Cumulative Science Review 5th grade | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

what helps prevent the flooding of roads during heavy rainstorms?

storm drain

sea wall

groin

seismograph

how do seeds and spores compare?

both are parts for reproduction

both occur in flowering plants

neither grows in soil

only seeds grow into new plants

during which change do water particles move faster and farther apart?

evaporation

freezing

dissolving`

melting

what organelle is the brain of the cell

nucleus

cytoplasm

cell wall

cell mebrane

what part of a cell controls what enters and exits the cell?

cell membrane

cytoplasm

nucleus

chlorophyll

which is a conductor

iron nail

plastic cup

wooden log

glass jar

which is an acquired physical trait?

loose tooth

long claws

striped fur

brown eyes

support microorganisms are harmful

mosquitoes can transmit protozoa that cause malaria

algae release oxygen into the air as waste

bacteria and fungi are decomposers

microorganisms live in soil, water, air

what is true about levees?

they help control flooding along rivers

they prevent erosion of river banks

they limit coastal flooding

they allow deposition on floodplains

which event causes a mountain to form over time?

a volcano erupts

a river floods

a glacier melts

a river slows down at its mouth

which is weathering

tree roots breaking rocks into smaller pieces

wind blows sand from dune to dune

ocean waves dropping sand on a beach

a river carries sediment across a valley floor

what does a plant cell have that an animal cell does not?

cell wall

cell membrane

chloroplast

cytoplasm

which is not true?

a plant cell cannot be seen without a microscope

an animal cell cannot be seen without a microscope

the cell membrane of animal cells is thicker than plant cell

animal and plant cells have organelles

why are electric cords coated with plastic?

because plastic blocks the flow of electric current

because plastic allows electric current to flow

because plastic is cheap

because plastic is flexible

why are electric cords coated with plastic?

because plastic blocks the flow of electric current

because plastic allows electric current to flow

because plastic is cheap

because plastic is flexible

why are electric cords coated with plastic?

because plastic blocks the flow of electric current

because plastic allows electric current to flow

because plastic is cheap

because plastic is flexible

why are electric cords coated with plastic?

because plastic blocks the flow of electric current

because plastic allows electric current to flow

because plastic is cheap

because plastic is flexible

organisms sorted in producers, consumers, and decomp. are sorted by

how they get food

where they live

whether they have a back bone

whether people eat them

how do you know that volcanos are constructive processes?

lava flows out and piles up

plants and animals die from the eruption

the top of the volcano blows off during the eruption

hot gases escape from volcanoes

which part converts electrical energy into another form?

load

wire

switch

battery

which statement supports the fact that some microorganisms are helpful?

people use bacteria to make cheese

many diseases are caused by viruses

algae live in rivers, lakes, and oceans

farmers spray crops with chemicals to prevent fungi growth

a chef chops up several ingredients to make a salad

she makes a mixture

she makes a solution

she makes a new substance

she changes the state of matter

which is a wolf's instinct?

barking

hiding in a den

following its mother

playing with other wolves

How can you make an electromagnet stronger?

increase the electric current flowing through the wire

replace the iron core with a copper core

wrap the wire around the iron core fewer times

replace the copper wire with plastic wire

how can you control erosion at the beach?

groins

levees

storm drains

beach nourishment

three kinds of cells: oak leaf, squirrel muscle, fern leaf. which will have chlorophyll

the oak leaf and fern leaf

only the squirrel muscle

only the fern leaf

all of the cells will contain chlorophyll

What causes a liquid to change to a gas

an increase in temperature

a decrease in temperature

which statement describes how deposition builds up the surface of a floodplain?

a river slows down as it flows into the ocean

lava flows from a volcano and piles up

a river flows over its banks and slows down

rainwater seeps into the ground and freezes

which of these actions can be reversed?

bending

rusting

burning

tarnishing

Which statement about vertebrates is true?

vertebrates have skeletons

most animals are vertebrates

vertebrates live only on land

vertebrates do not have backbones

What is the BEST comparison of static electricity and electric current?

static is build up of electrons, current is flow

static uses open circuits, current uses closed circuits

static runs through wires, current jumps across wires

static has negative charges, current positive charge

overflow of water on land that is usually dry

flood

melted rock below the earth's surface

magma

Hill of sand deposited by wind

dune

When weathered rock is picked up and moved

erosion

The change from a gas to a liquid

Condensation

he change of a liquid to a gas

Evaporation

Tiny, one celled organisms found in water that break down organic matter

Bacteria

An instrument used to measure temperature

Thermometer

A measure of how hot (or cold) something is; specifically, a measure of the average kinetic energy of the particles in an object.

Temperature

Energy stored in the nucleus of an atom

Nuclear Energy

Energy caused by the movement of electrons.

Electrical Energy

A measure of the amount of matter in an object

Mass

A form of matter that has a definite shape and volume

Solid

The amount of space something takes up

Volume

A state of matter that has a definite volume but no definite shape.

Liquid

A state of matter with no definite shape or volume

Gas

Anything that has mass and takes up space

Matter

Process by which organisms use energy from sunlight to make their own food

Photosynthesis

An organism that obtains energy by feeding on other organisms

Consumer

An organism that can make its own food.

Producer

An organism that breaks down wastes and dead organisms

Decomposer

Processes by which rock, sand, and soil are broken down and carried away (i.e. weathering, glaciation)

Erosion