Does the shape of an object affect its volume?

No, changing the shape of an object does not change its volume.

Yes, changing the shape of an object will always change its volume.

Yes, but only if the object is made of clay.

No, changing the shape can only change the object's color.

Which statement best describes the motion of a car going around a circular racetrack?

C. The car is constantly changing direction.

A. The car is always speeding up.

B. The car is always slowing down.

D. The car is traveling in the same direction.

Engineers work to design race cars that will win. They try to make the cars have as little mass as possible. Why do these engineers build lighter cars?

C. A car with less mass will move faster with the same force.

A. Lighter cars are less likely to crash.

B. Lighter cars are less expensive to build.

D. A car with less mass has a more powerful engine and will move faster.

As Javier is riding a roller coaster, the coaster moves to the top of a big hill and stops. Javier can see that the track in front of him goes steeply downward and turns to the left. What is most likely to change as Javier continues his ride on the roller coaster?

D. Javier's position, speed, and direction

A. only Javier's speed and position

B. Javier's position, but not his speed

C. Javier's speed, but not his direction

A student kicks a soccer ball three times. Another student records the distance the ball travels in 5 seconds in the table shown. Which ball travels the fastest?

A. Ball 1 traveled the fastest.

B. Ball 2 traveled the fastest.

C. Ball 3 traveled the fastest.

D. There is not enough information to determine which ball traveled the fastest.

A student builds two identical ramps using a board stacked on class textbooks. The students cover one ramp with a rug and the other with wax paper. The students release a toy car at the top of both ramps and compares the speed and distance the car travels. The car on the wax paper ramp travels faster and farther than the car on the rug ramp. What causes this difference in force between the two cars?

C. The wax paper decreases the force of friction, while the rug increases the force of friction.

A. The wax paper decreases the force of gravity, while the rug increases the force of gravity.

B. The wax paper increases the force of gravity, while the rug decreases the force of gravity.

D. The wax paper increases the force of friction, while the rug decreases the force of friction.

An object is hung from the ceiling as shown in the picture. When a force is applied by pushing it, the object moves. If the force applied to the object a second time is increased, how will the motion of the object change?

C. The object will move a greater distance with greater speed.

A. The object will move the same distance with lesser speed.

B. The object will move the same speed and distance.

D. The object will move the same speed but a different distance.

Lamar is writing a report about the Solar System. Which statement best describes the differences between the inner planets and the outer planets?

B. The inner planets are small and solid, and the outer planets are large and gaseous.

A. The inner planets are all the same size, and the outer planets vary in size.

C. The inner planets have thick, poisonous atmospheres, and the outer planets lack atmospheres.

D. The inner planets are collections of frozen gas and rocky particles, and the outer planets are fragments of rock

Which statement best differentiates planets from other objects in the solar system?

C. Planets are large objects that orbit a star.

A. Planets are swirling balls of gases.

B. Planets are large balls made of rock.

D. Planets are bright objects that give off light.

Woody and Buzz are trying to write a general description of a planet that could apply to any planet in our Solar System. So far, their list looks like this: 1. orbits the Sun 2. is nearly round What else can they add to their list?

D. is always the same distance from the Sun

Wilda is picking tomatoes from her garden. She finds a tomato on the ground that is soft and runny. Which sentence best describes what happened to the tomato?

A. The tomato rotted which is a chemical change.

B. The tomato moved, which is a physical change.

C. The tomato deflated like a flat tire, which is a physical change.

D. The tomato ignited like a sparkler, which is a chemical change.

Colbie was on a week-long vacation at the beach. On the first day of the vacation, she collected salt water from the ocean into a cup. She placed the cup of water outside and observed the cup for the entire week. Which of the following would correctly indicate the change that occurred?

C. A physical change because the water evaporated leaving the salt behind

A. A chemical change because the salt dissolved into the water.

B. A physical change because the water condensed leaving the salt behind

D. A chemical change because the water evaporated leaving the salt behind.

Why does milk have to be kept in a refrigerator?

C. The reaction that causes milk to spoil is slower at lower temperatures.

A. Milk tastes better when it is cold.

B. No chemical or physical change can occur at cool temperatures.

D. Physical changes that cause milk to spoil are slower at lower temperatures.

The ripening of an apple is an example of a chemical change. In order to investigate this process, Jennifer places one at room temperature and one in the refrigerator. After 10 days, Jennifer checks the ripeness of each apple. Which statement best explains the expected results?

