Science Map

Where does life on Earth get its energy from?

• The Sun

• Grass

• Worms

• Snow leopards

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In this food web, from Isaiah, the snow leopard

• eats the grass and gets energy from it.

• Eats sheep, red pandas, and deer and gets their energy.

• gives its energy to the Sun.

• gives its energy to the deer.

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When water returns to the sky, either from heat or dryness, it's called

• Evaporation

• Perspiration

• Condensation

• Precipitation

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When water droplets gather in the sky above it's called

• Evaporation

• Perspiration

• Condensation

• Precipitation

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When we blow up a balloon, there is

• air inside made of MATTER too small to be seen.

• Nothing inside.

• Liquid inside.

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The most important thing you can do on the MAP or SBAC is

• TAKE YOUR TIME

• make a multiplication chart.

• cross off answers.

• stretch and get some movement.

Who was our testing super star for MAP Math?

• Dylan

• Audrie

• Giselle

• Jason

SELECT ALL CORRECT: For all your answers today, you should

• make sure you have evidence/proof

• make sure you have checked them

• always pick the first one

• go slowly and read carefully.

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Our worms and isopods are called

• Producers

• Consumers

• Decomposers

• Snow leopards

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This is a ____________ from Isaiah, because it crisscrosses like something an eight legged creature might make.

• Food Chain

• Food Web

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