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Manny studied constellations with a telescope. He observed a constellation called Fish-hook.

Three months later, Manny again observed the constellation at the same time of night. The constellation looked a little different. How had the constellation MOST likely changed?

• The stars were brighter colors.

• .

  The stars were arranged in a new shape.

• The stars were in a new location in the sky.  

• The stars were farther away from each other. 

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Julia is following a recipe to make batter for a cake. She uses a scale to weigh each ingredient separately. Julia can best use this information to predict the weight of the mixed batter by

• adding the weights of each ingredient together.

  adding the weights of each ingredient together.

• multiplying the weights of each ingredient together.

  multiplying the weights of each ingredient together

• dividing the weight of the wet ingredients from the weight of the dry ingredients.

  dividing the weight of the wet ingredients from the weight of the dry ingredient

• subtracting the weight of the wet ingredients from the weight of the dry ingredients

What can most likely be seen without the aid of a telescope on a clear night?

• the Milky Way galaxy

• moons of other planets

  moons of other planets

• asteroids

• Pluto

A student plans an investigation to see how water temperature affects the way sugar dissolves. The student will perform two trials with the setup shown.

How should the student improve the investigation to get better results?

• use the same mass of sugar in each trial

• use the same water temperature in each trial

• use different volumes of water in each trial

• use the

  use different containers in each trial

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Look at the data in the picture.

Which conclusion is best supported by the data?

• Sugar dissolves best at 22°C.

• Sugar dissolves best at 60°C.

• Sugar dissolves fastest between 22°C and 45°C.

• Sugar dissolves fastest between 45°C and 60°C.

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Mrs. Henry’s class studied the arrangement of planets in the solar system. Which planets are closest to each other?

Responses

• Mars and Earth

• Saturn and Jupiter

• Mercury and Venus

• Uranus and Neptune