Physical Science Test Review

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Science

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4th Grade

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NGSS

MS-PS1-4, MS-PS3-4, MS-PS3-5

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KAYLEE LARUE

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What is magnetism?

the distance between two magnets

the force

the force where objects are attracted to or repelled from one another

the study of magnets

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Temperature is

a measurement of distance

a type of weather condition

a unit of pressure

a measure of heat or coldness

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What are the states of mater or physical properties?

The states of matter are solid, liquid, and vapor.

The states of matter include ice, steam, and fog.

The states of matter are solid, liquid, and gas.

The states of matter consist of gas, liquid, and crystal.

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What is mass?

Mass is the weight of an object.

Mass is the speed of an object.

Mass is the volume of an object.

Mass is the amount of matter in an object.

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What is the definition of melting?

Melting is the process of freezing a liquid into a solid.

Melting refers to the evaporation of a liquid into gas.

Melting is the transition of a substance from solid to liquid.

Melting is the change of a gas into a solid form.

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What is the definition of freezing?

The process of a liquid turning into a solid due to a decrease in temperature.

The phenomenon of a solid becoming a gas without passing through a liquid state.

The change of a gas into a liquid when cooled rapidly.

The process of a solid turning into a liquid due to an increase in temperature.

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What is the definition of evaporation?

Evaporation is the process of a liquid turning into vapor.

Evaporation is the process of a liquid freezing into solid.

Evaporation is the process of a gas turning into liquid.

Evaporation is the process of a solid turning into gas.

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I have a mixture of Wood chips, sand, iron filings, and gravel. Here is a way to separate them:

Use a screen to separate the the sand and iron filings from the gravel and wood chips.

What would be step 2?

Use the screen again to separate the iron filings and the sand

Use a magnet to separate the iron filings from the sand

Use a tweezers to pick out the iron filings

use a filter and water to separate the sand from the iron filings

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How can you separate Sandy Water mixture?

Use a strainer

Use a coffee filter

Use tweezers

Use a magnet

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How can you separate saltwater?

Heat the water and let it evaporate

Use a coffee filter

Use a strainer

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How could you separate a trail mix mixture?

Use a magnet

Use a strainer

Use a coffee filter

Pick each substance out and sort them

Multiple Choice

If an object is made of iron it is attracted to a

nail

magnet

screw

bolt

Multiple Choice

Water freezes at what temperature?

32 degrees Celsius

0 degrees Celsius

10 degrees Celsius

-5 degrees Celsius

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An example of gravity is

A rock floating in water.

A balloon rising in the air.

A feather lying on the ground.

An apple falling from a tree.

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An example of Friction is

Sliding down a smooth surface.

Walking on a carpeted surface.

Rubbing hands together to generate heat.

Pushing a heavy box across the floor.

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An example of magnetism is

a light bulb

a refrigerator magnet

a battery

a paperclip

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When rolling a car on various surfaces out the items below order them from the greatest friction to the least friction.

Glass, concrete, carpet, wood

wood, glass, concrete, carpet

concrete, glass, wood, carpet

glass, wood, carpet, concrete

carpet, concrete, wood, glass

Multiple Choice

What happens to energy when a ball rolls down a hill?

The ball creates heat energy

Energy is transferred from the hill to the ball to make it move

The ball stops transferring energy once it reaches the bottom

The ball loses all its energy

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Which of the following best describes how energy moves through water waves?

The water stays in one place, but the energy moves through the water

The water and the energy both move to the shore together

Energy is transferred from one water molecule to the next, making the wave travel

Energy in water waves stops moving once they reach the shore

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How does sound transfer energy to our ears?

By using light waves that travel through the air

By vibrating air particles that transfer energy to our ears

By moving particles of water from one place to another

By bouncing off surfaces and creating heat energy

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Which of the following are good heat insulators

Glass, concrete, brick

Wool, fiberglass, foam

Copper, aluminum, steel

Cotton, silk, leather

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Which of the following are conductors of electricity?

Glass and ceramic substances.

Wood and paper materials.

Plastics like PVC and nylon.

Metals such as copper, aluminum, and silver.

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How could you make this closed circuit and open circuit?

Type response here

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A soccer ball has a mass of 400 grams. A tennis ball has a mass of 280 grams. How much more mass does the soccer ball have?

100 grams

120 grams

130 grams

160 grams

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What is magnetism?

the distance between two magnets

the force

the force where objects are attracted to or repelled from one another

the study of magnets

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