The image shows a remote-controlled car on a track. The table contains information about the car as it completes four laps without stopping. A lap is when the car moves from the starting line, around the track, and back to the starting line. Which information allows a person to predict the time on the stopwatch at the starting line at the end of Lap 5, and what will that time be?

the direction of movement; 150 seconds

the direction of movement; 125 seconds

the mass of the car; 125 seconds

Use the information to answer several questions. Scientists have discovered fossils of an ancient jawed fish species that lived 350 million years ago. The fossils were found by digging into the rock layers under a forested area. The diagram shows the rock layers in the area, labeled A-D. When the scientists examined the fossils of the fish species, they found evidence of two types of tails. Some fish fossils had hard, boney tails and other fish fossils had scaly, flexible tails. There were some fish fossils that had both types of tails. The scientists created a labeled drawing that shows the location of each type of tail. The locations of the fish fossils in the rock layers allowed scientists to figure out how the tails of the fish species changed over time. The graph shows the number of fish fossils with each tail type found in different rock layers. _______________ The area in which the fish fossils were found is currently a forest with many trees and bushes. What does the presence of fish fossils tell scientists about the past environment of the area?

The area was once a hot desert.

The area was once covered in ice.

The area was once a dry grassland.

Use the information to answer several questions. Scientists have discovered fossils of an ancient jawed fish species that lived 350 million years ago. The fossils were found by digging into the rock layers under a forested area. The diagram shows the rock layers in the area, labeled A-D. When the scientists examined the fossils of the fish species, they found evidence of two types of tails. Some fish fossils had hard, boney tails and other fish fossils had scaly, flexible tails. There were some fish fossils that had both types of tails. The scientists created a labeled drawing that shows the location of each type of tail. The locations of the fish fossils in the rock layers allowed scientists to figure out how the tails of the fish species changed over time. The graph shows the number of fish fossils with each tail type found in different rock layers. _______________ Which statement uses evidence to explain which type of fish most likely went extinct first?

Fish with a hard, boney tail; there are less fossils of boney tail fish in the youngest rock layer.

Fish that have both types of tails; the number of fish fossils with both types of tails increases and then decreases in the rock layers over time.

Fish with a scaly, flexible tail; there are less fossils of scaly, flexible tail fish in the oldest rock layer.

Fish that have both types of tails; the number of fish fossils with both types of tails is the same in the oldest and youngest rock layers.

Use the information to answer several questions. Scientists have discovered fossils of an ancient jawed fish species that lived 350 million years ago. The fossils were found by digging into the rock layers under a forested area. The diagram shows the rock layers in the area, labeled A-D. When the scientists examined the fossils of the fish species, they found evidence of two types of tails. Some fish fossils had hard, boney tails and other fish fossils had scaly, flexible tails. There were some fish fossils that had both types of tails. The scientists created a labeled drawing that shows the location of each type of tail. The locations of the fish fossils in the rock layers allowed scientists to figure out how the tails of the fish species changed over time. The graph shows the number of fish fossils with each tail type found in different rock layers. _______________ How did the tails of the fish species change over time, and why?

The tails became more flexible because the fish with flexible tails could swim away faster from danger.

The tails became harder because the fish with hard tails had an easier time catching food.

The tails became boney and flexible because the fish with both boney and flexible tails were easier to catch.

The tails became scalier and more flexible because the fish with the scaly, flexible tails were unable to reproduce.

Use the information to answer several questions. _______________ Using the information in the Tail Changes in Fish Fossils graph, which statement correctly compares the fossils found in the rock layers?

Layer D has the smallest number of scaly, flexible tail fish fossils.

Layer A has the most hard, boney tail fish fossils.

Layer B has more hard, boney tail fish fossils than layer D.

Layer C has the same number of scaly, flexible tail fish fossils as layer A.

One fish fossil found in the area shows a tail that is different from the tails of the other fossils. A scientist uses the fossil to draw a picture of what the fish tail may have looked like due to broken bones. Which statement explains an environmental cause of the different fish tail?

The fish damaged its tail on a rock.

The fish inherited the different tail from its parents.

The tail changed as the fish got older.

The tail fell off, and the fish grew a new tail.

A person in the Northern Hemisphere records the location of the Big Dipper, part of the Ursa Major constellation, in the sky during winter and summer. Which statement explains the location of the Big Dipper in the sky during winter and summer?

