Miscellaneous 1
Miscellaneous 2
Miscellaneous 3
Miscellaneous 4
Miscellaneous 5
100
Which of the following statements describes non-renewable resources?
A they are an endless source of energy
B they cannot be used up because they are abundant
C they cannot be replenished by recycling and replacement
D they produce very little or no pollution
C they cannot be replenished by recycling and replacement
100
Water is poured into a graduated cylinder and the amount is measured. What is the correct unit of measurement?
A liter
B meter
C degree
D gram
A liter
100
Which is not a mixture?
A a small pile of paperclips
B cereal, milk, and sugar
C soil and rocks
D flour and salt
A a small pile of paperclips
100
In what step of an experiment are the observations recorded?
A procedure
B materials
C conclusion
D results
D results
100
Which metric unit is used to describe an object’s volume?
A liter
B mass
C meter
D degree
A liter
200
The diagram below shows the seed (often called a helicopter) of a maple tree.
How is this seed dispersed?
A it travels in streams and rivers.
B it sticks to deer or fox fur.
C it passes through an bird’s digestive system.
D it is carried by the wind. 
D it is carried by the wind.
200
a humid summer day, a student notices that liquid water has formed on the outside of a ice-cold glass of lemonade.
The liquid water came from
A precipitation
B condensation
C melting
D evaporation
B condensation
200
ram shows the light of the Sun shining on the Earth. Four locations on the Earth are labeled A, B, C, and D.
Where on the Earth is it completely dark?
A A
B B
C C
D D
D D
200
Which two states of matter can take the shape of a container?
A gas and liquid
B solid and liquid
C liquid and texture
D gas and solid
A gas and liquid
200
12 The diagram below shows a pot of boiling water on a stove.
What kind of energy makes the water boil and changes the water from a liquid to a gas?
A light
B thermal
C magnetic
D gravity
B thermal
300
The diagram below shows a balance with blocks on sides A and B. The mass of each block is labeled.
The sides could be balanced by:
A moving 10 g from side A to side B
B moving 10 g from side B to side A
C moving 50 g from side B to side A
D moving 100 g from side B to side A
C moving 50 g from side B to side A
300
Which force causes an object thrown up to the air to fall back to the Earth?
A friction
B magnetism
C electricity
D gravity
D gravity
300
The map below shows the weather conditions at five different locations in the United States.
What is the temperature at the location where water is precipitating in a solid form?
A 24°F
B 42°F
C 28°F
D 38°F
C 28°F
300
A student rapidly rubs their hands back and forth and feels heat. This heat comes from the force of
A water
B gravity
C weathering
D friction
D friction
300
Why is the shadow the shortest at noon?
A because the Sun is near the eastern horizon
B because the Sun is the highest in the sky
C because the Sun is setting
D because the Sun’s light is least bright
B because the Sun is the highest in the sky
400
Read the passage below on clouds and answer the question.
Clouds form when water in the air changes state from a gas to a liquid. The liquid water then collects on tiny dust particles that are in the air. These particles group together to form huge structures called clouds. Without dust and other particles in the atmosphere, clouds could not form.
Clouds form through the process of
A melting
B evaporation
C condensation
D freezing
C condensation
400
Which form of energy is produced when wood is burned?
A nuclear
B electrical
C heat
D mechanical
C heat
400
Answer the questions from the graph.
What is the length of a shadow at 1:00?
A 3 m
B 2.5 m
C 2.8 m
D 2 m
C 2.8 m
400
How many variables can be tested in a science experiment?
A two
B one
C none
D as many as needed
B one
400
A student dissolves 5 grams of salt and 2 grams of sugar in 80 grams of water. What is the total mass?
A 80 grams
B cannot be determined
C 87 grams
D 73 grams
C 87 grams
500
Answer the question below using the graph.
How many more pine trees are there compared to oak trees?
A 0
B 5
C 10
D 15
D 15
500
Which movement of the Earth causes day and night?
A rotation
B earthquakes
C declination
D revolution
A rotation
500
Which is true about the waves below?
A they all have the same amplitude
B each wave is the same as the one before it
C the waves are traveling in different directions and different speeds
D they all have the same wavelength
A they all have the same amplitude
500
Which car will have the most force if they move at the same speed?
Car C
500
Answer the question below using the graph.
How much taller is Plant C compared to Plant A?
4 cm