C. The apple at room temperature will ripen more quickly because higher temperatures increase the rate of chemical reaction.

A. The apple at room temperature will ripen more slowly because high temperatures increase the rate of chemical reaction.

B. The apple at room temperature will ripen more slowly because higher temperatures decrease the rate of chemical reaction.

D.The apple at room temperatures will ripen more quickly because higher temperatures decrease the rate of chemical reaction

A model for the water cycle is shown here. How do the ice cubes help this water cycle model function?

D. to cool the water vapor to cause condensation.

A. to heat the water to cause evaporation.

B. to cool the water to cause evaporation.

C. to heat the water vapor to cause condensation.

Antonio observes the weather one afternoon. He concludes that thunderstorms are likely. Which observation best supports his conclusion?

D. The clouds are mainly cumulonimbus.

B. The temperature is 23"C (75"F).

C. The winds are blowing from the east.

Every day, water flows from a number of rivers into the Atlantic Ocean. Even through this occurs, it does not cause the amount of water in the Atlantic Ocean to increase over time. Which statement best explains why?

B. Ocean water also evaporates each day.

A. Ocean water is stored in the ice caps.

C. Ocean water is destroyed and lost daily.

D. Ocean water is removed by precipitation.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about the phases or observable shape of the moon?

B. The sunlight reflects off the Moon to Earth.

A. The shadow of the Sun falls on the Moon.

C. The Moon’s actual size changes during the month.

D. The Moon lights differently depending

Some star patterns are visible from different places on Earth only during a part of the year. Why are certain star patterns not visible everywhere on Earth all year long?

D. because of the Earth’s revolution

A. because of the Sun’s rotation

B. because of the Earth’s rotation

C. because of the Sun’s revolution

In what ways do renewable resources differ from nonrenewable resources?

D. renewable resources can be replaced more easily than nonrenewable ones.

B. you cannot burn any renewable resources.

C. renewable resources supply most of our energy needs.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

A sound wave that occurs at a quick rate and has a high frequency would produce...

A. A loud sound.

B. A low-pitched sound.

C. A high-pitched sound.

D. A soft sound.

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Carrie is learning about how a guitar string affects the pitch of the sound it makes. How could she increase the pitch of a sound produced by a string on a guitar?

Pluck the string with more force to make it vibrate faster.

Loosen the string on the guitar so the string vibrates faster.

Tighten the string on the guitar so the string vibrates faster.

Tighten the string on the guitar so the string vibrates slower.

Erica tightens a string on her guitar. Why does tightening the string make it produce a higher pitched sound?

The string vibrates faster.

The string vibrates slower.

The string vibrates for a longer time.

The string vibrates for a shorter time.

What is the term used to describe the amount of space an object occupies?

Weight

Density

Volume

Area

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Compare the graduated cylinder to the beaker. Which one would you use to get a more accurate volume measurement?

Beaker

Graduated cylinder

Both are equally accurate

Neither, use a measuring spoon

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

How can you measure the volume of an object using water displacement?

By weighing the object before and after submerging it in water

By calculating the difference in water level before and after the object is submerged

By measuring the amount of water that overflows when the object is submerged

By observing the change in color of the water when the object is submerged

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Based on the diagram, what is the volume of the object submerged in water?

10 cm³

50 cm³

60 cm³

110 cm³

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38 questions

A sound wave that occurs at a quick rate and has a high frequency would produce...

Carrie is learning about how a guitar string affects the pitch of the sound it makes. How could she increase the pitch of a sound produced by a string on a guitar?

Erica tightens a string on her guitar. Why does tightening the string make it produce a higher pitched sound?

What is the term used to describe the amount of space an object occupies?

Compare the graduated cylinder to the beaker. Which one would you use to get a more accurate volume measurement?

How can you measure the volume of an object using water displacement?

Based on the diagram, what is the volume of the object submerged in water?

Does the shape of an object affect its volume?

A rocket is traveling through space at a constant speed. What must be applied to the rocket in order to change its direction or speed?

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