Zoe is organizing her closet and needs to calculate how much space her storage boxes will take up. What is she measuring?

While organizing her garage, Nora notices various objects and wonders which property determines whether something is attracted to a magnet.

During a school science fair, Isla and Samuel are helping Henry to conduct an experiment. Henry uses a thermometer to measure something. What is he measuring?

During a science class, Liam, William, and Oliver are discussing whether ice, water, and steam are examples of a solid, liquid, or gas.

During a coffee break at a conference, Scarlett, Hannah, and Abigail are discussing how hot or cold their coffee is. What are they discussing?

Ethan is in a science lab and needs to determine the property of a substance by using a balance. What is he measuring?

In a science class, Grace observes a balloon filled with helium. Which state of matter inside the balloon has no definite shape or volume?

During a science class, Priya observes the change in state of a candle from

During a science experiment at school, Mason observes a demonstration where a substance is shown to have no definite shape or volume. It takes the shape and volume of its container, filling the space available. The particles of this substance easily move far apart from each other and spread out through the available space. What type of substance is Mason observing?

During a science project, Aria and Elijah are building a model that demonstrates different states of matter. They describe one state in their model as having a definite shape and volume, where particles are very close to one another (dense) and they vibrate, but do not move about. 

While observing her water bottle during a science class, Mia noticed that the substance inside has a definite volume but takes the shape of the container. The particles are closely packed yet can move around freely, allowing the substance to flow. What state of matter is this?

During a science class, Maya, Benjamin, and Mason are discussing the three states of matter while observing ice melting into water and eventually evaporating. Can you remember what they are? Select all three:

Select all of the following images that show a physical change:

During a science experiment, Zoe observed a pot of water boiling on a stove. What is this process called?

During a science fair, Luna observes a material that maintains its own shape and occupies space. What type of matter is this?

Henry noticed that a sugar cube dissolves faster in his hot tea compared to when he drops it in his iced tea.

During a cooking class, Maya observed that a higher temperature makes the sugar dissolve faster in her hot tea.

When Emma stirs sugar into her coffee, this action has no effect on the rate at which the sugar dissolves.

During a science experiment, Mia decides to crush a sugar cube before adding it to her tea to see if it dissolves faster.

While preparing a sugar solution for a cooking class, Nora noticed that stirring the solution seemed to increase the rate of sugar dissolving. Is this observation correct?

In a real-world kitchen scenario, Daniel is preparing a gourmet soup and decides to dissolve salt in it. He wonders how using smaller salt crystals would affect the rate of the salt dissolving in the soup. Which of the following statements is true?

During a classroom activity, Scarlett is observing how different actions affect the rate of dissolution of a sugar cube in water. Which of the following actions will NOT increase the rate of dissolution?

While planning a weekend picnic, Harper, Elijah, and Henry look up at the sky and notice a specific type of cloud. Which type of cloud often indicates that a storm is on the way?

During a field trip, Priya and Maya observe that clouds in the sky are formed by the process of ______________________.

During a winter school trip, Olivia noticed it started to snow. She wondered, for snow to fall, the air temperature must be what?

During a school field trip, Luna observed water falling from the clouds and landing on the ground as liquid water. What kind of precipitation is this?

During a winter school trip, Emma noticed precipitation that wasn't quite snow or rain. How is sleet formed?

During a weather class, Ethan asked after observing a recent storm: 'True or False: Hail is formed in the cloud and then falls to the ground.'

During a summer school session, Mia and Michael were discussing weather patterns. Mia mentioned that hail is most likely to occur in which season?

During a winter science class, Michael observed precipitation outside the classroom window. He noticed that raindrops were falling through a cold layer of air and freezing before they hit the ground. What type of precipitation was Michael observing? 

During a science class, Charlotte asked, 'Which of these best shows the correct sequence that forms hail during a typical storm?'

During a winter science class, Evelyn observes precipitation and asks which sequence correctly forms sleet. Which is correct?

During a science class, Mason observes a glass of cold water and notices droplets forming on the outside. This is an example of--

During a science class demonstration, Scarlett and Elijah observe a process on a glass of cold water and notice water droplets forming on the outside. This process is known as -

During a science class, Harper, Ava, and Zoe are discussing the water cycle while observing a small-scale model of a lake and its evaporation under a heat lamp. They wonder what the primary source of energy is that drives the Water Cycle in this model and in nature. Can you help them identify it?

