WorksheetsEAST Week 3
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What happens to rocks as they are moved by streams and rivers for many years?
a)
The rocks become smooth.
b)
The rocks grow crystals.
c)
The rocks become jagged.
d)
The rocks lose their minerals.
2.
About how much of Earth is covered by ocean?
a)
5%
b)
25%
c)
65%
d)
75%
3.
What makes up clouds?
a)
water vapor
b)
tiny water droplets
c)
cotton
d)
oxygen and other gases in the air
4.
Matt knows that the Sun warms the air, land, and water. He wanted to know the temperature outside. How can he find out the temperature?
a)
look at his watch
b)
look at a thermometer
c)
look at the sky
d)
look at the birds
5.
Dan put two bowls in a sunny place. He put a lid on one bowl. What will happen to the water in the bowls?
a)
Water will disappear only from the bowl with no lid
b)
Water will disappear only from the bowl with the lid
c)
Water will not disappear from both bowls.
d)
All the water will disappear from both bowls
6.
When water evaporates, it changes from liquid to _____.
a)
tiny droplets
b)
oxygen
c)
ice
d)
water vapor
7.
About how long does the Moon take to orbit Earth?
a)
1 day
b)
27 days
c)
6 months
d)
27 years
8.
Use the graph to answer the question. Students made a graph to show the weather. How many sunny days does the graph show?
a)
2
b)
4
c)
5
d)
6
9.
How could you move the globe or flashlight to best model day and night?
a)
Move the globe around the flashlight
b)
Move the flashlight around the globe
c)
Spin the globe slowly on its axis
d)
Turn the flashlight on and off
10.
Which planets do not have solid, rocky surfaces?
a)
Mars and Mercury
b)
small planets
c)
the inner planets
d)
most of the outer planets
11.
How does water move among the land, ocean, and air?
a)
only from ocean to land to air
b)
only from air to land to ocean
c)
in a cycle that repeats only once
d)
in a cycle that repeats over and over again
12.
What does this tool measure?
a)
amount of rain and snow
b)
temperature of air or water
c)
how slow or fast wind blows
d)
number of clouds in the sky
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