Bradley hit a baseball with a bat. The baseball then hit a window and caused the window to break. Where did the energy that broke the window come from?

D. The energy came from the moving bat and ball.

A. The energy came from waves in the air.

B. The energy came from electricity in the glass.

C. The energy came from gravity.

Theo watches the Moon every night for four weeks. He notices that

C. it is a little different each night.

A. there is a full moon every three nights.

B. it is a half moon each night.

D. it is a full moon each night.

The Sun always shines on half of the Moon. During a new moon, the Moon looks dark. Where is the lit side of the Moon during a new moon?

D. The lit side faces away from the Earth.

A. The lit side faces half away from the Earth.

B. The lit side faces toward the Earth.

C. The lit side faces away from the Sun.

A group of scientists recently determined that an area which is currently under water was once dry land. What may have led scientists to this conclusion?

A. finding fossils of land-dwelling plants in the area

B. finding fossils of land-dwelling animals in the area

C. finding no fossils of sea creatures in the area

Plants lived on Earth millions of years ago. How is this known?

B. Some of the plants were preserved as fossils.

A. Everything alive today has been alive since the beginning of time.

C. Stories about them have been passed down from parent to child.

D. They can be seen in photos that were taken long ago.

The town of Smithton is having a drought this year. The town has had no rainfall for the last 8 months. The city government is starting to worry that the town’s water supply will not last through the summer. What could the city government do to protect the water supply?

B. get people to stop watering their lawns and washing their cars

A. get people to use less electricity in their homes

C. put a heavy tax on long-distance telephone calls

D. There is nothing that the city government can do.

Deer live in forests and eat plants. If there are too many deer in an area, they can eat too many plants. This affects all the other plants and animals in the area. Deer are an important food for other animals, like wolves. If there are too few deer in an area, there is not enough food for wolves. In parts of the United States, people hunt deer. Some places set rules for how many deer can be hunted each year. How do these rules help areas where deer live?

B. The rules keep the number of deer stable.

A. The rules stop all people from hunting.

C. The rules increase the number of plants.

D. The rules decrease the number of wolves.

Why is recycling important?

D. Recycling helps to conserve valuable natural resources.

A. Recycling wastes valuable natural resources.

B. Recycling damages the environment.

C. Recycling does not help the environment.

What can people do to help reduce air pollution?

C. use public transportation as much as possible

A. cut down all the trees in their yards

B. burn their trash as much as they can

D. drive their cars as often as possible

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Magnets have ______ that repel and attract each other.

A. keys

B. poles

C. protons

D. isotopes

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NGSS.MS-PS2-5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Libby is doing experiments with two different magnets. Magnet A can only attract thumbtacks that are up to 1 inch away from it. Magnet B can attract thumbtacks that are up to 3 inches away from it.
What is likely true of the magnets?

A. Magnet A is stronger than magnet B.

B. Magnet B is rectangular, and magnet A is shaped like a horseshoe.

C. Magnet B is stronger than magnet A.

D. Magnet A is rectangular, and magnet B is shaped like a horseshoe.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Magnetism is an example of ______ because it is able to push and pull things.

A. a law

B. gravity

C. matter

D. a force

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NGSS.MS-PS2-5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Erosion by wind and water can move pieces of soil and rock.

As these materials settle on top of each other, they are pressed together, forming _______.

A. metamorphic rock

B. fossils

C. sedimentary rock

D. igneous rock

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30 sec • 1 pt

_______ form when one kind of rock changes into another due to changing temperature and pressure.

A. Sedimentary rocks

B. Igneous rocks

C. Glaciers

D. Metamorphic rocks

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which rock type can be formed by adding heat and pressure to any of the three types of rock?

A. metamorphic rock

B. igneous rock

C. sand

D. sedimentary rock

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

_______ form when magma or lava cools down and becomes solid

A. Sedimentary rocks

B. Metamorphic rocks

C. Glaciers

D. Igneous rocks

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4th Grade Science Review

Magnets have ______ that repel and attract each other.

Libby is doing experiments with two different magnets. Magnet A can only attract thumbtacks that are up to 1 inch away from it. Magnet B can attract thumbtacks that are up to 3 inches away from it.
What is likely true of the magnets?

Magnetism is an example of ______ because it is able to push and pull things.

Erosion by wind and water can move pieces of soil and rock.

As these materials settle on top of each other, they are pressed together, forming _______.

_______ form when one kind of rock changes into another due to changing temperature and pressure.

Which rock type can be formed by adding heat and pressure to any of the three types of rock?

_______ form when magma or lava cools down and becomes solid

Bradley hit a baseball with a bat. The baseball then hit a window and caused the window to break. Where did the energy that broke the window come from?

Which type of energy needs a circuit to flow through?

Electrical energy is the movement of electric charges through a material. When charges are moving through a material, such as a wire, they can also produce _______ energy, which makes the wire feel warm.

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4th Grade Science Review

Magnets have ______ that repel and attract each other.

Libby is doing experiments with two different magnets. Magnet A can only attract thumbtacks that are up to 1 inch away from it. Magnet B can attract thumbtacks that are up to 3 inches away from it.What is likely true of the magnets?

Magnetism is an example of ______ because it is able to push and pull things.

Erosion by wind and water can move pieces of soil and rock.As these materials settle on top of each other, they are pressed together, forming _______.

_______ form when one kind of rock changes into another due to changing temperature and pressure.

Which rock type can be formed by adding heat and pressure to any of the three types of rock?

_______ form when magma or lava cools down and becomes solid

Bradley hit a baseball with a bat. The baseball then hit a window and caused the window to break. Where did the energy that broke the window come from?

Which type of energy needs a circuit to flow through?

Electrical energy is the movement of electric charges through a material. When charges are moving through a material, such as a wire, they can also produce _______ energy, which makes the wire feel warm.

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Libby is doing experiments with two different magnets. Magnet A can only attract thumbtacks that are up to 1 inch away from it. Magnet B can attract thumbtacks that are up to 3 inches away from it.
What is likely true of the magnets?

Erosion by wind and water can move pieces of soil and rock.

As these materials settle on top of each other, they are pressed together, forming _______.