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HERO Vocabulary 1

Total questions: 120

Worksheet time: 3600secs

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Class
Date
1.

What does it mean to infer something?

a)

To say something directly

b)

To guess without any reason

c)

To figure out something using clues and background knowledge

d)

To copy what someone says

2.

Which situation shows you making an inference?

a)

Counting the number of apples in a basket

b)

Seeing dark clouds and deciding it might rain

c)

Reading a list of facts aloud

d)

Memorizing a definition

3.

In reading class, when you infer, you:

a)

Use text clues to understand what isn’t said directly

b)

Only look at the pictures

c)

Read as fast as possible

d)

Skip hard words

4.

To analyze a text means to:

a)

Summarize the story

b)

Break it into parts and study how they work together

c)

Copy it word-for-word

d)

Write a new ending

5.

Which subject often requires you to analyze data?

a)

Art

b)

Music

c)

Science

d)

Physical Education

6.

Before solving the math problem, we analyzed the information. What does analyzed mean here?

a)

Ignored the numbers

b)

Guessed the answer

c)

Studied the numbers carefully

d)

Made the problem harder

7.

What is a claim in writing or discussion?

a)

A question that needs answering

b)

A statement that can be proven with evidence

c)

A random opinion

d)

A topic sentence

8.

Which sentence is a claim?

a)

Chocolate ice cream is the best flavor.

b)

Do you like ice cream?

c)

Many people eat ice cream.

d)

Ice cream melts fast.

9.

Evidence is:

a)

A feeling about something

b)

Information that supports a claim

c)

A guess you make

d)

A question in an argument

10.

In science, which is an example of evidence?

a)

I think the water is colder.

b)

Measuring the water’s temperature at 40°F

c)

Saying “The water looks cold.”

d)

Guessing the temperature

11.

To evaluate means to:

a)

Add numbers

b)

Judge or decide the value or quality of something

c)

Describe what you see

d)

Copy the information

12.

Which situation shows evaluating?

a)

Deciding which essay has the strongest argument

b)

Reading instructions

c)

Counting votes

d)

Measuring liquid

13.

What does it mean to elaborate?

a)

Repeat something

b)

Explain with more details and examples

c)

Shorten your answer

d)

Guess the meaning

14.

A teacher says, “Please elaborate on your answer.” What should you do?

a)

Stop talking

b)

Add more facts or explanations

c)

Change your answer

d)

Ask another question

15.

To interpret means to:

a)

Copy something exactly

b)

Explain the meaning in your own words

c)

Forget what it means

d)

Translate into a different language only

16.

If you interpret a graph in science, you are:

a)

Explaining what the data shows

b)

Drawing the graph

c)

Collecting new data

d)

Guessing the result

17.

In academic writing, an argument is:

a)

A fight between people

b)

A reasoned claim supported by evidence

c)

A short story

d)

A question

18.

Which of the following is part of a strong argument?

a)

Facts and evidence

b)

Emotions only

c)

Random guesses

d)

Repetition

19.

To classify means to:

a)

Put things into groups based on similarities

b)

Count them

c)

Name them randomly

d)

Mix everything together

20.

Which example shows classification?

a)

Sorting shapes by number of sides

b)

Adding shapes together

c)

Drawing new shapes

d)

Measuring lines

21.

To conclude means to:

a)

Begin something

b)

End something or decide after thinking

c)

Copy something

d)

Guess without reason

22.

Which sentence shows a conclusion?

a)

The plant grew taller, so sunlight helps it grow.

b)

Plants need water.

c)

I planted a seed.

d)

We will start tomorrow.

23.

Data refers to:

a)

Feelings about an experiment

b)

Information or facts collected for analysis

c)

Stories or opinions

d)

Drawings only

24.

Which is an example of data in math?

a)

The answers students gave on a survey

b)

A student’s name

c)

The classroom schedule

d)

The color of the walls

25.

To observe means to:

a)

Guess

b)

Look at something carefully

c)

Copy notes

d)

Forget quickly

26.

In science, which action shows observation?

a)

Measuring how far a ball rolls

b)

Drawing a cartoon

c)

Writing a story

d)

Reading a book

27.

To predict means to:

a)

Say what will happen next based on clues

b)

Describe what already happened

c)

Ask a question

d)

Draw a picture

28.

Which is a prediction?

a)

The ice will melt if left in the sun.

b)

The ice has melted.

c)

The ice is cold.

d)

The ice is white.

29.

To record means to:

a)

Forget information

b)

Write or save information

c)

Delete data

d)

Draw only

30.

Which student is recording data?

a)

Writing the temperature each day

b)

Talking about the weather

c)

Guessing tomorrow’s weather

d)

Watching clouds

31.

