which is a learned behavior?

a dog returning the same place for food everyday

How do trees obtain energy?

they produce food in their leaves

they absorb nutrients from decomposing pants and animals

they receive energy from their roots

16. The diagram shows light when it hits an object. Which of the following would be the best title for the diagram?

The path light takes when it is reflected

The force needed to use a pulley

The path light takes when it is refracted

The flow of an electrical current

the outer planets in order

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

Jupiter, Saturn, Neptune, Uranus

Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune

What causes the sun to look like it moves across the sky

the sun revolving around the Earth

the moon revolving around the Earth

The motion of one object around another.

The motion of an object on its axis.

A ball is moving in a certain direction. What would happen to the ball if a greater force was applied on the ball along its direction of motion?

The speed of the ball would increase.

The speed of the ball would decrease.

The ball will change direction.

Dust and ice orbiting in space.

A small rocky body orbiting in space.

The flash of light made by an object burning up in Earth's atmosphere (A "shooting star")

A rock floating around in space

a collection of ice and dust that travels through the solar system

A rock found on the beach that came from space

Which answer choice has the planets placed IN ORDER?

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

Mars, Venus, Mercury, Earth, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus Neptune

Mercury, Earth, Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus Neptune

Mercury, Venus, Earth, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus Neptune

Which of the following explains why we have night and day?

the rotation of Earth on its axis

the revolution of Earth around the sun

The picture shows coal, one of Earth's energy resources. Why is coal a nonrenewable resource?

It is a resource that cannot be replaced as fast as people use it.

It is difficult to mine because it is deep inside Earth.

It is a resource that can easily be replaced as it is used.

It is the resource that fuels many power plants that make electricity.

Wind, water, and ice are involved in both weathering and erosion. However, weathering and erosion are two different processes. Which sentence below states a difference between weathering and erosion?

Erosion moves rocks to a new location.

Weathering moves rocks from place to place.

Erosion breaks down rocks but doesn't move them.

Weathering moves rocks without breaking them down.

Plants need many things in order to make their own food. Which of the following best describes what plants need to make their own food?

a plant uses sunlight, carbon dioxide and water

a plant uses soil, sunlight and oxygen

a plant uses sunlight, carbon dioxide and oxygen

a plant uses soil, sunlight and water

Kofi wants to know how two magnets behave when they are together. The magnets below show her experiment. What must be true of the magnets shown?

The poles of the magnet repel each other

The poles of the magnet attract each other

The two poles are opposites, south and north.

The two poles are opposites, north and south.

Lu Chen is comparing the physical properties of water as a gas and as a solid. Which of the statements best describes how these two are different?

Solid water has a definite shape and water vapor does not.

Solid water is much warmer than water vapor.

Solid water has its particles farther apart than water vapor.

Solid water has the same mass as the same volume of water vapor.

Pete likes to play the drums. When he strikes the drum with a drumstick, a sound is made. Which of these explains why sound is produced?

The drum transfers vibrations into the air.

The drumstick vibrates the air.

The drum absorbs energy from the air.

The drum releases potential energy into the air.

Christina knows that wind and water are two sources of energy. Which of the following statements can Christina say is true about both wind and water?

They can be used to generate electricity.

They are limited in supply on Earth.

They can replace all other energy sources.

They can be used to produce solar energy.

Tyler does a report about objects in motion for science class. He gives examples of animals, people, cars, and airplanes as objects that can be in motion. Which of the following statements can Tyler include in his report about motion?

Motion is the change of position of an object.

All objects in motion are accelerating.

Gravity has no effect on objects in motion.

Objects in motion always change their direction.

Two flowering rose bushes of the same type grow in two different large pots next to each other in a yard. One is pink and the other is yellow. What is the most likely cause of the difference in color?

effect of an inherited characteristic

effect of the amount of fertilizer

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Buried remains of ancient plants and animals that we now use as fuel.

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sediment

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Breaking down earth's materials at or near the surface.

erosion

weathering

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Wind or water carrying away weathered pieces of sediment.

deposition

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cementation

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Orbit or movement around the sun.

rotation

revolution

phase

comet

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Spinning of a planet on its axis.

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Earth rotates on this imaginary line.

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Which of the following is not an example of mechanical energy?

a mirror reflects light

a car moves

a windmill spins

a wheel turns

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5th Grade SSA Review_Mr. Hite

Buried remains of ancient plants and animals that we now use as fuel.

Breaking down earth's materials at or near the surface.

Wind or water carrying away weathered pieces of sediment.

Orbit or movement around the sun.

Spinning of a planet on its axis.

Earth rotates on this imaginary line.

Which of the following is not an example of mechanical energy?

which is not an example of an inherited trait

which is a learned behavior?

How do trees obtain energy?

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