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NGSS 5th Grade Science Review
NGSS 5th Grade Science Review
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1
Sound travels fastest through which of the following
gas
liquid
space
solid
2
Which human organ expands to store the mixture of waste and excess water
large intestine
reproductive organs
bladder
liver
3
Which of these correctly describes a change in state of water?
liquid water-boils-water vapor
liquid water-melts-solid water
water vapor-evaporates-liquid water
solid water-condenses-liquid water
4
What type of rock can be found as "layers" of another, or can contain fossils?
Sedimentary
Igneous
Metamorphic
Lava
5
The first consumer in a food chain is usually the
producer
omnivore
carnivore
herbivore
6
In which way if the Earth different from the other planets?
Earth has many mountains.
Earth has a moon.
Earth has lots of water.
Earth orbits the sun.
7
4 items are placed the same distance from a magnet. Which item would be pulled the easiest?
a 1 gram piece of paper
a 3 gram steel paper clip
a 2 gram eraser
a 4 gram iron nail
8
The 4 seasons winter, spring, summer and fall can vary. What causes seasonal changes on Earth?
The changing shape of Earth's orbit.
Earth's orbit and tilt.
Earth's position in relation to the moon.
The shape of the sun's orbit.
9
Which of your body systems relays the information when water is too hot or too cold
circulatory system
skeletal system
nervous system
respiratory system
10
Which best describes a parallel circuit?
Electricity flows along one pathway.
The flow of electricity comes from one source.
Electricity flows along more than one pathway.
The flow of electricity comes from more than source.
11
Fossil are the preserved remains of plants/animals. Which kind of rock are most fossils found?
Sedimentary
Metamorphic
Volcanic
Igneous
12
Which of the following produces the greatest friction when rubbed together with equal force?
a sled and ice
sandpaper and metal
sandpaper and wood
tires and ice
13
What are the main function of the human skeletal system
support, movement, and mineral storage
exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen
sends messages throughout your body
moves blood around your body
14
What must happen in order for an object to move?
An unbalanced force must decrease the object's weight.
An unbalanced force must increase the object's mass.
An unbalanced force must overcome friction.
An unbalanced force must act on the object.
15
Which of the following represents a chemical reaction?
melting ice cream
sugar dissolving in water
ice cubes forming in a freezer
frying an egg
16
The freezing and thawing action of water affects a rock by?
chemically changing the rock.
Transforming the rock into igneous rock.
leaving sedimentary particles from evaporated solutions
gradually breaking down the rock into smaller pieces.
17
Which is the male reproductive structure of a flower
Pistil
Stigma
Sepal
Stamen
18
Why does the stem of bean plant grow upward
the stem is growing away from a source of light
the stem is growing in response to the force of gravity
the stem is growing toward a source of light
the stem is growing toward a source of oxygen
19
Earth moves around the Sun 19 miles per second. How long does it take to go all the way around?
30 days
1 day
365 days
7 days
20
What is NOT an example of a primary consumer
a squirrel that eats mostly acorns
a deer that eats mostly grass
a mouse that eats mostly seeds
an osprey that eats mostly fish
21
There's a puddle on the sidewalk at 8AM. By 3PM the puddle is gone. What happens to the water?
It melted.
It evaporated.
It froze.
It condensed.
22
The different phases of the Moon as it appears from Earth depends upon
where on Earth you are standing.
how much sunlight reaches Earth.
the position of the Moon in relation to the Sun.
the position of the Sun in relation to Earth.
23
A red straw is placed inside a glass of water. The straw looks broken. This is an example of
replication
reflection
refraction
rebound
