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TCAP review in Tennessee
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1
Which is a physical property?
Highly flammable
Melts at 112 degrees Fahrenheit
Metal reacts with oxygen
Reacts with baking soda
2
Which number has the most precipitation?
3
4
2
1
3
Which is NOT a negative human impact on the environment?
Pesticides in water
Littering
Sustainable farming
Air pollution
4
Which is an example of predator and prey?
Flea and dog
Oxpecker and zebra
Jackfish and whale
Lion and zebra
5
Which is an example of parasitism?
Oxpecker and zebra
Flea and dog
Lion and zebra
Jackfish and whale
6
Which describes adding heat to make solid a liquid?
Condensation
Melting
Freezing
Evaporation
7
Which is an example of commensalism?
Flea and dog
Oxpecker and zebra
Lion and zebra
Jackfish and whale
8
What is the likely best classification of this animal?
Decomposer
Predator
Parasite
Producer
9
A cold spoon gradually heats up when it is placed directly in very hot water. This is ________.
Evaporation
Conduction
Convection
Radiation
10
A star chart is used to
predict how constellations will move
travel around the stars
identify constellations
see stars up close
11
Which describes removing heat to make gas a liquid?
Melting
Freezing
Condensation
Evaporation
12
Which object has the biggest surface area?
3
2
4
1
13
Which organelles are found in both plant and animal cells?
Cell wall and vacuole
Cell wall and chloroplast
Cell membrane and vacuole
Cell membrane and chloroplast
14
Which is a chemical change?
Evaporating
Bending
Melting
Rusting
15
You test how different temperatures affect how fast ice cubes melt. A tool you need is
Pan Balance
Ruler
Stop watch
Graduated Cylinder
16
Which is a scavenger?
Fungus
Beetle
Vulture
Worm
17
Which is true?
Oceans cool more slowly than land; hotter in winter nearby
Oceans cool faster than land; hotter in winter nearby
Oceans cool more slowly than land; cooler in winter nearby
Oceans cool more slowly than land; hotter in summer nearby
18
Which is the sea breeze?
F
J
G
H
19
Which object will go the least far?
Z
X
W
Y
20
For which environment is a flamingo best adapted?
Arctic tundra
Desert
Forest
Wetlands
21
You test how different temperatures affect how fast ice cubes melt. The independent variable is
Whether the ice is crushed
How fast ice cubes melt
The temperatures
The size of the ice cubes
22
Which planet planet is Mars?
2
1
4
3
23
This buffalo has horns because
It grazes for food
It has a large nose
it received this trait from its parents
it lives in grasslands
24
The grass is a ___________. The deer is a ____________.
consumer; producer
mutualistic; commensal
host; parasite
producer; consumer
25
Which number is the vacuole?
3
4
1
2
26
You test how different temperatures affect how fast ice cubes melt. The constant is
How fast ice cubes melt
The temperatures
Whether the ice is crushed
The size of the ice cubes
27
Which of these does a human inherit?
height
pierced ears
painted nails
dyed hair
28
Which results from plate movements?
ocean currents
mountain ranges
sandy beaches
sea breezes
29
Which is the byproduct of photosynthesis?
water
sunlight
carbon dioxide
oxygen
30
What point does evaporation occur?
3
1
4
2
31
Which celestial body is about a third the size of Earth?
Venus
None of the above
Mars
Mercury
32
Which object will go the farthest?
Y
X
W
Z
33
Why does the fog form?
Cool air always rises
Air is warmed as the sun rises
Moist air cools as it rises, and the water condenses
Runoff occurs down the mountain
34
Which is the way a producer gets energy?
It eats animals and plants
It makes its own food from sunlight
It eats plants
It eats animals
35
Object ____ has the most potential energy. Object ____ has the most kinetic energy.
1; 3
1; 4
4; 1
3; 1
36
Which planet is the third densest?
Uranus
Mercury
Venus
Jupiter
37
What did this animal most likely eat?
Insects
Other animals
Dead material
Grasses