Practice Science TCAP

What is a benefit bees get from living in a group?

• Many bees are queens.

• Few bees have jobs.

• Less bees reproduce in the group.

• More bees survive in the group.

The rain forest supports many plants. These plants use nutrients in the soil to survive. The top soil layer has the most nutrients.

Which characteristic would best help a plant survive in the rain forest?

• dark bark to help insects create more soil

• few seeds that need to be buried deep in the hard clay

• many leaves that die to create more hard clay with metals

• short roots that grow in the top soil layer

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Seeds from a tree are spread by the wind and by animals. How does this help the tree species?

• The seeds give the tree energy.

• The seeds cause the tree to become extinct.

• The seeds help the tree reproduce and survive.

• The seeds help the tree get water.

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The concept map represents the phase changes of matter.

Which term best completes the "?" in the concept map?

• condensation

• freezing

• heating

• melting

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There was water on a table where Toni put her glass of ice water.

What is the reason for this water?

• melting of ice in the glass

• condensation of water in the air

• evaporation of water from the glass

• boiling of water in the air

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What tool is this and what is it used for?

• Pan balance used measure Mass

• a balance used to balance things

• 2 bowls used to measure wieght

• a Weight holder

a student holds a model of earth that can rotate around a stick. another student shines a flash light on the model. which of the following is most likely to be shown in this demonstration?

• high and low tides

• seasons changing

• phases of the moon

• day and night

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Which of the following is an example of matter?

• Air

• Water

• Books

• All of the Above

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Which of the following is NOT a renewable resource?

• sunlight

• trees

• air

• gasoline

Friction produces heat when two objects are

• mixed together.

• rubbed together.

• burned

• attracted to magnets.

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