As Earth revolves around the Sun, the Big Dipper appears in different places in the sky.

The Big Dipper always appears close to the Moon.

The Big Dipper appears in the same place all year.

As Earth rotates on its axis, the Big Dipper appears in different places in the sky.

A playground has a spring horse toy. The rider sits on the horse, and the horse moves forward and backward on the spring. A young, small child sits on the toy horse and moves forward and backward. The distance between the forward and backward movement is 40 centimeters. An older, larger child sits on the toy horse, and the distance the horse moves forward and backward is 90 centimeters. The image shows both measurements. Which difference is responsible for the different motions of the toy horse?

The children’s size; larger children produce a larger force on the spring.

The children’s age; younger children produce a larger force on the spring.

The children’s age; older children produce a larger force on the spring.

The children’s size; smaller children produce a larger force on the spring.

Sand and water are mixed in a bucket. Why is the sandy water in the bucket called a mixture?

A new substance does not form in the bucket.

The sand and water take on the same shape as the bucket.

A new solid substance forms in the bottom of the bucket.

The sand and water cannot be separated once they are in the bucket.

Which statement is most true of constellations?

Constellations are different in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

Constellations are made of stars that are close together in outer space.

At the North and South Poles, constellations rise in the east and set in the west.

At the equator, constellations appear to move in a circle year-round.

Two puppies (O and P) from the same parents are adopted by two different families. Puppy O lives with a family that has two other dogs in the home. Puppy P lives with a family that does not have any other pets. Three years later, the families bring all their dogs to play together by a lake. All the dogs go swimming in the water. When the dogs get out of the water, they all move their bodies to shake off the water. When a person blows a whistle, Puppy O and the two dogs that live with it come running. Puppy P stays by the water. Which choice correctly matches an explanation with evidence?

Explanation Instinct causes the dogs to shake their bodies to get off extra water. Evidence All dogs do the action.

Explanation Instinct causes the other dogs in Puppy O’s family to run to the person when they hear a whistle. Evidence Only Puppy O and the dogs that live with it do the action.

Explanation The puppies learned to shake off water by watching other dogs. Evidence Only Puppy P, which does not live with dogs, does the action.

Explanation The dogs in Puppy O’s family learned to come to their owners when they hear a whistle. Evidence All dogs do the action.

The diagram contains information about the phases of two substances. Which substance has a warmer freezing point?

Substance 1; it freezes at 0°C.

Substance 2; it freezes at -114°C.

Substance 1; it freezes at 100°C.

Substance 2; it freezes at 78°C.

The diagram contains information about the phases of two substances. In which phase will each substance be when it is 90°C?

Substance 1 will be a liquid, and Substance 2 will be a gas.

Substance 1 will be a gas, and Substance 2 will be a gas.

Substance 1 will be a solid, and Substance 2 will be a liquid.

Substance 1 will be a liquid, and Substance 2 will be a solid.

The table lists objects and their masses. A student tries to order the objects to show how strong Earth’s gravitational force is on each object. Which list correctly orders the objects from greatest gravitational force to least?

bowling ball, rock, block of wood, basketball, tennis ball

block of wood, bowling ball, tennis ball, rock, basketball

basketball, rock, tennis ball, bowling ball, block of wood

tennis ball, basketball, block of wood, rock, bowling ball

Which two actions are animal instincts?

fish moving to top of tank to be fed

A student looks at a simple map of the galaxy with the Sun and Earth along with other stars that are different sizes. The table shows the sizes, distances from Earth, and the brightness of the stars as viewed from Earth. Which star produces the most light, and why?

Star Z; it is the farthest away from Earth and is clearly seen in the night sky.

Sun; it is the closest to Earth and has the strongest gravity.

Star X; it is the smallest star and uses less gas to produce light.

Star Y; it is the same size as the Sun and is located close to the other stars.

A student looks at a model of Earth and glues toy elephants in two locations. The toy elephant on the bottom of the model of Earth looks upside down. How can the student use the model to explain Earth’s gravity?

The model shows Earth’s gravity pulls objects toward its center, not just down, since the position of down can be different in different areas around the world.

The model shows Earth’s gravity pushes objects away from Earth’s surface because gravity comes from Earth’s center.

The model shows Earth’s gravity causes objects to remain upright as shown by the elephants both standing on their legs.