The coordinate plane is:

a)

A map for numbers with x and y axes

b)

A chart showing pictures

c)

A ruler

d)

A compass

32.

Which ordered pair shows a point on the coordinate plane?

a)

(4,2)(4, 2)

b)

4+24 + 2

c)

42

d)

(x+y)(x + y)

33.

In math, an expression is:

a)

A complete sentence

b)

A group of numbers, symbols, and operations without an equal sign

c)

Only a number

d)

A graph

34.

Which is an example of an expression?

a)

3+4×23 + 4 \times 2

b)

3=63 = 6

c)

3 + 0 = ?

d)

(5,6)(5, 6)

35.

An equation is:

a)

A math sentence that shows two sides are equal

b)

A random number

c)

A word problem

d)

A shape

36.

Which is an equation?

a)

4+5=94 + 5 = 9

b)

4+54 + 5

c)

(4,5)(4, 5)

d)

9+1÷29 + 1 \div 2

37.

Equivalent means:

a)

Equal in value or meaning

b)

Completely different

c)

Unfinished

d)

Only approximate

38.

Which pair of fractions is equivalent?

a)

1/2 and 2/4

b)

1/3 and 2/5

c)

3/4 and 4/3

d)

1/2 and 1/3

39.

The sum is the result of:

a)

Subtraction

b)

Multiplication

c)

Addition

d)

Division

40.

The difference is the result of:

a)

Addition

b)

Subtraction

c)

Multiplication

d)

Division

41.

The product is the result of:

a)

Addition

b)

Multiplication

c)

Subtraction

d)

Division

42.

The quotient is the result of:

a)

Division

b)

Multiplication

c)

Addition

d)

Subtraction

43.

A factor of a number is:

a)

A number that divides evenly into another

b)

A number larger than another

c)

Always a prime number

d)

A decimal

44.

Which is a multiple of 6?

a)

12

b)

5

c)

7

d)

10

45.

When readers infer, they use:

a)

Only the pictures

b)

Clues in the text and what they already know

c)

Words from the dictionary only

d)

The author's biography

46.

Which of the following shows an inference in science?

a)

You see water on the ground and think it rained last night

b)

You measure the temperature

c)

You record your data

d)

You use a ruler

47.

To analyze a graph means to:

a)

Describe every color used

b)

Find patterns and relationships in the data

c)

Draw a new graph

d)

Guess what it means

48.

Which of these tasks requires analysis?

a)

Sorting your desk

b)

Comparing two characters in a story

c)

Reading directions

d)

Writing a list of supplies

49.

A strong claim should always be:

a)

Based on feelings

b)

Supported by evidence

c)

Short and funny

d)

A question

50.

Which of the following is NOT a good claim?

a)

"Video games help people think faster."

b)

"Dogs are the best pets."

c)

"I like pizza."

d)

"School uniforms improve focus."

51.

Evidence in math might include:

a)

Showing your work for each step

b)

Guessing the answer

c)

Skipping the equation

d)

Writing an opinion

52.

Which shows using evidence in reading?

a)

"I think the character is brave because he saved his friend."

b)

"I like this character."

c)

"He has a cool name."

d)

"It's a fun story."

53.

To evaluate an idea means to:

a)

Judge whether it is strong or weak

b)

Memorize it

c)

Copy it exactly

d)

Forget about it

54.

A teacher asks you to evaluate two arguments. What should you do?

a)

Pick your favorite one

b)

Compare the evidence and reasoning

c)

Rewrite both arguments

d)

Count how many sentences each has

55.

When you elaborate in writing, you:

a)

Add details to explain your thinking

b)

Remove examples

c)

Make your answer shorter

d)

Copy from the text

56.

Which sentence shows elaboration?

a)

"The main character is sad."

b)

"The main character is sad because he lost his friend."

c)

"The story is sad."

d)

"It's about sadness."

57.

To interpret a map, you must:

a)

Look at the key or legend to understand symbols

b)

Guess what the colors mean

c)

Ignore the directions

d)

Only read the title

58.

If a student interprets data correctly, they:

a)

Explain what the results show

b)

Change the results

c)

Copy someone else's work

d)

Ignore the numbers

59.

Which of these is an academic argument?

a)

"Dogs are better than cats because studies show they help with stress."

b)

"Dogs are the best because I said so."

c)

"Cats are soft."

d)

"I like animals."

60.

In a classroom debate, an argument should include:

a)

A claim, reasons, and evidence

b)

Only emotions

c)

Random statements

d)

Jokes

61.

