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Science Review

Kindergarten · Stretch challenge · 10 questions · Version PG-VZCPPA-TN5N

1.

Is ice solid, liquid, or gas?A. The Sun B. Mammal C. Solid

2.

What do birds use feathers for?A. Warmth and flight B. Solid C. Spring

3.

What season comes after winter?A. Spring B. Liquid C. The Sun

4.

What do we call moving air?A. Wind B. The Sun C. Any plant or animal

5.

What force pulls objects toward Earth?A. Water and nutrients B. Gravity C. Liquid

6.

Is a whale a fish or mammal?A. Liquid B. Water and nutrients C. Mammal

7.

What state of matter is water in a cup?A. Liquid B. Water and nutrients C. Iron

8.

Does the Moon make its own light?A. No B. Warmth and flight C. Gravity

9.

What do roots take in from soil?A. Solid B. Eyes C. Water and nutrients

10.

Which animal begins life as a tadpole?A. A frog B. Eyes C. Light

Answers and teaching notes

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  1. Is ice solid, liquid, or gas?Solid
  2. What do birds use feathers for?Warmth and flight
  3. What season comes after winter?Spring
  4. What do we call moving air?Wind
  5. What force pulls objects toward Earth?Gravity
  6. Is a whale a fish or mammal?Mammal
  7. What state of matter is water in a cup?Liquid
  8. Does the Moon make its own light?No
  9. What do roots take in from soil?Water and nutrients
  10. Which animal begins life as a tadpole?A frog

Worked example

Connect the question to an observable process or scientific model.

Common mistake

Selecting a familiar term without checking its meaning.

Helpful hint

Explain why your answer makes sense.