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- Q 1/30Score 0Mia, Kayla, and Eli have all set up lemonade stands in their neighborhood. Each person started with the same amount of lemon juice and then added different amounts of sugar, as shown in the table below. What is the total weight of Mia's lemonade?29200 grams230 grams210 grams220 grams
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- Q1Mia, Kayla, and Eli have all set up lemonade stands in their neighborhood. Each person started with the same amount of lemon juice and then added different amounts of sugar, as shown in the table below. What is the total weight of Mia's lemonade?200 grams230 grams210 grams220 grams60s
- Q2Mia, Kayla, and Eli have all set up lemonade stands in their neighborhood. Each person started with the same amount of lemon juice and then added different amounts of sugar, as shown in the table below. What is the total weight of Kayla's lemonade?210 grams200 grams230 grams220 grams60s
- Q3Mia, Kayla, and Eli have all set up lemonade stands in their neighborhood. Each person started with the same amount of lemon juice and then added different amounts of sugar, as shown in the table below. What is the total weight of Eli's lemonade?220 grams210 grams200 grams230 grams60s
- Q4Sadly, Mia, Kayla, and Eli didn’t sell any lemonade. So they all decide that they will turn their lemonade into popsicles. All they do is take the lemonade they made the day before and freeze it. Choose True or False for each sentence below. Eli’s popsicles will taste sweeter than Mia’s popsicles or Kayla’s popsicles because there is more sugar in them.FalseTrue30s
- Q5Sadly, Mia, Kayla, and Eli didn’t sell any lemonade. So they all decide that they will turn their lemonade into popsicles. All they do is take the lemonade they made the day before and freeze it. Choose True or False for each sentence below. Eli’s popsicles will weigh slightly more than Mia’s popsicles or Kayla’s popsicles because there is more sugar in them.TrueFalse30s
- Q6Sadly, Mia, Kayla, and Eli didn’t sell any lemonade. So they all decide that they will turn their lemonade into popsicles. All they do is take the lemonade they made the day before and freeze it. Choose True or False for each sentence below. Eli’s, Mia’s, and Kayla’s popsicles will all be exactly the same.TrueFalse30s
- Q7Laila empties her piggy bank and finds ten dull, brown pennies. Laila wants her pennies to look shiny, so she performs an experiment. First, she pours salt and vinegar into a container. Then, she adds the ten pennies and waits a few minutes. When she takes the pennies out of the salt and vinegar solution, they look shiny and new! If Laila weighs the salt and vinegar solution and the pennies after the experiment, what do you think she will find?The solution will weigh the same and the pennies will weigh less after the experiment.The solution will weigh less and the pennies will weigh more after the experiment.The solution will weigh more and the pennies will weigh less after the experiment.The solution will weigh the same and the pennies will weigh the same after the experiment.60s
- Q8The graph below shows how much the salt and vinegar solution weighed before the experiment. It also shows how much the pennies weighed before the experiment. Laila weighs the pennies after the experiment and finds that they weigh 8 grams. If the pennies weighed 8 grams after the experiment, how much did the salt & vinegar solution weigh?17 grams15 grams22 grams19 grams60s
- Q97. Emi drops a cup of baking soda into a glass container that has vinegar at the bottom of it. Then, she quickly puts a balloon on top of the container. What do you predict will happen to the balloon?The balloon will stay the same because it will not become filled with anything.The balloon will get bigger because it will become filled with solid (baking soda) particles that are too small to be seen.The balloon will get bigger because it will become filled with liquid (vinegar) particles that are too small to be seen.The balloon will get bigger because it will become filled with gas particles that are too small to be seen.60s
- Q10Priya needs some baking soda to bake a cake. She has three white powders (salt, baking soda, and baking powder) in her kitchen, but they don’t have labels. She knows that baking soda will bubble and fizz if mixed with vinegar, but not with water. Baking powder will bubble and fizz if mixed with vinegar. It also bubbles when mixed with water. Salt does not bubble with vinegar or water. Priya conducts the following two experiments in her kitchen. If Priya only looks at the results of the Vinegar Experiment, what can she figure out?Either A or C is the baking soda. B must be the salt.Priya can’t figure anything out if she only looks at the Vinegar Experiment.Either B or C is the baking soda. A must be the salt.Either A or B is the baking soda. C must be the salt.30s
- Q11What word best describes what is labeled "a" in the picture ?CondensationEvaporationCloudsRain60s
- Q12What word best describes what is labeled "b" in the picture ?EvaporationCondensationRainClouds60s
- Q13What word best describes what is labeled "c" in the picture ?CondensationEvaporationRainClouds60s
- Q14What word best describes what is labeled "d" in the picture ?EvaporationCondensationCloudsRain60s
- Q15If the ocean stays the same temperature, but the air above the ocean changes to become very cold, what do you predict will most likely happen in Sara's yard?c. It would probably rain more in Sara’s yard because there will be more evaporation.a. It would probably rain less in Sara’s yard because there will be less evaporation.d. It would probably rain more in Sara’s yard because there will be more condensation.b. It would probably rain less in Sara’s yard because there will be less condensation.60s
