Vocabulary Week 4 Quiz

If you are writing a story and want to introduce a new idea, what should you start?

• A new paragraph

• A new calculation

• A new artifact

• A new telegraph

You are given a math problem: "If you have 3 friends and each friend gives you 2 wishes, how many wishes do you have in total?" What calculation would you use to solve this?

What is a paragraph?

• A type of food

• A part of something written made up of one or more sentences that develop a certain idea

• A kind of animal

• A math problem

Imagine you are an archaeologist and you find a clay pot from an ancient civilization. What steps would you take to determine if it is an artifact?

• Examine the pot for signs it was made by humans and compare it to other known artifacts

• Throw it away

• Eat from it immediately

• Ignore it

If you observe that all living things are made up of cells, what can you infer about plants and animals?

• Both plants and animals are made of cells

• Only animals are made of cells

• Only plants are made of cells

• Neither are made of cells

Which of the following best shows the use of calculation in real life?

• Figuring out how much money you need to buy a toy

• Reading a storybook

• Drawing a picture

• Singing a song

If you want to send a message to someone far away in the 1800s, which device would you most likely use?

• Telegraph

• Cell phone

• Computer

• Television

Which of the following is an example of an artifact?

• A stone tool made by ancient people

• A wild animal

• A cloud in the sky

• A river

What does the word "artifact" mean?

• A natural rock

• An object made by a group of humans, such as a tool or clothing

• A type of plant

• A math calculation

Which word means "tiny building block that makes up all living things"?

• Culture

• Cells

• Wishes

• Friends