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Worksheets4th Grade Science End of Year Review
Total questions: 32
Worksheet time: 32mins
Sal measured the growth of two plants. Plant A was given no plant food. Plant B was given plant food. Sal recorded his results in the graph.
Which of the following statements is a prediction that Sal might make based on the results of his data?
On Day 4, Plant A was 5 cm tall.
Plant A stopped growing on Day 5.
Plant B will continue to grow taller.
Plant food increases the growth of plants.
There are several steps, or processes, in the sexual reproduction of plants. Insects, such as bees, or mammals, such as dogs, may play a role in the processes. In which two processes of sexual reproduction do animals play a role?
fertilization and seed dispersal
germination and pollination
pollination and seed dispersal
seed dispersal and germination
The Florida Everglades have many kinds of plants and animals. Which of the following is one organism in the Everglades that is able to produce its own food?
dragonfly
Florida panther
mangrove tree
snapping turtle
Tuyet watched coverage of an oil spill on the news. She noticed how the oil stuck to the fur of an animal. This helped her to think of a clean-up method that will remove the oil spill.
Which of the following ideas did the oil sticking to the fur most likely lead Tuyet to think of?
blotting at the oil with paper towels
using dish soap to clean up the animals
filling panty hose with clean fur from dogs to soak up oil
shaving the fur of the animals covered with oil to clean them
Brenda is learning about food chains. She knows that she can trace energy from the Sun as it is moved through the food chain. Which words describe the plants and animals in a food chain?
predators, prey
producers, consumers
flowers, trees
mammals, amphibians
The Florida panther is Florida’s state mammal. It is an endangered animal that lives in the forests and swamps of southern Florida.
What does this animal have in common with the life cycles of all other mammals that live in the swamps of Florida?
They are born live and nursed by their mothers.
They are hatched from eggs and fed by their mothers.
They go through the stages of complete metamorphosis.
They spend part of their life cycle as a chrysalis.
Josef and Mariah are conducting a science investigation. They listen to and count the number of chirps crickets make during different nights. They also note the temperature and record their data in the table below.
What can Josef and Mariah conclude about how temperature affects the crickets?
The chirps grow louder as the temperature increases.
The temperature has no effect on the number of chirps.
The number of chirps increases as the temperature decreases.
The number of chirps increases as the temperature increases.
Alisha loves to watch the stars in the night sky. How can Alisha explain why the stars seem to move across the sky as night goes on?
Earth’s rotation
Earth’s revolution
the stars’ rotation
the Sun’s rotation
Manatees are aquatic mammals that migrate with seasonal changes in weather.
Which of the following statements about manatee migration during winter is true?
The population of manatees stays the same along Florida’s coastal waters and waters further to the north.
The population of manatees decreases in Florida’s coastal waters and increases along the Carolina coastline.
The population of manatees increases in Florida’s coastal waters and decreases along the Carolina coastline.
The population of manatees decreases in Florida’s coastal waters and increases along the Louisiana coastline.
Kembe is studying some rocks. One of the rocks has the imprints of shells in it. Which class of rock does Kembe most likely have?
igneous
metamorphic
sedimentary
volcanic
Jeffrey plays with his dog Lad every day after school. The picture below shows one activity Jeffrey does with Lad.
What kind of behavior does Lad show in the picture?
characteristic
inherited
instinct
learned
Jed is studying how invasive organisms are plants or animals that are introduced into a new area. The new plants or animals compete with the native species in the area. Sometimes the new organisms, such as plants, grow very quickly. How can Jed describe what will most likely happen to the native species that compete with the invasive organisms?
Their numbers will increase.
Their numbers will decrease.
Their numbers will stay the same.
Their numbers will go down, then up.
Akari is examining this sample of quartz.
She observes that the quartz is pink, shiny, opaque, brittle, and cubic. Which of Akari’s observations describes the quartz’s luster?
cubic
brittle
pink
shiny
Sunlight, air, water, and trees are all natural resources that people and plants use to survive. What do all of these resources have in common?
They cannot be easily replaced.
They are all renewable resources.
They all formed millions of years ago.
They are all nonrenewable resources.
Samantha sees the tree shown below while hiking with friends.
Which of the following processes can Samantha say has caused the tree to split the rock?
erosion
grooving
sedimentation
weathering
The picture shows how Emilio’s family generates some of the electricity they use on their citrus grove in Florida.
