4th Grade LEAP 2025 Review
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1.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which statement describes a way that energy is transferred in the blender?
The blender’s kinetic energy changes directly into light energy.
The blender’s electrical energy changes directly into sound energy.
The blender’s heat energy changes into both mechanical and sound energy.
The blender’s mechanical energy changes into both heat and sound energy.
Back
The blender’s mechanical energy changes into both heat and sound energy.
2.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What happens to the energy of the softball when it is hit by the bat? Options: There is a transfer of energy from the bat to the softball, increasing the energy of the softball’s movement. When the bat hits the ball, energy transfers from the softball to the bat. There is a transfer of energy from the softball to the bat, increasing the energy of the bat’s movement. The softball is still moving, so there is no transfer of energy to or from the softball.
Back
There is a transfer of energy from the bat to the softball, increasing the energy of the softball’s movement.
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which claim is supported by the information about armadillos? Armadillos use their sense of touch to hide from predators. Armadillos use their sense of smell to find food. Armadillos use their sense of hearing to find food that is far away. Armadillos use their sense of sight to see predators that are nearby.
Back
Armadillos use their sense of smell to find food.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Based on the students’ data, which statement describes the material that will help prevent the greatest amount of erosion? Options: Add netting, because it kept the greatest amount of soil in the bottle.; Add sand, because some of it moved into the bowl along with the soil.; Add rocks, because only a few were needed in order to keep a lot of soil in the bottle.; Add no material, because having only soil caused the greatest amount of soil to move into the bowl.
Back
Add netting, because it kept the greatest amount of soil in the bottle.
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which model shows the path of light that allows a bear to see its food during the day?
Back
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which sentence best explains what causes a bear’s eyes to appear to glow at night, as shown in Figure 2?
Back
Extra light captured by the bear’s eyes is reflected back out of the eyes.
7.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which statement supports the answer to Part A? Options: Bears have paws that can identify textures, but deer do not. Deer have tongues that detect sweetness, but bears do not. Deer have eyes that see almost all around them, but bears have eyes that see mostly in front of them. Bears have small ears that can turn in different directions, but deer must turn their heads to hear sounds.
Back
Deer have eyes that see almost all around them, but bears have eyes that see mostly in front of them.
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