The model shows Earth’s gravity pulls objects in a down position because arrows drawn from each toy toward the bottom of the globe will point in the same direction.

Two students are planning a canoe trip and need to design a container that will keep their food and drinks cold as well as prevent the container from sinking if it accidentally falls into the water. They research possible materials to use in the design. Which design will make the best container?

an open plastic bag placed inside a paper bag

The image shows a family of four. Which two differences are seen in the family?

The daughter does not have freckles like the mother.

The son does not have the same hair color as the father.

The daughter does not have short hair like the mother.

The daughter does not have the same face shape as the father.

The son does not have the same rounded ear shape as the father.

The image shows a family of four. The father and mother have a new baby girl. What can be predicted about her appearance?

The baby girl will inherit traits from her parents and look similar but not exactly like them.

The baby girl will inherit traits from the son and daughter and look similar but not exactly like them.

The baby girl will inherit traits from only her father, so she will have a round face and small ears.

The baby girl will inherit traits from only her mother, so she will have short hair and freckles.

A cat has been eating a potted plant in its home. The owners of the cat do not want the cat to eat the plant. The owners place aluminum foil on the surface of the table. The cat does not like the feel of aluminum foil on its feet. When the cat jumps on the table to try to eat the potted plant, it feels the aluminum foil and jumps back off. The owners leave the aluminum foil on the table until the cat no longer shows interest in the plant. How are the owners of the cat trying to train their cat?

The owners are trying to have the cat remember eating plants means touching aluminum foil.

The owners are trying to teach the cat to stay away from aluminum foil.

The owners are trying to get the cat used to aluminum foil.

The owners are trying to trigger the cat’s instincts to be scared of plants and aluminum foil.

A student makes a housefly trap by placing a paper cone in a glass jar with a water and sugar mixture. The water and sugar mixture will attract houseflies. The diagram shows the trap. The student wants to improve the trap by creating a water and sugar mixture that attracts more houseflies. The student decides to make a mixture that is 15 grams of sugar and 200 milliliters of water. Which measurement tools does the student need to create the new mixture?

balance scale and graduated cylinder

Why do stars in the night sky appear small and dim?

The stars are far away from Earth.

The stars are smaller than Earth.

The stars are in the Milky Way galaxy.

The stars are different shapes.

A child points a telescope at one location in the night sky. The child looks through the telescope at 9:00 p.m. on Friday, 9:00 p.m. on Saturday, and 11:00 p.m. on Sunday. The diagrams show what the child sees through the telescope. Why is what the child sees at 11:00 p.m. on Sunday different from the other two days?

As Earth rotates on its axis, the stars appear to move across the sky.

Earth is in a different location in space each day, so different stars are seen.

The stars the child can see through the telescope revolve around the Sun.

Stars appear to change locations in the sky when the seasons change.

A person is making iced tea. The person adds sugar to the tea, but it is dissolving too slowly. What can the person do next to cause the sugar to dissolve quicker?

The person can add ice to the tea.

The person can add larger pieces of sugar to the tea.

The person can remove some liquid from the tea.

Two students write down notes for an experiment with baking soda and vinegar. Baking soda is a solid, and vinegar is a liquid. Why is the final mass recorded by Student 1 different than the final mass recorded by Student 2?

The final mass of Student 2’s bag is more because the new substance that formed stayed in the bag.

The final mass of Student 1’s bag is less because the baking soda dissolved more, decreasing its mass.

The final mass of Student 1’s bag is less because the temperature was higher, releasing mass as energy.

The final mass of Student 2’s bag is more because more bubbles produced more gas.

White salt is mixed with tiny pieces of iron. The table shows the properties of the substances before and after they are mixed. According to the table, what happens to the properties of substances when they are mixed to form a mixture?

Their properties remain unchanged.

Their properties change completely.

They partially change their properties.

In a desert, scientists find two fossils (Y and Z) in two different rock layers. How can scientists determine which fossil is older?

Fossil Z is older because it is found in the rock layer below fossil Y.

Fossil Y is older because it is found on top of fossil Z.

Fossil Y is older because it is found in a lighter color rock.

Fossil Z is older because it is found in a darker color rock.

