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What type of energy do you produce when you ride a bicycle?
sound energy
solar energy
light energy
energy of motion
Alana was walking with her family along the Mississippi River. As they walked along the levee, Alana was observing the water’s movement. Water was moving past the rocks at a fast speed. When Alana asked her mom about the energy of the water, her mom told her that because the water was moving quickly, that meant it possessed a lot of energy.
Based on this passage, what can you infer about the relationship between speed and energy?
As an object’s speed increases, its energy decreases.
As an object’s speed decreases, its energy increases.
Speed and energy are not connected.
As an object’s speed increases, its energy increases.
Scholars built an electrical circuit like the one shown in the diagram. When the switch is closed, energy from the battery lights the bulb. This is evidence that...
energy can move from place to place.
only copper can be used for wires.
batteries will lose energy after time.
The switch is not needed in the circuit.
KIPPsters went on a camping trip to Bogue Chitto. They built a campfire so they could sit around and tell ghost stories while roasting marshmallows.
What two types of energy did the fire produce?
electrical and energy of motion
solar and sound
light and heat
light and chemical energy
When two moving objects collide, the motion of both objects will change. Why does the motion of the objects change during a collision?
Energy is transferred from one object to the other, causing a change in speed.
Energy is transferred into heat and sound, causing you to hear the objects.
Objects lose mass when they collide, so they weigh less.
The motion of all objects is changing all the time.
Laila walked into a room. She said, “I can tell that someone has on perfume.” What sense did Laila most likely use to observe that there was perfume?
taste
smell
sight
hearing
What external feature of a turtle protects it from predators?
Its shell.
Its feet.
Its skin.
Its eyes.
Beavers live in streams, ponds, and marches. Which beaver external features are most useful for swimming?
webbed back feet and a flat tail
thick brown fur and small eyes
sharp teeth and flexible front toes
pointed nose and small ears
Which of the following internal structures helps an animal react to stimuli that might be dangerous?
the heart
the stomach
the brain
the lungs
This illustration shows the relative positions of a light source, an apple, a piece of paper, and a person.
Which of the following best explains why the person shown is not able to see the apple?
Light cannot reach the apple to reflect off of its surface.
The piece of paper is reflecting light energy from the light source.
No light from the light source is able to reach the person.
The light reflected off of the apple cannot reach the person’s eye.
The map shows a part of “The Ring of Fire,” which is an area where tectonic plates meet.
According to the map, which natural hazard is most common?
forest fires
earthquakes and volcanoes
hurricanes and thunderstorms
plate boundaries
Which of the following is an example of weathering?
A rock is carried by the water of the Mississippi River
A wave repeatedly hits a rock and pieces break off.
A glacier carries soil with it as it moves across the land.
A volcano builds new land.
A diagram showing the types of fossils which were discovered in two rock layers is provided. Ferns are plants found in areas with very wet soil, while cacti do not need much water at all to survive.
Based on this information, it can be concluded that the area where these rock layers formed changed in what way?
First there were lots of plants in this area, then all the plants died.
First the climate was very dry, then it became much wetter.
First the climate was very cold, then it became much hotter.
First the environment was a deep ocean, then it became a very high mountain.
In an area with soil 4 centimeters deep, plants were planted in one plot of land, but not another. The illustration below shows this and the depth of soil in both plots of land after one year.
Based on the data shown below, what conclusion can we learn about the effects of plants on weathering and erosion?
Areas with plants lose soil at the same rate as area without plants.
Areas with plants will lose more soil than areas without plants.
Areas that have plants will lose less soil than areas without plants.
Plants have no effect on the weathering and erosion of soil.
Which of the following would make erosion in an area happen faster?
Amount of rainfall decreased.
The speed of wind increased.
The amount of plants in soil increased.
The slope of the land decreased.
Which wave has a longer wavelength?
They both have the same wavelength.
Wave C (top wave)
Wave D (bottom wave)
It is impossible to tell.
A boat flows freely on the ocean. Waves, moving as shown in the illustration, pass by the boat.
How will the boat move?
Up and down
Closer to shore
Farther out to sea
Along the line of the shore
The map shows a place where a tsunami, a large ocean wave, moved in from the ocean over land and damaged buildings.
Based on information from the map, one solution to protect buildings from the damage of a tsunami would be to do what?
Build more buildings closer to the water.
Rebuild the damaged buildings quickly.
Make more space between all buildings.
Plant more mangrove trees along the shore for protection.
Prior to being elected President, for which state did President Franklin D. Roosevelt serve as governor?
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Florida
Find the value of 7 cubed, or 7 to the third power.
49
216
343
2401
Identify the bone found in the leg between the knee and the hips.
Patella
Femur
Tibia
Fibula
Who was the first African-American Major League baseball player?
John Gibson
Satchel Paige
Larry Doby
Jackie Robinson
What is the name of the first book Veronica Roth wrote?
Chosen Ones
Divergent
Four
Carve the Mark
What famous geyser might you get to observe if you visit Yellowstone Park?
Beppu
Old Faithful
El Tatio
Rotorua
What is the name of the capital city of Kentucky?
