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Science Review

Kindergarten · On-level practice · 10 questions · Version PG-1OM4Z8N-19ZJ

Children investigate a leaf and a frog with a caregiver beside a pond.
1.

What do we call moving air?A. Wind B. Gravity C. Mammal

2.

What do plants need from the sun?A. Light B. Eyes C. The Sun

3.

What do birds use feathers for?A. Wind B. Warmth and flight C. Gravity

4.

Name one living thing.A. The Sun B. Eyes C. Any plant or animal

5.

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

6.

What state of matter is water in a cup?A. The Sun B. Mammal C. Liquid

7.

Name the star closest to Earth.A. The Sun B. Solid C. Any plant or animal

8.

Which body part helps you see?A. Solid B. Water and nutrients C. Eyes

9.

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

10.

What do roots take in from soil?A. Any plant or animal B. Eyes C. Water and nutrients

Answers and teaching notes

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  1. What do we call moving air?Wind
  2. What do plants need from the sun?Light
  3. What do birds use feathers for?Warmth and flight
  4. Name one living thing.Any plant or animal
  5. Which animal begins life as a tadpole?A frog
  6. What state of matter is water in a cup?Liquid
  7. Name the star closest to Earth.The Sun
  8. Which body part helps you see?Eyes
  9. Does the Moon make its own light?No
  10. What do roots take in from soil?Water and nutrients

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Connect the question to an observable process or scientific model.

Common mistake

Selecting a familiar term without checking its meaning.

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