During a field trip, Michael, Zoe, and Aiden observed a natural lake. The guide explained the three main parts of the Water Cycle influencing the lake's water levels. Select these three main parts.

On her way to school, Maya noticed that a puddle she had seen earlier was no longer there. What happened to the puddle?

Imagine Grace is planning a trip to various countries and wants to understand what to expect in terms of general weather conditions. What should she study?

Imagine Abigail is studying the climate of the Mediterranean region. She notes that the climate is influenced by several factors including:

Evelyn and Hannah are planning a trip to various countries and are curious about what factors determine the climate in each region they visit. They are discussing the following options:

While hiking in the mountains, Aria checks her GPS for the elevation. What is elevation?

During a geography field trip, Henry, Benjamin, and Abigail are observing different landscapes to learn about Earth's climate zones. They are tasked with identifying the three main climate zones. What are they?

During a geography class, Nora asked which climate zone is located near the equator where the sun is directly overhead all year?

During a field trip to the Everglades, Harper noted that the temperature and humidity of the swamp is:

During a hiking adventure in the Alps, Nora noticed that the higher they climbed, the _______ the climate became.

During a geography class, Daniel asked which zone contains the coldest place on earth. Can you help him?

Weather ____________ every day.

What zone is the United States in?

Josie likes to visit the park in her neighborhood to watch hummingbirds. Based on the beak of the hummingbird, what does it most likely eat?

The picture shows flowers with an unusual shape. Which beak shape would best allow a bird to reach the nectar inside the flower?

Bullfrogs are Florida’s largest frog. Frogs spend part of their life cycles in water and part on land. Which physical characteristic is most useful for a water environment?

Water lilies live in lakes and ponds. The lilies have very long stems. The picture shows a water lily in a pond. How do long stems help water lilies live in ponds?

Pelicans are birds that live in many water environments. They can live in large lakes, in marshy wetlands, and along beaches near the ocean. The picture shows a pelican. What does the pouch on its bill most likely help the pelican do?

Tom sketched this picture of an epiphyte from a book about tropical forests. How is this plant adapted to the ecosystem in which it lives?

It is estimated that fewer than 100 Florida panthers are still living. Florida now has a protected habitat for the panther. How will the  protected habitat affect the panthers?

Plants have various adaptations for survival. Some adaptations protect plants by discouraging animals from eating the flowers. Which of these is an adaptation that protects a rose from animals?

Physical characteristics that help an organism survive are called:

Plankton are tiny organisms that live in the ocean. Some kinds of plankton live near the surface of the ocean where there is sunlight during the day. At night, they travel deeper into the ocean where it is safer to live. Which of the following is the plankton's behavior most similar to?

The place where an animal or plant lives.

The long-distance, usually seasonal movement of animals from one place to another.

An animal that is hunted as food.

As the weather turns colder, the fur of an Arctic Fox changes from a brownish/gray color to all white. This adaptation helps the fox to – (5.10A)

How many stars are in our solar system?

Which direction does gravity pull?

What causes half of earth to experience daytime, while the other half has nighttime?

What causes half of earth to experience daytime, while the other half has nighttime?

Where is most of earth's water located?

Where is the least amount of freshwater found?

the path an object takes as it revolves around a star, planet, or moon

Earth's __________________ causes day and night.

We live in the Milky Way galaxy. What type of galaxy is it?

A galaxy must contain all of these:

A galaxy must contain all of these:

Jake divided some of the planets into two main groups. The table below shows how he grouped them.

Group 1 Mercury, Mars, Venus

Group 2 Saturn, Uranus, Jupiter

Which of the following two categories did Jake most likely use to group the planets?

Which of these objects is most likely to be found between Mars and Jupiter?

After you turned on the blow dryer, what forms of energy occured?

A radio uses electrical energy and transforms it into sound energy.

A stove uses electrical energy and transforms it into heat or thermal energy.  What type of change is happening to an egg while cooking on the stove?

Select ALL of the flowering Plants

Which two stages in the life cycle does all plants have in common

What is a metamorphosis ?

Select the correct order of a complete metamorphosis

Select the pupa stage of a complete metamorphosis of a butterfly

Select the image that represents producers

How many types of consumers are there?

