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5th Grade Science SOL Review Game - 4th & 5th Gr ...
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If you rub a balloon on fabric or your hair, you may create _____.
an electromagnet
static electricity
a conductor
an insulator
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Two objects rubbing together create _____.
friction
soil
conductors
chemicals
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Because plants make their own food, they are called _____.
consumers
pollinators
producers
leaves
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The number of vibration in a given time is _____.
frequency
compression
waves
pitch
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Potential energy is _____ energy.
friction
stored
moving
kinetic
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The salinity of the ocean varies. Salinity means _____.
sailors
silliness
saltiness
sailboats
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The smallest planet is _____.
Neptune
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
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Long beaks and webbed feet help an organism survive and are called _____ adaptations.
fungi
behavioral
niche
structural
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Animals with backbones are _____.
moss
vertebrates
invertebrates
fungi
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Some light can pass through wax paper. Wax paper is _____.
transparent
opaque
translucent
refracted
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Food chains start with a producer (a plant) and end with a _____.
consumer
ecosystem
decomposer
producer
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About half of the water in Virginia drains to the Chespeake Bay _____.
waves
ocean
watershed
forest
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In a solid, the molecules are _____.
spread apart
tightly packed
loose
moving fast
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Most plants are ______.
vascular
moss
fungi
nonvascular
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Organisms that get their energy by eating plants or animals are called _____.
decomposers
producers
consumers
ecosystems
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High, thin, wispy clouds are _____.
cumulus
cirrus
cumulonimbus
stratus
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The distance between two peaks of a wave is called _____.
pitch
frequency
vibrations
wavelength
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The control center of the cell is the:
vacuole
nucleus
cell wall
cell membrane
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Only plant cells have a cell membrane and a _____.
vacuole
cell wall
nucleus
cytoplasm
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When light passes through an object, it is _____.
opaque
transmitted
refracted
reflected
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Sound travels in _____.
sonar
waves
pitch
light
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Musical instruments produce a sound by _____.
vibrating
sonar
waving
pitching
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To produce food, green plants need water, sunlight, air and _____.
chlorophyll
pollen
sepals
nectar
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Plates that slide against each other cause _____.
hurricanes
earthquakes
blizzards
tornados
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When two or more elements combine to make a new substance, it is called _____.
an element
a compound
an atom
a prism
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If you heat a liquid it may _____.
change to a liquid
stay the same
change to a solid
change to a gas
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A great variety of ocean animals are found in the shallow part of the ocean, above the _____.
continental shelf
continental slope
continental rise
trench
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The weight of air causes _____.
temperature
air pressure
fronts
humidity
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Rock material, sand and soil can be moved by water and wind in a process called _____.
weathering
erosion
faults
plate movements
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Which part of the plant makes food for the plant?
stem
flower
leaf
root
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Living things are made of _____.
circles
celery
cabbage
cells
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An important resource mined in the southwestern part of Virginia is _____.
peanuts
coal
blue crabs
tobacco
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Pollen forms on the ends of the male reproductive part of the flower called the ______.
stamen
stem
root
anther
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The Earth revolves around the sun in _____.
one year (365 days)
one month (30 days)
one day (1 day)
one week (7 days)
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Mercury, Venus, Earth and Mars are the _____.
rocky inner planets
planets with water
farthest from the sun
gas giants
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In an experiment, we look at things to get information. This is called making _____.
a prediction
an observation
a hypothesis
a conclusion
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Three types of rocks are sedimentary, igneous and _____.
moss
metacognition
mountain
metamorphic
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Earth is one of _____ planets that revolves around the sun.
7
8
6
9
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When a warm air mass pushes out a cold air mass, we call it a _____.
cloud
warm front
cold front
pressure
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Which part of the plant takes in water and nutrients?
leaf
stem
root
flower
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The layers of the Earth that are mostly made of rocky material are the _____.
crust and sandwich
crust and outer core
crust and inner core
crust and mantle
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Mountains and ocean ridges are caused by _____.
faults
plate movements
erosion
weathering
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Substances that be combined but can be separated again are called _____.
compounds
solutions
mixtures
atoms
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There are more than 100 pure substances called _____.
compounds
atoms
elements
mixtures
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Electrical energy easily moves through metal, which is a _____.
dry-cell
conductor
insulator
circuit
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Objects in motion have _____ energy.
potential
friction
stored
kinetic
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The tilt of the Earth as it revolves around the sun causes _____.
wind
seasons
rain
tides
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The water and waste storage sacs are called _____.
cell wall
vacuoles
cell membrane
nucleus
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What kind of cloud brings stormy weather?
cirrus
stratus
cumulonimbus
cumulus
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When light bounces off an object, it is _____.
transmitted
reflected
refracted
opaque
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The instrument that measures precipitation is _____.
barometer
anemometer
thermometer
rain gauge
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As you go deeper into the ocean, what decreases?
darkness
moss
temperature
water pressure
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Migration is something an organism does to survive and is called a _____ adaptation.
structural
behavioral
fungi
niche
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The instrument that measures air pressure is a _____.
rain gauge
thermometer
anemometer
barometer
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A light bulb will only light up if the circuit is _____.
open
insulated
closed
a dry-cell
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