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CAST Grade 5 Practice Test

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The CAST practice test, released in fall 2018, includes 32 discrete items followed by three performance tasks. There are three performance tasks on the practice test to ensure that a practice performance task is available in all three science domains, although a student may see only two performance tasks during future administrations. All accessibility features except for braille are available. Braille will be made available in January 2019. More information about the CAST is available on the California Department of Education California Science Test web page at http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/ca/caasppscience.asp. If you have feedback about what you see or do in the CAST practice test, please visit the CAST Practice Test Feedback online survey at http://www.caaspp.org/cast-practice-test-feedback.html to provide your comments.
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Students observe two hills, Hill A and Hill B. After a heavy rainstorm, the students observe that Hill A has more loose soil at the bottom than Hill B. Which sentence best describes what most likely caused the loose soil?
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Hill A has fewer plants than Hill B
Hill A receives less average rainfall than Hill B
Hill A erodes more slowly than Hill B
Hill A as a slope not as steep as Hill B

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The CAST practice test, released in fall 2018, includes 32 discrete items followed by three performance tasks. There are three performance tasks on the practice test to ensure that a practice performance task is available in all three science domains, although a student may see only two performance tasks during future administrations. All accessibility features except for braille are available. Braille will be made available in January 2019. More information about the CAST is available on the California Department of Education California Science Test web page at http://www.cde.ca.gov/ta/tg/ca/caasppscience.asp. If you have feedback about what you see or do in the CAST practice test, please visit the CAST Practice Test Feedback online survey at http://www.caaspp.org/cast-practice-test-feedback.html to provide your comments.

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Students observe two hills, Hill A and Hill B. After a heavy rainstorm, the students observe that Hill A has more loose soil at the bottom than Hill B. Which sentence best describes what most likely caused the loose soil?

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