Baton Rouge
Frankfort
Lansing
Olympia
What is the largest two digit prime number less than 100?
83
89
97
79
The number of students in Mrs. White’s third grade class is 28. If there are 12 boys, what is the ratio of girls to boys? Be sure to simplify your answer.
16:12
4:3
8:6
32:24
Find the Least Common Multiple of 6, 8, and 16.
24
16
48
96
Capital of Peru
Bern
Port-Au-Prince
Lima
Paris
Inflammation of Appendix
Infected Appendix
Colitis
Appendicitis
Another way to write 7 to the 3rd power.
7x7x7
7-7-7
7+7+7
7/7/7
Find the difference. $700 - $429
$371
$270
$271
$370
Which shapes are quadrilaterals?
circle and rhombus
hexagon and rhombus
trapezoid and triangle
rhombus and trapezoid
2/4 is equivalent to
3/4
6/8
1/2
1/3
If 8 x _ = 64, what is the missing factor?
6
8
7
9
The bus left school at 2:50 p.m. The bus returned to school 21 minutes later. What time did the bus return?
3:11 p.m.
3:10 p.m.
3:09 p.m.
3:12 p.m.
Find the square area of 6 ft. in length and 5 ft. in width.
24 ft.
36 ft.
30 ft.
42 ft.
What number rounds to 80?
74
72
65
75
Which expression represents a strategy to calculate 13 x 4 = _?
(10 + 4) + (3 + 4)
(10 x 4) + (3 x 4)
(10 + 4) + (10 + 3)
(10 x 4) + (10 x 3)
Emma has $80 to buy 9 shirts. If each shirt costs $8, which equation represents the amount she will have left?
80 - 17 = m
80 - 72 = m
80 + 17 = m
80 + 72 = m
If Carter bought eight 2-liter bottles of soda, how many liters of soda did he buy?
8 L
10 L
16 L
64 L
Able to be dissolved
Soluble
Solvent
Insoluble
Density
The part of an atom with a positive charge
proton
neutron
electron
nucleus
Liquid changing to gas
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
freezing point
Heat transfer between two objects touching
conduction
convection
radiation
A state of matter with definite shape and volume and molecules move the slowest
solid
liquid
gas
plasma
Gas changing to liquid
condensation
evaporation
freezing point
boiling point
Amount of matter in an object (measured in grams)
mass
volume
density
solubility
how hot or cold something is
heat
temperature
density
volume
Liquid to gas
evaporation and boiling point
boiling point and freezing point
evaporation and condensation
melting point and condensation
The mass of the molecules and how tightly they are packed together (g/mL cubed)
density
mass
volume
solid
Examples of these are helium, smoke, evaporation
solids
liquids
gases
precipitation
These are neutral particles in an atom and have no charge
neutrons
electrons
protons
nucleus
Transfer of heat through air or liquid
convection
conduction
radiation
temperature
Honey, peanut butter and oil all will not dissolve in water. These are examples of materials that are __________
insoluble
soluble
solids
conductors
Gold, silver, metal pots and pans all allow heat to pass through easily. These are examples of ________
insulators
conductors
temperature
solubility
In music, what do we call four people performing together?
Solo
Quartet
Duo
Band
Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel
Mondrian
Leonardo Da Vinci
Michelangelo
Donatello
Which amendment to the US Constitution guarantees the right to free speech?
First
Second
Fourth
Fifteenth
What is the postal abbreviation for the state of Florida?
FO
FA
FL
FD
In baseball what does it mean when the bases are "loaded?"
3 Runners on 3 Bases
4 Runners on 4 Bases
Every player has touched a base.
A player has touched every base.
How many degrees must a second hand go around a clock to make one full rotation?
90 Degrees
100 Degrees
180 Degrees
360 Degrees
What is the SUM of 12 and 13?
1
25
156
35
What Disney movie features the song "Let it Go?"
Frozen
Turning Red
Trolls
Encanto
Spell the word that means something is incorrect.
Meestaek
Mistacke
Mestake
Mistake
The acronym BRB stands for what?
Bring Red Beavers
Be Right Back
Better Run Bases
Be Really Blessed
What is the State Capital of Arkansas?
Fayeteville
Fort Smith
Little Rock
Van Buren
When colors, shapes, or designs repeat in an artwork, what "P" word is this called?
Pattern
Painting
Pastel
Panorama
On July 20th 1969, who became the first man to walk on the moon?
Adolf Hitler
Lance Armstrong
George Washington
Neil Armstrong
In what book do five lucky children find the golden ticket to enter Willy Wonka's factory?
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory
Willy Wonka's Chocolate Factory
Charlie and the Factory
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Which Disney Princess has really long hair?
Elsa
Rapunzel
Ariel
Ella
How many strikes does a batter get until he is out in a game of baseball?
3
2
1
4
What do you call the list of all the names and subjects typically listed at the end of the book?
Index
Dictionary
Glossary
Chapters
MLB Team: Given the name of the city the team plays in, tell me their mascot.
