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Topic 1 - $100
A group of students made a model to show one way that snow is part of
the water cycle. They made a model of land by placing soil in a sloping
tray. They then placed snow at the top of the tray. They kept the snow at a
temperature of 25 C and observed what happened. Which of the
following would the students most likely observe?
A. how snow changes to solid ice
B. how snow causes the soil to freeze
C. how snow melts and becomes runoff
D. how snow evaporates when it warms
Topic 1 - $100
C. how snow melts and becomes runoff
Topic 1 - $200
Maria‘s class is studying the water cycle. Maria draws a diagram of the
cycle shown below.
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What should she label the process of water moving from the ocean to
the atmosphere?
A. condensation
B. evaporation
C. infiltration
D. precipitation
Topic 1 - $200
B. evaporation
Topic 1 - $300
Greg modeled the water cycle for a science project. He added water to a
large pot. Then he placed a sheet of glass on top of the pot. He heated the
pot until the water changed to water vapor. The picture below shows what
Greg observed.
Which process caused the water vapor to form liquid water droplets where the
drawing shows them?
A. condensation
B. evaporation
C. freezing
D. precipitation
Topic 1 - $300
A. condensation
Topic 1 - $400
If Walter puts a bucket of water out in the Sun on a hot, windy day, what will
happen to the water level in the bucket?
A The water level will go down as the water evaporates from the bucket.
B The water level will rise as water condenses from the air above the
bucket.
C The water level will stay the same since the water is protected from the
wind.
D The water level will only go down if the wind makes water splash out of
the bucket.
Topic 1 - $400
A The water level will go down as the water evaporates from the bucket.
Topic 1 - $500
Tara is studying the water cycle. She knows that in order for evaporation to
happen, there needs to be a source of energy that generates heat. What is the
main source of energy that powers the water cycle?
A
sun
B
clouds
C
oceans
D
water vapor
Topic 1 - $500
A
sun
Topic 2 - $100
During a class experiment, each student recorded information about the
weather conditions every 2 hours. The following table below shows the
information that Akmal recorded.
Which of the following could Akmal use to provide more accurate information?
A. wind vane
B. barometer
C. hygrometer
D. thermometer
Topic 2 - $100
D. thermometer
Topic 2 - $200
Anwar lives in Tampa, Florida. He put the instrument shown below just
outside his house. He recorded the air temperature and air pressure every
hour on the first day of winter.
Which of the following best describes what Anwar has recorded?
A. how much rain fell on the first day of winter
B. the weather conditions in Florida during winter
C. the type of winds Florida has on the first day of winter
D. the weather conditions at his house on the first day of winter
Topic 2 - $200
D. the weather conditions at his house on the first day of winter
Topic 2 - $300
Mrs. Smith’s class monitors the weather as part of an investigation. If
students want to know how the amount of water in the air changes,
which factor should they measure?
A
air pressure
B
humidity
C
temperature
D
wind speed
Topic 2 - $300
B
humidity
Topic 2 - $400
Mark wants to measure the rate of air movement. Which weather
variable should Mark measure?
A
wind speed
B
air pressure
C
air temperature
D
relative humidity
Topic 2 - $400
A
wind speed
Topic 2 - $500
Sometimes places that are close together can have climates that are very
different because of certain features. The following illustration shows that winds
move from the sea over mountains.
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Which point in the diagram is likely to have the coolest climate?
A
point W
B
point X
C
point Y
D
point Z
Topic 2 - $500
C
point Y
Topic 3 - $100
In some coastal areas, the air temperature is high throughout the
day.There is often precipitation in the late afternoon. Which type
of precipitation is most likely to occur?
A. hail
B. rain
C. sleet
D. snow
Topic 3 - $100
B. rain
Topic 3 - $200
Precipitation occurs when water moves from the atmosphere to
Earth’s surface. The water can be in liquid or solid form. Which
two forms of precipitation consist of solid water?
A. hail and rain
B. hail and sleet
C. rain and snow
D. sleet and rain
Topic 3 - $200
B. hail and sleet
Topic 3 - $300
Sleet is frozen precipitation that looks like small balls of ice.
How does sleet form?
A It forms when raindrops melt as they fall to Earth.
B It forms when hailstones melt as they fall to Earth.
C It forms when hailstones freeze as they fall to Earth.
D It forms when rain freezes or snow melts as it falls to Earth.
Topic 3 - $300
D It forms when rain freezes or snow melts as it falls to
Earth.
Topic 3 - $400
A weather reporter points out that current conditions are sunny
and clear. However, she predicts that clouds will form later in the
day. What causes clouds to form?
A Water vapor in the atmosphere condenses.
B Water droplets in the atmosphere evaporate.
C Dust particles in the atmosphere collect together.
