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4th Grade Louisiana Assessment LEAP Science Practice
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chemical energy
heat only
light only
heat and light
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weather
climate
water cycle
humidity
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A scientific method is:
the way that scientists gto to school
a set of steps used to answer scientific questions
getting permission to do an experiment
a book that tells how to do experiments
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condensation
evaporation
precipitation
transpiration
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building a bonfire
burning paper
melting an ice cube
rusting iron
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0 degrees Celsius
180 degrees Celcius
100 degrees Celsius
212 degrees Celcius
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They can make food from sunlight.
They can eat rocks and soil.
They can become extinct
They can change their shape.
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the sun has set on Earth
Earth is casting a shadow on that part of the Moon
the Moon is not producing light from that part
we can only see a fraction of the Moon lit by the Sun
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competition
mutualism
cooperation
fertilization
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Where is most of Earth's surface water found?
in ponds and streams
in rivers
in oceans
in lakes
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What do the pictures below represent?
competition
fertilization
incomplete metamorphosis
complete metamorphosis
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The animal hibernates.
The animal migrates to a larger habitat.
The plant it eats grows faster.
Its habitat is getting smaller.
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friction
condensation
gravity
magnetism
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an ice cap
an iceberg
erosion
a glacier
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Study the graph. What is the speed of the runner?
10 seconds per meter
40 meters
4 seconds
4 meters per second
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a balance
a meter stick
a tape measure
a graduated cylinder
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his time
his mass
his velocity
his acceleration
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The surface is refracting the beam.
The surface is reflecting the beam.
The surface is absorbing the beam.
The surface is not affecting the beam.
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runoff
precipitation
evaporation
condensation
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a smililarly moving object
an object on the horizon
a fixed reference poin
a moving reference point
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a microscope
a barometer
an anemometer
a telescope
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beaker
thermometer
ruler
spring scale