---St. Louis--
White Soz
Braves
Eagles
Cardinals
In art, we usually don't reach out and touch artworks with our bare hands, but when we do, what name do we give to the feeling of an artwork, such as smooth, rough, or bumpy?
Shade
Feeling
Texture
Pattern
What country has the highest population in the world?
China
United States
Russia
Africa
Which state was the last state admitted to the union?
New Mexico
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Arizona
What is the only continent that is also a country?
Australia
North America
United States of America
South Africa
Antartica
Name the world’s largest island, once visited by the Vikings.
Iceland
Greenland
Newfoundland
Great Britten
Madagascar
During which war did Anne Frank write her diary?
(a)
What geographical feature is the life source for Egypt?
Mediterranean Sea
Suez Canal
the Sun
Nile River
Red Sea
Name the African American woman who would not give up her seat on a bus in Alabama in 1955.
(a)
Name the river that forms the boundary between the Texas and Mexico.
The Mississippi River
The Rio Grande River
The Red River
The Colorado River
The Gulf of Mexico
In what year did the first man land on the moon?
(a)
How long is a full term for a senator of the United States?
2 Years
4 Years
6 Years
3 Years
5 Years
Which lines measure distances north and south of the equator?
latitude
longitude
minutes
seconds
Which city is known as the “motor city”?
(a)
What 4,160mile structure was started in 7th century B.C. to protect an Asian region from invading Huns and Mongols?
The great Pyamid
Great Wall of China
The Asian Moat
The Battle Field of Japan
Where does the Sun Heat the Earth the most?
The Poles
Florida
The Equator
South America
What is the term for someone who is related to you as the result of being the child of your uncle or aunt?
Grandparent
brother
dad or mom
cousin
The French and Indian War was battle that ultimately decided who would rule which continent ?
South America
North America
Europe
Asia
What term can refer to a type of tree or part of your hand?
the sugar finger
the knuckle oak
the palm
the index
What kind of stories teach a moral?
Fables
Tall Tales
Myths
Legends
All U.S. steams east of the Continental Divide flow into the Gulf on Mexico or the __________.
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Mississippi River
Indian Ocean
This is about what common device?
Take away lead and there is no image of the one looking in.
Door
IPAD
Chalk board
Mirror
What is the term for self-luminous heavenly bodies?
planets
astroids
stars
commets
What alway ends a interrogative senhtence?
question mark
period
exclamation mark
comma
What property of math is this ( a x b = b x a)
dstributive
associative
identity
communitive
What is the Mean of this set of numbers?
( 8, 10,12,14 16)
12
16
8
60
What word used today to refer to prehistoric beasts means "terrible lizard?"
paleontology
dinosaur
pterodactyl
tyrannosaurus rex
What US city is nicknamed Motortown?
Detroit
Washington D.C.
Little Rock
Jackson
How many suits are found in an ordinary deck of cards?
1
2
3
4
Who was the jungle-swinging son of Lord and Lady Greystoke?
Mowgli
George of the Jungle
Tarzan
Kermit
What is pi?
3.14
4.26
26.2
4
What is the three letter word used to describe the calm center of a hurricane?
mid
pax
ban
eye
What number does this Roman numeral represent: LXXX?
130
80
50
75
Identify the state whose biggest cities include Huntsville and Mobile?
Arkansas
Alabama
Washington
California
What is the least common multiple of 3, 5, and 6?
60
18
30
15
The amount of water vapor in the air is called what?
rain
condensation
hail
humidity
In what Walt Disney film would one hear the songs "Never Smile at a Crocodile" and "You Can Fly, You Can Fly?"
Peter Pan
Dumbo
Aladdin
Mary Poppins
What frog emceed the "Muppet Show?"
bullfrog
Kermit
Kevin
spotted frog
When a grain of sand becomes lodged between the mantel and the shell of a clam, what type of gem is formed?
ruby
opal
diamond
pearl
What would x equal if x divided by four equals 16?
2
32
4
64
What common process is happening when a chicken loses its feathers, a snake loses its skin, or a crawfish loses its exoskeleton?
photosynthesis
shedding
molting
metamorphosis
From what country did the United States obtain the Louisiana Purchase?
Louisiana
Spain
France
England
What female villain and sometimes heroine fell in love with Batman?
Ladybug
Catwoman
She-Hulk
Maleficent
What is the sum of the following numbers: 406, 678, and 145?
1,229
1,245
2,013
948
What is the largest ocean on Earth?
Atlantic
Indian
Pacific
Southern
What famous scientist developed the formula E=MC squared?
Isaac Newton
Bill Nye
Albert Einstein
Alexander Graham Bell
Spell correctly the word that describes the room in the building with all the books.
(a)
The Richter scale is used to measure what?
earthquakes
tornadoes
volcanoes
lightning strikes
What president's face is on the $5 bill?
Washington
Lincoln
Jackson
Roosevelt
What part of speech describes a noun?
pronoun
adverb
preposition
adjective
Each year one outstanding college player is awarded the Heisman trophy. For what sport is the Heisman given?
basketball
soccer
football
baseball
