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04_Home_Science3 (04_Home_Science3)
Name:_____________________________________________
Date:________________________
1. Which will melt ice the fastest?
A.
B.
C.
D.
2. Which of these objects in our solar system provides Earth with heat and light energy?
A. the Sun
B. the Moon
C. comets
D. other planets
3. The whippoorwill is a bird that is colored so that it is very difficult to see when it is perched on a tree limb. Which
term describes this kind of adaptation?
A. aggressive
B. selective
C. protective
D. inventive
4. When light hits a dark object, most of the light is
A. absorbed.
B. reflected.
C. diffused.
D. refracted.
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5. It is easiest to push a box up which ramp?
A.
B.
C.
D.
6.
Which tool is a part of a system for making sounds louder?
A.
B.
C.
D.
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7. A star's surface temperature is indicated by its
A. brightness.
B. color.
C. distance.
D. mass.
8.
Which describes why stars are different colors?
A. Stars are the same color.
B. Stars reflect light from the sun.
C. Stars have differnt locations.
D. Stars have different temperatures.
9.
Earth is a
A. star.
B. moon.
C. planet.
D. galaxy.
10.
Which is an example of a desert food chain?
A. grass
deer
man
B. fish
raccoon
wolf
C. acorn
squirrel
fox
D. cactus
jackrabbit
hawk
11. The Moon produces no light, and yet it shines at night. What is the BEST explanation for this fact?
A. It has many craters.
B. It rotates at a very high speed.
C. It is covered with a fine layer of ice.
D. It reflects light from the Sun.
12. Which adaptation is most important for allowing land mammals to obtain oxygen?
A. fins
B. gills
C. pores
D. lungs
13.
Which object would BEST reflect light from a light bulb?
A. a shiny spoon
B. notebook paper
C. a black sweater
D. a glass of water
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14.
What determines pitch?
A. solids
B. liquids
C. amplitude
D. the rate of vibration
15. Jane hears a fire truck siren that does not change in pitch or loudness. The fire truck is
A. leaving the station.
B. parked at the station.
C. passing by the station.
D. coming toward the station.
16. Accurate weather forecasts are probably most important to
A. truck drivers.
B. baseball players.
C. police officers.
D. airline pilots.
17. Anna wanted to know how far a bowling ball, basketball, and tennis ball would roll on a flat surface. How could
she test this?
A. roll the bowling ball across the flat surface three times and see how far it goes each time
B. roll each ball across the flat surface and see how long it takes each one to stop
C. roll each ball across the flat surface and measure how far each ball rolled
D. roll each ball down a hill and see which ball rolls the fastest
18. The day during the year when the Northern Hemisphere receives the greatest amount of sunlight is called the
A. fall equinox.
B. spring equinox.
C. winter solstice.
D. summer solstice.
19. If you are on a seesaw and want your friend to go down, use a force that is a
A. push.
B. pull.
C. lever.
D. pulley.
20.
Over the summer, a student observed the night sky. The student noticed a planet's position moved nightly across a
constellation, while the stars of the constellation remained in the same position. Why is the possible?
A. the planet is revolving around the earth
B. the planet is revolving faster around the stars
C. the planet is closer to earth than the stars
D. the planet is farther from the earth than the stars
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Answer Key
1. D)
2. A) the Sun
3. C) protective
4. A) absorbed.
5. D)
6. C)
7. B) color.
8. D) Stars have different temperatures.
9. C) planet.
10. D) cactus
jackrabbit
hawk
11. D) It reflects light from the Sun.
12. D) lungs
13. A) a shiny spoon
14. D) the rate of vibration
15. B) parked at the station.
16. D) airline pilots.
17. C) roll each ball across the flat surface and measure how far each ball rolled
18. D) summer solstice.
19. A) push.
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20. C) the planet is closer to earth than the stars
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