Alligator snapping turtles eat fish and live in fresh water in the southeastern United States. The diagram shows features of an alligator snapping turtle. Which variation of a feature would give an alligator snapping turtle a better chance to get the food it needs to survive?

worm-shaped tongue to attract more fish

more spikes on its shell to scare away fish

smaller claws to dig smaller holes in the mud

increase in weight to sink deeper in the mud

The model shows a city in the Northern Hemisphere marked with a star. Why will the city experience different seasons as Earth moves around the Sun?

The angle of sunlight shining on the city changes due to the tilt of Earth’s axis.

The length of daylight in the city decreases each time Earth revolves around the Sun.

The tilt of Earth’s axis changes each time it rotates.

The amount of sunlight given off by the Sun increases during Earth’s orbit.

Two groups test the strength of the same type of chair. The tables show the results of each group’s test. Which group’s test provides the most useful information, and why?

Group 1 knows the chair will not break with 30 kilograms of weight and that the chair will break with 50 kilograms or more.

Group 1 knows the chair broke with 50 kilograms of weight and that the chair will break with weight higher than 70 kilograms.

Group 2 knows the chair will not break with 40 kilograms of weight.

Group 2 knows the chair will not break with less than 40 kilograms of weight.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

One student adds 2 tablespoons of finely crushed table salt to a cup of room
temperature water. Another student adds 2 tablespoons of rock salt with large
crystals to a cup of room temperature water. Both students stir their solutions until all the salt dissolves.
How do the conditions in the cup affect the time it takes the salt to dissolve in each
cup?

The rock salt has larger particles so it takes longer to dissolve.

The table salt has more total particles so it takes longer to dissolve.

Both cups of water are the same temperature so both types of salt will take the same amount

of time to dissolve.

Both cups of water contain the same amount of salt so both types of salt will take the same

amount of time to dissolve.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which factors determine the amount of Earth’s gravitational force on an object?

the object’s mass and distance away from Earth

the object’s shape and distance away from Earth

the object’s speed and mass

the object’s shape and size

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A student fills three bowls with 1,000 milliliters of water at different temperatures.
The student places an 11-gram soup flavor cube in each beaker. The table shows the
time for the flavor cube to dissolve completely. If the temperature of the water is increased to 50°C, about how long will it take the
flavor cube to dissolve completely?

0 seconds

9 seconds

32 seconds

43 seconds

MULTIPLE SELECT QUESTION

45 sec • 1 pt

The table contains information about objects in space.
Which two objects are most likely comets?

Object 1

Object 2

Object 3

Object 4

Object 5

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The diagram shows 5 grams of liquid and 7 grams of a different liquid being poured into an empty beaker.
If both liquids are poured into the empty beaker, how many grams of liquid will be present?

5 grams

7 grams

10 grams

12 grams

A teacher shows students in a class a diagram of fossils in rock layers (A-G).
Which three students’ observations are correct?

An earthquake could have caused layers A-E to tilt.

The fossils in layer D are younger than the fossil in layer B.

Moving water cut through layers A-E, causing a deep groove.

Layer G is the youngest layer.

Layer F is older than the fossil in layer C.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

The diagram shows the strengths of forces acting on a box.
In which direction will the box move?

right

down

left

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Which factors determine the amount of Earth’s gravitational force on an object?

The table contains information about objects in space.Which two objects are most likely comets?

The diagram shows 5 grams of liquid and 7 grams of a different liquid being poured into an empty beaker. If both liquids are poured into the empty beaker, how many grams of liquid will be present?

A teacher shows students in a class a diagram of fossils in rock layers (A-G).Which three students’ observations are correct?

The diagram shows the strengths of forces acting on a box.In which direction will the box move?

The image shows a remote-controlled car on a track.A person uses different wheel sizes and different track surfaces for an experiment.The table shows the results from the experiment.Which combination of changes causes the car to travel the slowest around the track?

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The table contains information about objects in space.
Which two objects are most likely comets?

The diagram shows 5 grams of liquid and 7 grams of a different liquid being poured into an empty beaker.
If both liquids are poured into the empty beaker, how many grams of liquid will be present?

A teacher shows students in a class a diagram of fossils in rock layers (A-G).
Which three students’ observations are correct?

The diagram shows the strengths of forces acting on a box.
In which direction will the box move?

The image shows a remote-controlled car on a track.
A person uses different wheel sizes and different track surfaces for an experiment.
The table shows the results from the experiment.
Which combination of changes causes the car to travel the slowest around the track?