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NCSCOS Grade 6 Physical Science - 6.P.1 Diagnostic Force and Motion Waves

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Grade 6

Science

North Carolina Standard Course of Study

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Measures 3 skills from
Grade 6
Science
North Carolina Standard Course of Study

6.P.1.1

6.P.1.2

6.P.1.3

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Which of these actions is the BEST evidence that waves can cause objects to move?
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A teenager swims to shore after an ocean swim.
A surfer rides back to the beach on his surfboard.
A speed boat races in circles around the lake,
A dog fetches a ball tossed in a lake and brings it back to the dock.

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Q1
Which of these actions is the BEST evidence that waves can cause objects to move?
A teenager swims to shore after an ocean swim.
A surfer rides back to the beach on his surfboard.
A speed boat races in circles around the lake,
A dog fetches a ball tossed in a lake and brings it back to the dock.
30s
6.P.1.1
Q2
The distance shown in the diagram is known as the
trough.
wavelength.
crest.
amplitude.
30s
6.P.1.1
Q3
How does sonar detect an object in water?
by sending sound waves that are absorbed by the object
by sending sound waves that measure the object’s temperature
by sending sound waves to detect the composition of the object
by sending sound waves that reflect off the object
30s
6.P.1.1
Q4
Which causes an object to appear green?
While reflecting all the other colors in the visible spectrum, it scatters green
While scattering all the other colors in the visible spectrum, it reflects green.
While reflecting all the other colors in the visible spectrum, it absorbs green.
While absorbing all the other colors in the visible spectrum, it reflects green.
30s
6.P.1.2
Q5
Which statement best describes white light after it passes through a prism?
The white light has no electromagnetic energy.
The white light contains ultraviolet energy.
The white light is a combination of the wavelengths of red and blue.
The white light is a combination of all wavelengths of the visible spectrum.
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6.P.1.2