5th AOT Mid Cycle 3 Test Review

Betty and George both had challenges related to their interests. Betty was afraid of the dark but became curious about space after stargazing with her dad. George was nervous about his science fair project on volcanoes until his teacher showed him a simple and exciting experiment. What are some similarities and differences between Betty and George?

• Both were affraid of new things, but Betty had fear of the dark and George about a project.

• Both developed new interests, Betty was interested in space and George about volcanos.

• They both are fearful, but Betty enjoys being outside.

• Both are related to learning through guidance, but Betty about stars and George about experiments.

In a Venn diagram, which area should you use to write things about both things being compared?

• The left side

• The right side

• The overlapping area

• Outside of the circles

You are comparing the inner planets and the outer planets in the Solar System. What would be a good way to classify and categorize the similarities and differences?

• Create a list of the planets

• Study only one planet

• Create a Venn Diagram with only one planet

• Use a Venn Diagram to categorize your findings

What is the meaning of the word correlation?

• A random relationship between two variables

• A relationship in which one variable affects the other

• A relationship between two variables

• A change in one variable without affecting the other

A relationship between two variables. TYPE your anwer.

Esther is observing a trend in sales. She notices that as the weather gets hotter, more beach balls are sold. What type of correlation might exist between hot weather and beach ball sales?

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What is your evidence to support your answer in the previous question?

• Beach balls sell well all year long

• People usually go to the beach when the weather gets hotter

• There is no correlation between beach balls and anything else

• People use beach balls instead of soccer balls in the summer

A text to​ (a)   connection is a connection you can make between what you read and your own experiences.

• self
• world
• phone
• friend

Juanita's school needs to decide between buying new computers or new sports equipment. As a student who enjoys both technology and sports, how can you evaluate which option is more beneficial for the majority of students?

• Make a decision without asking any of the student's opinions

• Suggest a compromise that includes both computers and sports equipment to help all students

• Analyze the impact of only technology in student's health

• Ignore the minority of students

When evaluating different options about rules for students in school, how can reflecting on your own experience affects your perspective?

• By ignoring other points of views and only seeing your own

• By deciding that only your experiences are important

• By remembering how similar things affected you in the past

• By thinking that everybody must agree with you