Worksheets4th Grade Science Showdown! ACAP Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 16mins
Where on the ramp does the ball have the most potential energy?
bottom
top
middle
its the same all the way
The living and nonliving things in an area are called _____________.
the environment
an ecosystem
a pod
If an electric circuit is left open,
Electricity will flow
Electricity will not flow
Electricity will flow and then stop
What is the first step of the water cycle?
precipitation
transpiration
condensation
evaporation
What are examples of a wetland?
swamp
marsh
bog
all of the above
What is the main source of energy for plants?
Rain
The Sun
The Grass
Soil
A rock is moving with water in a river. This is an example of
erosion
deposition
decomposer
condensation
What is an adaptation?
A feature or behavior that helps an animal survive.
The food that an animal eats.
How energy moves in a food web.
How animals evolve throughout time.
The crabs brownish color helps keep it
cool
attractive
hot
camoflauged
Most crabs live near
the desert
the sea
lakes
rivers
Which of these is NOT a body system?
Skeletal
Muscular
Nervous
Blood
What is the name of the system that breaks down food?
Skeletal System
Cardiovascular System
Respiratory System
Digestive System
Which systems work together in the picture?
Nervous and excretory systems
Nervous and muscular systems
Nervous and skeletal systems
Nervous and circulatory systems
Everything below causes erosion EXCEPT ________
a snowstorm
a fast flowing source of water
a volcano
a flash flood
Jorge performs an investigation in the lab to show the effects of slow changes to Earth’s surface. He represents land with a clump of sand and blows through a straw directly onto the clump of sand. What is he trying to investigate?
how wind erosion changes Earth’s surface
how water erosion changes Earth’s surface
how deposition from wind changes Earth’s surface
how deposition from water changes Earth’s surface
Jorge now performs the same investigation in the lab to show the effects of slow changes to Earth’s surface. But now he drops water onto a clump of sand. What is he trying to investigate?
how wind erosion changes Earth’s surface
how water weathering and erosion changes Earth's surface
how ice deposition changes Earth's surface
how wind deposition changes Earth's surface
The Grand CANYON was formed from which slow change to Earth’s surface?
erosion from wind
erosion from water
deposition from wind
deposition from water
Wind can cause erosion. Identify which of the following is an example of a slow change to Earth’s surface caused by erosion from wind.
islands
steps on the side of a mountain
sand dunes
river delta
Which of the following is an example of deposition?
Water and wind shape a rock.
Ice breaks apart the rocks on the side of a cliff.
A delta forms at the mouth of a river.
A river carries away rocks and soil from a river bank.
Our biggest source of energy is
batteries.
windmills.
the moon.
the sun.
This is an example of
heat energy.
the transfer of energy (kinetic and potential).
solar energy.
the transfer of heat to solar energy.
Which of these is an example of energy transfer?
electricity charging an iPad
gas fueling a car
a grill cooking steaks
all of the above
A thermometer measures
light energy.
sound energy.
heat energy.
wind energy.
This circuit has wire that connects
a battery and a switch.
a battery and a bulb.
a battery and a motor.
a battery and a wire.
Which of these is the best conductor of electricity?
wooden spoon
a piece of string
plastic fork
copper wire
Why do electric wires and plugs have plastic or rubber coatings?
Plastic and rubber are insulators and prevent shock.
Plastic and rubber are conductors and prevent shock.
Plastic and rubber help kinetic energy.
Plastic and rubber help potential energy.
Electricity produced using the energy of falling water
electrical energy
wind energy
solar energy
hydroelectric energy
Power of the sun
electrical energy
wind energy
solar energy
hydroelectric energy
Energy that comes from electrical currents
electrical energy
wind energy
solar energy
hydroelectric energy
