Worksheets4th Grade Science Review
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 20mins
In this picture, wind is breaking down the rock. What is happening in this photo?
Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
Wind
Water crashes against the rocks and takes away the sediment. What is happening in this photo?
Weathering
erosion
Deposition
Water
This photo is a picture of a delta. What causes a delta to form?
Weathering
Erosion
Deposition
Water moving
Which of the following describes ice changing the Earth's surface by erosion?
Water freezes in the cracks of a rock causing bigger cracks to form.
A mound of rock is left as glacier ice melts and the glacier retreats.
Sediment frozen in the ice of a glacier moves as the glacier moves.
Heavy ice presses on sediment causing the formation of sedimentary rock.
When water freezes and expands in the crack pictured above, the crack will —
get wider
get more narrow
keep its shape
disappear
How many degrees Celsius did the temperature change in the city that had the greatest change in temperature?
19
20
13
21
Which statement is best supported by the data on the chart shown above?
Higher wind speeds blow mostly to the south.
The middle of the week is always the warmest
Wind travels in only one direction.
Higher wind speeds cool the air temperature.
The Sun's energy causes changes on Earth. Which of the following is a change caused by the Sun?
The Sun's energy is reflected off high mountains, causing cold temperatures.
The Sun's energy heats the Earth, contributing to evaporation.
The Sun's energy causes lava to boil and erupt from volcanoes.
The Sun's energy melts snow crystal in clouds, causing rain.
Which step of the water cycle describes condensation?
Water falls to the Earth as rain
The Sun heats up the lake and makes water vapor
The water vapor cools to form a cloud in the sky
Water runs off into lakes
In the water cycle, which process is the energy from the Sun directly responsible for producing?
Precipitation
Runoff
Evaporation
Condensation
What is the correct sequence of seasons that would follow winter?
Summer, spring, autumn
Spring, summer, autumn
Spring, autumn, summer
Autumn, summer, spring
Which pattern of change does the orbit around the sun create?
The appearance of the Moon
The length of shadows throughout the day
The amount of cloud cover in the sky
The changing seasons
About how many days does it take for the moon to display all 8 phases
29
7
45
20
Transpiration is when cool air turns gas into a liquid.
True
False
Is OIL a renewable or nonrenewable resource?
Renewable
Nonrenewable
Is a LEAF a renewable or nonrenewable resource?
Renewable
Nonrenewable
Which of the following is an important safety practice during a lab investigation of thermal energy?
Making sure your hands are dry when plugging in a sound recorded
Using insulated gloves when handling heating beakers
Remembering not to look directly at the Sun while investigating shadows
Informing the teacher of a broken graduated cylinder
One sunny morning a boy left a shallow bowl of water on the window ledge in his kitchen. he meant to put the water on the floor for his cat. When he returned home from school, most of the water was gone. Which energy source most likely caused the change?
Heat energy from the kitchen stove
Heat energy stored in the window ledge
Heat energy stored in the bowl
Heat energy from the Sun
A student is given four blocks of different sizes and different masses shown. Which of the four blocks has the greatest volume?
Block A
Block B
Block C
Block D
The thermometer in the picture above shows the temperature. What is the temperature of the liquid?
30 degrees
35 degrees
42 degrees
37 degrees
Which substance best completes the table above?
Rainwater
Clouds
Steam
Brick
Which of the following is NOT correct about solutions?
A solution is a type of mixture
In a solution, the particles of one substance completely dissolves in another substance
The substances in a solution cannot be separated
There can be more than one substance dissolved in a solution
A student wanted to see how his toy car would roll on different types of flooring. She decided to roll the car on the tile floor, a wood floor, and a carpeted floor. Her investigation was designed to test the effects of which of the following forces?
Gravity
Gravity and magnetism
Magnetism and friction
Friction
In a science classroom, the students performed an investigation, which included the procedural steps listed.
- Hold a small paper boat in one hand.
- Pour a small amount of iron fillings mixed with salt in the paper boat.
Which type of force could be used to move the iron fillings?
Gravity
Friction
Magnetism
Push/Pull
When riding a bicycle, which force most likely causes the bicycle to move forward?
Gravity pulling the bike down to the ground.
Magnetism between the wheels and pedals.
Pushing the pedals
Pulling the pedals.
Which object is the best conductor of electricity?
A ceramic mug
A plastic fork
A penny
A wooden craft stick
The illustration above shows an electrical circuit. The circuit has a lightbulb, a battery, a wire, and a switch. Which of the following is the role of the wire in the circuit?
Turning the lightbulb on and off
producing energy for the lightbulb
carrying electrical energy to the lightbulb
changing the electrical energy into light energy
