Q2 Review 5th Grade Physical Science

An object travels 10 meters in one second. After two seconds it has traveled 20 meters, and after three seconds it has traveled 30 meters. Which best describes the motion of the object?

• Speeding Up

• Slowing Down

• Moving Backwards

• Constant Speed

A boy washes his favorite shirt. He hangs it outside in the sun. A few hours later, the shirt is dry. What happened to the water in the shirt?

• The water condensed and leaked out of the shirt.

• The water transpired.

• The shirt gained heat energy and the water evaporated.

• The water lost energy to the air around it and the water left the shirt.

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A soccer ball is kicked across a smooth field and then onto a grassy field. Which best describes how the grassy field will affect the movement of the soccer ball?

• The grassy field will increase the speed of the ball because of its mass.

• The grassy field will decrease the speed of the ball because of friction.

• The grassy field will decrease the speed of the ball because of its mass.

• The grassy field will increase the speed of the ball because of friction.

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How does a warm bottle of soda become cold when it is put in a cooler full of ice?

• Convection

• Conduction

• Radiation

• Evaporation

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Which of these items is not made of insulating materials that slow the movement of heat and will keep a person warm.

• Bathing Suit

• Coat

• Space Suit

• Thermal Underclothes

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When an ice cube changes to liquid water and then to water vapor, the total mass of the ice, liquid water, and water vapor stays the same.

• True

• False

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When the temperature of metal increases, it causes the metal to expand. When the temperature of metal decreases, it causes the metal to contract. (Expand means get bigger and contract means get smaller.)

• True

• False

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Which is an example of a new substance being formed?

• Candle Melting

• Water Freezing

• Paper tearing

• Wood Burning

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Mrs. Wilmoth was boiling a pot of water on the stove to cook supper. The pot contained 1,000 ml of water. After it began boiling, there was only 900 ml of water in the pot. What happened to the 100 ml of water?

• The water gained mass as it boiled.

• 100 ml. of water changed to water vapor.

• The water contained salt and the salt evaporated.

• 100 ml. of water was added to the pot.

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Liquid water absorbs energy from the sun during evaporation and then loses energy, forming precipitation.

• True

• False

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