Select the correct list of consumers

Herbivores are animals that eat

Carnivores are animals that eat

Omnivores are animals that eat

Select all the images that represents as herbivore

Select all the images that represents Omnivores

What is a food chain?

Which consumer receives energy directly from the frog?

A ___________________ has no backbone

The Moon orbits the Earth once every (select two answers)

What is it called when weathered rock is carried away? (DOK 1)

Minerals break in different ways. Some break into thin sheets while others break into squares. What property of minerals is this?

Which of these observations describes a minerals luster?

Which rock is formed by lava that has cooled quickly?

Which rock is formed by layers of material that settled on the bottom of an ocean?

Paolo wanted to identify a mineral. He rubbed a corner of the mineral across a white tile and recorded the color of the mark. What property was Paolo measuring?

Sheila is classifying the rocks in her collection. She knows that limestone often contains fossils. In which category of rock should she classify these rocks?

Both igneous rock and sedimentary rock can turn into metamorphic rock. What two conditions are necessary for this to happen?

Minerals have various physical properties. The illustration below shows a tool that is used to test a physical property of minerals.

What physical property of a mineral is tested using this tool?

Nonrenewable resources are (check all that apply)

Which are examples of nonrenewable resources/energy. ( check all that apply)

Which of these are renewable?

Which of the following are renewable resources? (Select all that apply.)

Why is the sun’s renewable energy important to animals?

What are renewable resources?

Which renewable resource is a vital source of energy for all living things?

The state bird of Florida is the mockingbird. Mockingbirds eat many types of food, including insects, berries, and seeds. Insects and seeds have hard coverings, but berries are soft. If the plants that make berries don’t grow well one year, which individual mockingbirds are most likely to survive?

A developer is working on a plan for a new housing development. The developer is interested in protecting the environment, particularly crocodile habitats. The graph shows which habitats crocodiles in Florida prefer. The developer wants to pick the habitat in the graph that crocodiles prefer the least. Near which type of area is the developer most likely to place the new housing development?

Think about changes to environments. Which of these statements is most accurate?

Hurricanes that strike Florida are considered natural disasters. What type of environmental change do hurricanes cause?

Amy set up this experiment to study how plant growth is influenced by weather conditions. One pot will model normal growing conditions, and the other will model drought conditions. Which of the following factors is it MOST important for Amy to change to model drought conditions?

Changes in the environment, especially those caused by humans, have affected the survival of many animals and plants. In Florida, these animals include the panther and black bear. The table lists some facts about both these animals. Notice that the panther is endangered, so it has more risk of becoming extinct than does the black bear, which is threatened. Why is the panther considered more at risk of extinction than the black bear in Florida?

Tera conducted an experiment to test the best way to clean up an oil spill. She tried many different materials, solutions, and products. She collected a lot of data. What should Tera do with the data she collected?

A research scientist noticed that every time he combined certain chemicals together the beaker he was using felt cooler. How could he determine accurately whether combining these chemicals actually lowered the temperature during an experiment?

Tara is doing the same experiment as her friend Jessica. At the end of the week, Tara calls Jessica. She finds out that Jessica’s experimental data is very different from hers. Which of the following is the MOST likely cause of the difference?

Which of the following is important for scientists to do when they work together?

Samantha and Alexis were both growing mold on fruit for their science experiments. Samantha measured her mold every two days by putting a sheet of clear graph paper over it and counting the number of squares that covered the mold. Alexis estimated the amount of mold growth every day. When their experiments were complete, the girls got

different results. Which of the following is probably the reason for the difference?

A student makes a model of the water cycle by using a cup, some water, and plastic wrap. After the student places the model near a sunny window, moisture forms on the inside of the plastic wrap.

What change is the student most likely observing in this model?

Some students paint the inside of several boxes. They paint each box a different color. They observe that the inside of the box painted white looks brighter than the others. What is the most likely reason this box looks brighter?

Samantha drops a ball and it falls to the ground. What does this illustrate about gravity?

Ella pushes a plastic toy car to set it in motion. Which force is NOT acting on the car?

Valerie rubbed a balloon on her hair and the balloon is now electrically charged. What will be repelled by the balloon?

During pollination, pollen is transferred from a stamen to a -

Students made a classroom barometer to measure -

Which of the following is an example of a behavioral adaptation?

While planning a weekend picnic, Nora looks up at the sky and notices a specific type of cloud. Which type of cloud often indicates that a storm is on the way?