Which type of resource does Emilio’s family use to generate electricity?
coal
sunlight
water
wind
Alexi knows that the Moon seems to change its shape over a month. Which of the following statement best explains what Alexi sees each night?
Light that the Moon makes itself.
Earth’s light that reflects off the Moon.
The lit part of the Moon that faces Earth.
Light from the stars that the Moon reflects.
Earth’s movement in space results in patterns in time. Time can be measured in hours, days, months, and years. Which of the following time patterns is a direct result of Earth’s rotation in space?
12 months in one year
24 hours in one day
30 days in one month
365 days in one year
Janicka drew the picture shown of the Sun rising over the horizon.
Which of the following statements could Janicka use to caption her picture?
The Sun appears to rise in the east and to set in the west.
The Sun appears to rise in the north and to set in the south.
The Sun appears to rise and set in the same place on Earth every day.
The Sun appears to make one complete rotation around Earth every day.
The space program in Florida has many effects on the economy and culture of Florida. Which of the following best describes how the space program has affected the economy of Florida?
People in Florida have jobs in the space industry.
Florida museums encourage people to learn more about space.
Astronauts from many nations work together to learn about space.
Scientists have learned more about space by working at the space center.
Mrs. Braun gave her science students two objects wrapped in aluminum foil. The objects were the same size and shape. One object was a brick, and the other was a block of packaging foam. Which physical property of the objects could her students use to tell which was the brick without unwrapping them?
attraction to magnets
volume
texture
mass
Erica fills an empty box with 1-cm cubes. She puts in 32 cubes that completely fill the box. Which property does Erica measure by using the cubes?
length
weight
volume
width
Warren wants to display his homework somewhere in his home by using a magnet. On which of the following objects will Warren be able to hang his homework and magnet?
cork bulletin board
steel file cabinet
glass mirror
wood wall
Salama places one of the connecting cubes shown below on a pan balance. She finds that the mass of one cube is 8 grams.
Salama now snaps all of the cubes together and places them on the balance. What can she predict will be the mass of the cube train?
8 g
16 g
40 g
80 g
Tyrone rubs two sticks together quickly. When he stops rubbing the sticks, he notices that they are warm to touch where he rubbed them. Which type of energy has been produced?
electrical energy
heat energy
light energy
sound energy
In science class, Bethany is learning that people who live along rivers often build dams and levees. Which of the following best describes why people may build these structures?
to control the kinetic energy of the water
to control the heat energy of the water
to have a place from which to measure the river’s depth
to prevent nonnative organisms from entering the river
Deon is studying how matter changes in science class. He wants to make a poster of how a change in a material can result in a new material. Which of the following would be the best for Deon to show on his poster?
The students in Mrs. Greenberg’s science class are studying different forms of energy. Kirstie needs to write a report on how energy can cause motion. Which of the following topics would be the best choice for Kirstie’s report?
sports
heaters
flashlights
cookies
Theresa is investigating sound in science class. To demonstrate sound waves, she strikes a tuning fork and places it in a pan of water. The tuning fork causes waves in the water.
Which of these best describes why waves are produced in the pan of water?
The tuning fork has no pitch.
The tuning fork makes a soft sound.
The tuning fork makes a loud sound.
The tuning fork is vibrating with energy.
Abdul holds an ice cube in his hand. As he squeezes the ice, it begins to melt. Which of the following best explains why this happens?
Abdul squeezes the ice until it begins to break apart.
The ice is beginning to get even colder in Abdul’s hand.
Heat moves through the ice onto Abdul’s hand as it melts.
Heat moves from Abdul’s hand into the cube and warms it.
Meg is studying how plants reproduce. She draws this diagram to show one step in the sexual reproduction of plants.
Which of the following terms can Meg use to label her diagram?
fertilization
germination
pollination
seed dispersal
Trisha is on a camping trip with her parents. She uses a flashlight to find her way in the dark. The beam of light from the flashlight is shown.
Which statement best explains what happens to the light that shines from Trisha’s flashlight?
It will fan outward in different directions.
It will travel in a straight line until it strikes an object.
It will travel until it strikes an object and then will bend around it.
It will be absorbed by the darkness as it gets farther from the flashlight.
