4th grade end of year science

What happens to the energy when two marbles collide and one starts moving faster than before?

• The energy disappears.

• The energy is transferred from one marble to the other.

• The marbles lose all their energy.

• The marbles become heavier.

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Which of the following is an example of energy being transferred by sound?

• A flashlight shining in the dark.

• A bell ringing in a classroom.

• Ice melting in the sun.

• A battery powering a toy car.

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What can fossils in rock layers tell us about a landscape?

• The color of the rocks.

• The types of plants and animals that lived there long ago.

• The temperature of the rocks.

• The amount of water in the rocks.

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Which of the following is a result of weathering caused by water?

• Rocks breaking apart after freezing and thawing.

• Rocks melting in the sun.

• Rocks growing larger.

• Rocks turning into metal.

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What can you learn by looking at a map that shows mountains, rivers, and valleys?

• The types of animals in the area.

• The patterns of Earth’s features.

• The temperature of the region.

• The color of the soil.

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NGSS.4-ESS2-2

If two toy cars crash into each other and one stops while the other keeps moving, what happened to the energy?

• The energy was destroyed.

• The energy was transferred to the moving car.

• The energy turned into water.

• The energy made the cars disappear.

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Which of these shows energy being transferred by light?

• A drum making noise.

• A lamp lighting up a room.

• A fan spinning.

• A person eating food.

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NGSS.MS-PS4-1

What does a pattern of seashell fossils found in a mountain suggest?

• The mountain was always dry.

• The area was once underwater.

• The mountain is made of metal.

• The mountain is new.

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Which observation would provide evidence of erosion by wind?

• Sand dunes moving across a desert.

• Rocks melting in a volcano.

• Trees growing taller.

• Snow falling from the sky.

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If you see a map with many rivers, what pattern can you describe?

• The rivers are all the same length.

• The rivers often flow from mountains to oceans.

• The rivers are made of metal.

• The rivers never change.

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