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Page 1: Grade 5 Science 2008 Released Test Part 2. 21. Which location is likely to have the greatest water pressure, the coldest temperatures, and the smallest.

Grade 5 Science

2008 Released TestPart 2

Page 2: Grade 5 Science 2008 Released Test Part 2. 21. Which location is likely to have the greatest water pressure, the coldest temperatures, and the smallest.

21. Which location is likely to have the greatest water pressure, the coldest temperatures, and the smallest number of living organisms?

1 2 3 4

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A. 1B. 2C. 3D. 4

Page 3: Grade 5 Science 2008 Released Test Part 2. 21. Which location is likely to have the greatest water pressure, the coldest temperatures, and the smallest.

22. Which of these can be mined from Earth and used as an energy source?

Coal

Grav

el

Gran

ite

Limesto

ne

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A. CoalB. GravelC. GraniteD. Limestone

Page 4: Grade 5 Science 2008 Released Test Part 2. 21. Which location is likely to have the greatest water pressure, the coldest temperatures, and the smallest.

23. Although the mushroom looks like a plant, it is in a different kingdom. The main difference between the fungi kingdom and the plant kingdom is that fungi —

Use

chloro

phyll to m

ake...

Have

specia

l tissu

es

Absorb

nutrients

from o...

Depend on th

e Sun fo

r ...

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A. Use chlorophyll to make sugar

B. Have special tissues

C. Absorb nutrients from other organisms

D. Depend on the Sun for energy

Page 5: Grade 5 Science 2008 Released Test Part 2. 21. Which location is likely to have the greatest water pressure, the coldest temperatures, and the smallest.

24. Which of these animals is an invertebrate?

Picture

Choice 1

Picture

Choice 2

Picture

Choice 3

Picture

Choice 4

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A.

B.

C.

D.

A. Picture Choice 1B. Picture Choice 2C. Picture Choice 3D. Picture Choice 4

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25. A bicyclist rides on a flat road and then stops pedaling but does not apply the brakes. The bicycle stops because of —

Balance

Fricti

on

Attracti

on

magn

etism

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A. BalanceB. FrictionC. AttractionD. magnetism

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26. Which of these are the deepest parts of the ocean?

Continental sh

elves

Continental sl

opes

Oce

an trench

es

Abyssa

l plains

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A. Continental shelvesB. Continental slopesC. Ocean trenchesD. Abyssal plains

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27. Based on the chart, between which two weeks did the growth pattern of the puppy change?

8 – 9 weeks

9 – 10 weeks

10 – 11 w

eeks

11 – 12 w

eeks

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A. 8 – 9 weeks

B. 9 – 10 weeks

C. 10 – 11 weeks

D. 11 – 12 weeks

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28. Submarines have explored many parts of the ocean. As submarines descend, scientists observe that there is an increase in the -

Amount of li

ght

Wate

r tempera

ture

Wate

r pressu

re

Types o

f oce

an organism

s

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A. Amount of lightB. Water

temperatureC. Water pressureD. Types of ocean

organisms

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29. Based on the bird of prey key, which bird is shown in the picture?

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A. OwnB. VultureC. Golden eagleD. Bald eagle

Page 11: Grade 5 Science 2008 Released Test Part 2. 21. Which location is likely to have the greatest water pressure, the coldest temperatures, and the smallest.

30. Which part of a plant cell is responsible for controlling the activities of the other parts of the cell?

Vacuole

Nucle

us

Cell Wall

chloro

plast

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A. Vacuole B. Nucleus C. Cell WallD. chloroplast

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31. Which of these is the main function of a cell wall?

To make

food

To store

water

To provid

e support

To make

the plant g

reen

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A. To make foodB. To store waterC. To provide supportD. To make the plant

green

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32. Which shows one way that energy flows to birds in this food web?

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A. Rodent → insects → birds

B. Insects → plants → birds

C. Snakes → rodents →birds

D. Plants → rodents → birds

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33. Michael Faraday showed how electric current in a wire produces -

Molecu

les

Chemicals

A vibration

A magn

etic field

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A. MoleculesB. ChemicalsC. A vibrationD. A magnetic field

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34. Students notice that in the fall leaves of sugar maple trees turn red, but the leaves of black oak trees turn brown. The students are making -

An observa

tion

A conclu

sion

A prediction

An infere

nce

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A. An observationB. A conclusionC. A predictionD. An inference

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35. Two flashlights are turned on. The light rays they create are shown in the diagram. These light rays best illustrate that -

Both ra

ys are

reflecte

d

Both ra

ys are

refra

cted

Ray 1 is

reflecte

d and Ray..

Ray 1 is

refra

cted and Ra...

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A. Both rays are reflected

B. Both rays are refracted

C. Ray 1 is reflected and Ray 2 is refracted

D. Ray 1 is refracted and Ray 2 is reflected

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36. Which of these activities is most likely to have a positive impact on the environment of Earth?

Expanding n

eighborh

oods

Building fa

ctorie

s

Constructi

ng highways

Creating n

ature pre

serves

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A. Expanding neighborhoods

B. Building factoriesC. Constructing

highwaysD. Creating nature

preserves

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37. Which of these animals has a different body support system than the others?

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A.

B.

C.

D.

A. Picture Choice 1B. Picture Choice 2C. Picture Choice 3D. Picture Choice 4

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38. Which of these best completes the circuit?

Rubber band

Metal n

ail

Leath

er shoelace

Wooden to

othpick

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A. Rubber bandB. Metal nailC. Leather

shoelaceD. Wooden

toothpick

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39. Which labeled part in this picture has evidence of kinetic energy?

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A. 1 B. 2C. 3D. 4

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40. A wild turkey’s forest community includes -

Inse

cts

Rainfall So

il w

ind

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A. InsectsB. RainfallC. SoilD. wind


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