D Opposite electric charges build up in different areas.
Topic 3 - $400
A Water vapor in the atmosphere condenses.
Topic 3 - $500
Jeehun drew the picture below of a cloud in the sky.
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What kind of weather does this type of cloud usually signal?
A gentle winds
B low humidity
C rainstorms
D fog
Topic 3 - $500
C rainstorms
Topic 4 - $100
There are swamps in the Everglades of Florida. In Arizona, there are
deserts. These two environments can have high temperatures in the
summer. How would the weather in a swamp in the Everglades most
likely differ from the weather in an Arizona desert?
A. The swamp would have higher humidity.
B. The swamp would have hotter winds.
C. The swamp would have more snowfall.
D. The swamp would have less precipitation.
Topic 4 - $100
A. The swamp would have higher humidity.
Topic 4 - $200
Even within climate zones, the weather in one place can be very
different from the weather in another place. The following environments
are all in a temperate zone. Which place would you expect to be the
most hot and humid?
A. desert
B. swamp
C. wooded forest
D. mountain range
Topic 4 - $200
B. swamp
Topic 4 - $300
Tai’s class was doing a project on weather in different environments in
North America. Tai’s assignment was to research common weather
conditions in one type of environment. Tai made the table below to
show what he found.
Temperature
low to moderate temperatures
Rainfall
low to moderate rainfall
Snowfall
snowfall common in winter
Winds
light cool winds common
Which type of environment was Tai most likely researching?
A desert
B mountain
C rain forest
D swamp
Topic 4 - $300
B mountain
Topic 4 - $400
Angelo was studying the weather in Gabon. He found the
position of Gabon on the map shown below.
What kind of weather can Angelo expect Gabon to have?
A. low temperature and low rainfall
B. low temperature and high rainfall
C. high temperature and low rainfall
D. high temperature and high rainfall
Topic 4 - $400
D. high temperature and high rainfall
Topic 4 - $500
One factor that affects climate is latitude. Generally, places
closer to the equator have warmer climates and places farther
from the equator have cooler climates. Look at the following
map.
Based on their locations, which places shown on the map are likely
to have a temperate climate?
A. points A and B
B. points B and D
C. points C and E
D. points D and E
Topic 4 - $500
B. points B and D
Topic 5 - $100
Jennifer’s family sees a weather report about a hurricane that may
strike their town. Her dad puts plywood up to cover the windows of their
house. Why would her dad cover the windows with plywood to prepare
for a hurricane?
A. It stops water from coming in the windows.
B. Plywood prevents flying objects from breaking the windows.
C. Plywood helps keep animals out that are seeking shelter from the
storm.
D. It blocks the view of the storm so Jennifer won’t be frightened.
Topic 5 - $100
B. Plywood prevents flying objects from breaking the windows.
Topic 5 - $200
Shannon’s family buys several cases of bottled water the week before
a hurricane is supposed to hit their area. Why is it important to keep a
supply of bottled water?
A. The water supply may be contaminated as a result of the storm.
B. Shannon’s family wants to take baths if they lose power.
C. They may be several days or weeks without power.
D. There may be a large amount of standing water around their
neighborhood.
Topic 5 - $200
A. The water supply may be contaminated as a result of the storm.
Topic 5 - $300
Damon‘s family has a plan for natural disasters. The plan includes that
if they get separated, each person will call a certain relative who lives in
another state. Which statement best explains why it is important that
Damon‘s family make these plans before a natural disaster occurs?
A. Natural disasters are usually minor.
B. Natural disasters last for many months.
C. Natural disasters usually cover an entire state.
D. Natural disasters often occur with little warning.
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D. Natural disasters often occur with little warning.
Topic 5 - $400
Luis lives in Florida. The diagram below shows the position of an
approaching hurricane.
The weather service issued a warning for people to be ready to
evacuate if needed. What characteristic of a hurricane makes it most
important for Luis‘s family to be ready to evacuate with little notice?
A. how large it is
B. where it is located
C. how fast it is moving
D. the exact path it will take
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D. the exact path it will take
Topic 5 - $500
Michael packs a family preparedness kit for use in the event of a
hurricane. Why should Michael include a portable radio and batteries in
his kit?
A. Hurricanes commonly cause a break in water lines, which may make
the water supply undrinkable.
B. Hurricanes commonly cause a break in electrical lines, and
Michael‘s family will need to listen to emergency announcements.
C. Hurricanes commonly cause breaks in gas lines, which may prevent
Michael‘s family from heating food.
D. Hurricanes commonly cause flooding, and Michael’s family will need
to find the nearest evacuation route.
Topic 5 - $500
B. Hurricanes commonly cause a break in electrical lines, and
Michael‘s family will need to listen to emergency announcements.