Classifying animals by what they eat means:

a)

Sorting them as herbivores, carnivores, and omnivores

b)

Counting how many there are

c)

Naming them alphabetically

d)

Drawing them

62.

Which is the correct way to classify shapes?

a)

By color

b)

By number of sides

c)

By size only

d)

By material

63.

When you conclude something from an experiment, you:

a)

State what the results show

b)

Collect data

c)

Begin the test

d)

Guess the outcome

64.

Which of these shows a conclusion based on evidence?

a)

"Since the plants in sunlight grew taller, sunlight helps plants grow."

b)

"Plants look nice."

c)

"I think plants are cool."

d)

"I forgot to measure."

65.

Which of these is an example of data collection?

a)

Counting how many birds visit a feeder

b)

Guessing the number of birds

c)

Talking about birds

d)

Reading about birds

66.

Data helps scientists:

a)

Make conclusions based on facts

b)

Tell stories

c)

Guess the results

d)

Ignore evidence

67.

When you observe, you should use:

a)

Careful watching and sometimes tools like thermometers

b)

Only your imagination

c)

Other people's opinions

d)

Predictions only

68.

Which of the following is an observation, NOT an inference?

a)

"The sky is gray."

b)

"It will rain soon."

c)

"It rained yesterday."

d)

"Rain makes puddles."

69.

A prediction in a story might be:

a)

"I think the main character will solve the mystery."

b)

"I read the last page."

c)

"This story is long."

d)

"The book is about school."

70.

Scientists predict outcomes by:

a)

Using data and patterns from past experiments

b)

Making random guesses

c)

Reading other people's notes

d)

Ignoring the results

71.

When students record results, they should:

a)

Write observations clearly and accurately

b)

Make up numbers

c)

Skip information

d)

Use only memory

72.

Recording data in a science notebook helps:

a)

Keep evidence organized

b)

Make the experiment longer

c)

Replace observation

d)

Eliminate results

73.

On a coordinate plane, the horizontal line is called the:

a)

y-axis

b)

x-axis

c)

z-axis

d)

graph line

74.

The point (0,0)(0, 0) on a coordinate plane is called the:

a)

Corner

b)

Origin

c)

Axis

d)

Zero point

75.

An expression does NOT have:

a)

An equal sign

b)

Numbers

c)

Operations

d)

Variables

76.

Which is an algebraic expression?

a)

2x+52x + 5

b)

2x=52x = 5

c)

5+3=85 + 3 = 8

d)

(2,5)(2, 5)

77.

An equation shows that two sides are:

a)

The same or equal

b)

Different

c)

Opposite

d)

Unrelated

78.

Which of these equations is true?

a)

9+3=129 + 3 = 12

b)

5+4=85 + 4 = 8

c)

2×2=62 \times 2 = 6

d)

105=310 - 5 = 3

79.

Two fractions are equivalent when:

a)

They have the same value

b)

They look different

c)

Their denominators match only

d)

They are both less than one

80.

Which pair of numbers has an equivalent ratio?

a)

2:42:4 and 1:21:2

b)

2:32:3 and 3:53:5

c)

4:54:5 and 5:65:6

d)

3:43:4 and 2:52:5

81.

Which statement shows an inference from data?

a)

The graph shows students prefer pizza most.

b)

The graph uses blue and red bars.

c)

The bars are different heights.

d)

The numbers are written in black.

82.

To analyze character traits, a reader should:

a)

Look at what the character says and does

b)

Only read the first paragraph

c)

Skip difficult words

d)

Guess their personality

83.

A scientist analyzes results by:

a)

Comparing patterns in the data

b)

Throwing out old notes

c)

Starting a new experiment

d)

Ignoring graphs

84.

A claim is strongest when it is:

a)

Supported by clear facts

b)

Stated loudly

c)

Very long

d)

Based on opinion only

85.

Which statement is a weak claim?

a)

“Homework helps students learn responsibility.”

b)

“Dogs bark loudly.”

c)

“Exercise improves health.”

d)

“Reading increases vocabulary.”

86.

In an argument, evidence is used to:

a)

Prove or support the claim

b)

Change the topic

c)

Add random details

d)

End the discussion

87.

Which is the best evidence for a science claim?

a)

Repeated test results that show the same outcome

b)

A student’s opinion

c)

One person’s guess

d)

A story about it

88.

Evaluating an article involves:

a)

Deciding how trustworthy or accurate it is

b)

Counting how many words it has

c)

Memorizing all details

d)

Ignoring the title

89.

Which task requires evaluation skills?

a)

Choosing the best design based on test results

b)

Copying instructions

c)

Writing definitions

d)

Counting materials

90.

