the sky.
• 1. Evaporation - water heats up 2. Condensation - water falls from the sky 3. Precipitation - water cools down

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

NGSS.MS-ESS2-1