4th Grade Science ACAP Review

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26 questions

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4th Grade Science ACAP Review

Last updated about 6 hours ago

26 questions

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4.1

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4.3

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Other Answer Choices:

motion

sound

heat

light

electric

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4.8

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4.10

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Use the drop-down menus to best complete the statement.

The fossils in the diagram give evidence that the area under the school playground was likely first a __________ and later a __________

4.12

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Which claim is best supported by the information in the diagram?

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Which set of information best identifies and describes the process shown in the drawings?

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Drag a form of energy into each box to show the energy change that happens in a solar shower.

Energy Conversion in a Solar Shower
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motion

sound

heat

light

electric

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Select the two tools the student should use to measure the speed of the energy change in this experimental design.

4.4

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Use the drop-down menus to best complete the statement.

The fossils in the diagram give evidence that the area under the school playground was likely first a __________ and later a __________

4.12

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Which claim is best supported by the information in the diagram?

4.14

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Which set of information best identifies and describes the process shown in the drawings?

4.15

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Questions 14 & 15

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Drag a form of energy into each box to show the energy change that happens in a solar shower.

Energy Conversion in a Solar Shower
__________ 
                 ⬇
_________ 

Select the two tools the student should use to measure the speed of the energy change in this experimental design.

Volcanoes are formed by destructive forces that build landforms.

Volcanoes are formed by constructive forces that build landforms.

Volcanoes are formed by destructive forces that break down landforms.

Volcanoes are formed by constructive forces that break down landforms.

Process: erosion                                            Description: Water froze in a crack in the rock and caused the rock to break apart.

Process: weathering                                            Description: Water froze in a crack in the rock and caused the rock to break apart.

Process: erosion                                            Description: Water moved through a crack in the rock and carried small pieces of rock to a new area.

Process: weathering                                            Description: Water moved through a crack in the rock and carried small pieces of rock to a new area.

Animals are made up of different _______________that help them survive. The structures we can see are called _____________structures. The ones we cannot see are called _____________structures.

4th Grade Science ACAP Review

4th Grade Science ACAP Review

Which claim is best supported by the information in the diagram?

Which set of information best identifies and describes the process shown in the drawings?

Select the two tools the student should use to measure the speed of the energy change in this experimental design.

Which claim is best supported by the information in the diagram?

Which set of information best identifies and describes the process shown in the drawings?

Which external structure helps humans see?

Select the two tools the student should use to measure the speed of the energy change in this experimental design.

Which external structure helps humans see?