Free Printable FFA #1 Study Guide 17-18

1.

Anything that takes up space

a)

volume

b)

mass

c)

matter

2.

Which state of matter has a definite shape?

a)

solid

b)

liquid

c)

gas

3.

What are the 3 states of matter?

a)

solids, liquids, and gases

b)

solids, liquids, and solids

c)

liquids, gases, and density

d)

density, volume, and mass

4.

Juice is an example of a...

a)

liquid

b)

gas

c)

solid

d)

:)

5.

The picture picture shows examples of...

a)

solids

b)

liquids

c)

oil

d)

gases

6.

Hand lens

a)

Tool to make objects appear larger

b)

Tool to search objects

7.

Microscope

a)

Tool to help you see objects that are far away

b)

Tool to make objects appear much larger

8.

What is this science tool?

a)

thermometer

b)

ruler

c)

beaker

d)

yard stick

9.

What is this science tool?

a)

sun glasses

b)

safety goggles

c)

hand lenses

d)

beaker

10.

What is this science tool?

a)

beaker

b)

weather vane

c)

thermometer

d)

balance scale

11.

What is this science tool?

a)

balance scale

b)

beaker

c)

hand lenses

d)

thermometer

12.

1. What is the name of this building?

a)

a. Georgia State Capital building

b)

b. The White House

c)

c. The United States Capital building

13.

A governor is the leader of

a)

a. a city

b)

b. a state

c)

c. a country

14.

The President is the leader of

a)

a. a city

b)

b. a state

c)

c. a country

15.

6. Where does the President of the United States live and work?

a)

a. Georgia State Capital building

b)

b. The White House

c)

c. The United States Capital building

16.

7. How are the jobs of president, governor, and mayor alike?

a)

a. they all do the exact same thing and work from the same place

b)

b. they are all in charge of the world and tell us what to do each day

c)

c. they all sign and enforce laws

17.

9. Where the city’s mayor works is called ____________.

a)

a. city hall

b)

b. the capital

c)

c. The White House

18.

10. Where is the United States capital?

a)

a. Atlanta

b)

b. Washington, D.C.

c)

c. California

19.

16. A ________ is a person who belongs to a place.

a)

a. community

b)

b. right

c)

c. citizen

20.

18. Good citizens __________.

a)

a. disobey rules and laws

b)

b. cause pollution and throw trash on the ground

c)

c. follow rules and obey laws

21.

20. A capitol is a building where government workers meet. A capital is the city where the state government works. The capital of Georgia is _____________.

a)

a. Nashville

b)

b. Atlanta

c)

c. Augusta

22.

The five Ws are Who, What, When, Where, and ______.

a)

whether

b)

which

c)

why

d)

whenever

23.

You would ask the question "who?" to learn about the _____

a)

characters

b)

plot

c)

setting

d)

theme

24.

What is the main purpose of the 5Ws?

a)

to discover the main idea

b)

to find important details

c)

to learn about the author

d)

to understand why the story was written

25.

Which of the 5W questions would you ask to learn about the setting?

a)

where and what

b)

where and when

c)

who and what

d)

who and when

26.

If you want to describe the plot, which question should you ask?

a)

who

b)

what

c)

when

d)

where

27.

Which example best explains what happens in Cinderella?

a)

Cinderella has a fairy godmother.

b)

Cinderella lives with her stepmother and
stepsisters.

c)

Cinderella takes place a long time ago in a
magical place.

d)

Cinderella is forced to take care of the
house until she meets a prince at the ball.

28.

Where does this story take place?
Eva and Jackson got to the bus stop, but no one was there. "We're going to be late again!" exclaimed Jackson. "It's your fault. I hate being your twin. Waiting for you makes me late everywhere we go." Jackson didn't see Anna. "Hi, guys!" she said with a smile. "You're not late. You're early."

a)

at school

b)

at the bus stop

c)

at Eva and Jackson's house

d)

at Anna's house

29.

Which part of this story answers when?
Once upon a time, deep in the forest, there was an old lady who lived in a tiny cabin.

a)

once upon a time

b)

deep in the forest

c)

there was an old lady

d)

lived in a tiny cabin

30.

what is 800+30+7

a)

8377

b)

836

c)

837

d)

87

31.

What number is shown with these base ten pieces?

a)

520

b)

105

c)

150

d)

120

32.

What number is shown with these base ten pieces?

a)

36

b)

63

c)

390

d)

630

33.

What number is represented?

a)

77

b)

76

c)

806

d)

86

34.

What number is represented below,
700+60+8

a)

766

b)

778

c)

768

d)

758

35.

What number comes next? 75, 80, 85, 90, _

a)

100

b)

95

c)

105

d)

90

36.

What number is missing? 55, _ , 65, 70, 75, 80

a)

60

b)

85

c)

100

d)

90

37.

Count by 10's. What number comes next?
34, 44, 54, 64, ____?

a)

74

b)

65

c)

70

d)

60

38.

Count by 10's. What numbers are missing?
27, ____, ____, 57, 67

a)

30, 35

b)

37, 77

c)

37, 47

d)

40, 45

39.

What number would be next in this sequence?
120, 220, 320, 420, 520, ___________

a)

620

b)

260

c)

602

d)

206

40.

What numbers are missing?
210, 310, _______, 510, 610, ________

a)

200, 400

b)

410, 710

c)

401, 701

d)

400, 700

41.

What is a group of bananas called?

a)

herd

b)

bouquet

c)

bunch

d)

crowd

42.

What is a group of students called?

a)

team

b)

orchard

c)

swarm

d)

class

43.

What is a group of lions called?

a)

army

b)

pride

c)

gaggle

d)

litter

44.

What is a group of cows called?

a)

herd

b)

pod

c)

class

d)

crowd

45.

What is a group of trees called?

a)

galaxy

b)

school

c)

swarm

d)

orchard

46.

What is a group of flowers called?

a)

bouquet

b)

pod

c)

pride

d)

class

47.

What is a group of geese called?

a)

school

b)

herd

c)

gaggle

d)

flock

48.

What is a group of whales called?

a)

pod

b)

army

c)

bunch

d)

crowd

49.

What is a group of birds called?

a)

bunch

b)

group

c)

flock

d)

pack

50.

What is a group of cards called?

a)

pride

b)

pod

c)

school

d)

deck

FFA #1 Study Guide 17-18

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 28mins

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