Elaborating in an essay helps by:

a)

Making ideas clearer with examples

b)

Shortening your sentences

c)

Repeating the topic

d)

Using fewer details

91.

Which is an example of elaboration in science writing?

a)

Explaining why the experiment worked

b)

Writing only the results

c)

Copying the question

d)

Listing numbers

92.

When you interpret a poem, you:

a)

Explain what you think it means

b)

Count the lines

c)

Rewrite it

d)

Only read it once

93.

A student interprets the graph to find:

a)

What the information means

b)

How it was printed

c)

The font size

d)

The paper color

94.

An academic argument should include:

a)

Claim, evidence, and reasoning

b)

Feelings only

c)

Personal attacks

d)

Opinions without proof

95.

Which situation includes an argument?

a)

Writing an essay to prove school uniforms improve focus

b)

Reading a poem

c)

Drawing a map

d)

Measuring a liquid

96.

Classifying rocks by hardness means:

a)

Grouping them by how easily they can be scratched

b)

Sorting by color

c)

Mixing them randomly

d)

Naming them in order

97.

Which shows correct classification in math?

a)

Sorting numbers into even and odd

b)

Adding all numbers

c)

Guessing patterns

d)

Copying equations

98.

To conclude means to:

a)

Decide after thinking about all the evidence

b)

Begin something new

c)

Ask a question

d)

Forget what you learned

99.

Which conclusion fits the data: “Every plant in sunlight grew faster”?

a)

Sunlight helps plants grow

b)

Plants don’t need sunlight

c)

Water is not important

d)

All plants are the same

100.

Data tables help scientists by:

a)

Organizing information clearly

b)

Making experiments shorter

c)

Avoiding measurement

d)

Replacing evidence

101.

Data can be shown in:

a)

Graphs, charts, or tables

b)

Only written paragraphs

c)

Poems

d)

Maps only

102.

Observation is most useful when it is:

a)

Careful and repeated

b)

Random

c)

Ignored

d)

Done once quickly

103.

Which is an example of scientific observation?

a)

“The ice melted in 5 minutes.”

b)

“Ice is interesting.”

c)

“Ice tastes good.”

d)

“Ice should last longer.”

104.

A good prediction in math might be:

a)

“The next number will double if the pattern continues.”

b)

“I like this number.”

c)

“Math is hard.”

d)

“Numbers are cool.”

105.

Predictions are based on:

a)

Patterns or evidence

b)

Luck

c)

Imagination only

d)

Feelings

106.

Recording data is important because:

a)

It helps you remember and analyze results

b)

It makes your notes longer

c)

It is optional

d)

It replaces thinking

107.

Which shows recording results correctly?

a)

Writing down each temperature change

b)

Guessing the next reading

c)

Writing opinions

d)

Erasing the data

108.

On a coordinate plane, the vertical line is the:

a)

y-axis

b)

x-axis

c)

z-axis

d)

line of origin

109.

In the ordered pair (3,5)(3, 5) , the number 3 represents the:

a)

x-coordinate

b)

y-coordinate

c)

Axis

d)

Point name

110.

Which point is located at x = 2, y = 4?

a)

(2,4)(2, 4)

b)

(4,2)(4, 2)

111.

An expression is different from an equation because it:

a)

Has no equal sign

b)

Must have variables

c)

Always equals zero

d)

Is only addition

112.

Which shows an expression with a variable?

a)

5x+75x + 7

b)

5x=75x = 7

c)

5+7=125 + 7 = 12

d)

7=57 = 5

113.

An equation always includes:

a)

An equal sign

b)

A plus sign

c)

A variable

d)

Parentheses

114.

Which equation is true?

a)

8×2=168 \times 2 = 16

b)

8×2=148 \times 2 = 14

c)

8×2=108 \times 2 = 10

d)

8×2=188 \times 2 = 18

115.

Equivalent fractions show:

a)

The same amount

b)

Different amounts

c)

Different shapes

d)

Opposite numbers

116.

Which pair of fractions is NOT equivalent?

a)

13\frac{1}{3} and 26\frac{2}{6}

b)

34\frac{3}{4} and 68\frac{6}{8}

c)

25\frac{2}{5} and 35\frac{3}{5}

d)

46\frac{4}{6} and 23\frac{2}{3}

117.

The sum of 6 and 8 is:

a)

1414

b)

1212

c)

1616

d)

1010

118.

The difference between 20 and 9 is:

a)

1111

b)

2929

c)

99

d)

1919

119.

The product of 7 and 6 is:

a)

4242

b)

3636

c)

1313

d)

1212

120.

The quotient of 45÷945 \div 9 is:

a)

55

b)

66

c)

99

d)

44