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Which of the following would not be considered a model of

the earth.

(A) Peach

(B) Avocado

(C) Peanut M&M

(D) Basketball



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The energy that drives the water The energy that drives the water cycle comes from-cycle comes from-

(A) tides(A) tides

(B) wind(B) wind

(C) sunlight(C) sunlight

(D) plants(D) plants

The energy that drives the water The energy that drives the water cycle comes from-cycle comes from-

(A) tides(A) tides

(B) wind(B) wind

(C) sunlight(C) sunlight

(D) plants(D) plants


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Today, I got out of bed and took a shower. I was late for school so I ran out the door with my hair wet. Three hours later, my hair was dry. What caused my hair to dry?

(A) Precipitation

(B) Condensation

(C)Collection

(D)Evaporation




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When the water vapor in the air gets When the water vapor in the air gets cold and changes back into a liquid this cold and changes back into a liquid this

is called-is called-

(A) precipitation(A) precipitation

(B) evaporation(B) evaporation

(C) collection(C) collection

(D) condensation(D) condensation

When the water vapor in the air gets When the water vapor in the air gets cold and changes back into a liquid this cold and changes back into a liquid this

is called-is called-

(A) precipitation(A) precipitation

(B) evaporation(B) evaporation

(C) collection(C) collection

(D) condensation(D) condensation


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Which of the following increases friction?

(A) Wax on floors

(B) Wheels on skates

(C) Rainwater on a road

(D) Rubber soles on shoes




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Which of these will most likely float on water?

(A) A ball of clay

(B) A block of pine wood

(C) A nickel

(D) A nail




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A ball is placed in the beam of a flashlight. The ball will-

(A) Become larger

(B) Create a shadow

(C) Move away from the light

(D) Move toward the light




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Which of the following is an example of an opaque

object.

(A) Aluminum foil

(B) Eraser

(C) window

(D) Wax paper




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Beryl finds a rock and wants to know what kind it is. Which piece of information about the rock will best help her to identify it?

(A) The size of the rock(B) The weight of the rock(C) The temperature where the rock was found(D) The minerals the rock contains




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• What most likely What most likely created this created this landform?landform?

(A)(A) Erosion Erosion

(B)(B) VolcanoesVolcanoes

(C)(C) EarthquakesEarthquakes

(D)(D)DepositionDeposition




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One hot, sunny day Sally left two buckets of water out in the sun. The two buckets were the same

except that one was black and one was white. At the end of the day, Sally noticed that the water in the

black bucket felt warmer than the water in the white bucket. Sally wondered why this happened, so the

next day she left the buckets of water out in the hot sun again. She made sure that there was the same

amount of water in each bucket. This time she carefully measured the temperature of the water in both buckets at the beginning of the day and at the end of the day. The pictures below show what Sally

found.

What changes do you see and why did the changes occur?


Black cup: Temperature rose because it Black cup: Temperature rose because it absorbed lightabsorbed light

White cup: Temperature did not change White cup: Temperature did not change because it reflected lightbecause it reflected light


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Where is most of earth’s water located?

(A) Glaciers

(B) Lakes

(C) Oceans

(D) Rivers




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Natural processes change the surface of the Earth. Some changes occur rapidly and

some occur slowly. Which of the following would cause the slowest change in the Earth’s

surface?(A) Wind(B) Landslides(C) Volcanoes(D) Earthquakes




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(A) Liquid water changes to ice(A) Liquid water changes to ice

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(C) Water vapor changes to liquid water(C) Water vapor changes to liquid water

(D) Ice changes to liquid water(D) Ice changes to liquid water

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