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Quiz by Marion Reyes
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- Q1
Fill in the Blank: Rio sees crumbs on the bed and chocolate around his brother’s mouth. Rio can infer that his brother ________________.
ate a chocolate cookie
ate a sandwich
drank chocolate milkshake
ate bananas and strawberries
60s - Q2
Which science process skill is observed when you hear people shouting in the street?
Inferring
Observing
Measuring
Comparing
60s - Q3
Analyze this statement:
“If I flip the switch, the lights will turn on.” What science process skill was observed?
Classifying
Inferring
Predicting
Measuring
60s - Q4
Which science process skill is observed when you recorded your body temperature as 38.5 0C using a thermometer?
C Inferring
CMeasuring
Observing
Predicting
60s - Q5
Which science process skill is observed when you placed fruit and veggie peelings in the Biodegradable Wastes Box and all plastic bottles in the Non-Biodegradable Wastes Box?
Measuring
Inferring
Predicting
Classifying
60s - Q6
There is smoke, ashes and some shaking felt in the area. What is the best prediction for this observation?
Huge waves will crash into the seashore.
The volcano is starting to erupt.
A thunderstorm is coming in the city.
A strong earthquake will hit the city.
60s - Q7
Mark works at a pet store and owns a dog, two cats, three fish and a parrot. Which is the best inference for this statement?
Mark is a pet lover.
Mark is a nature lover.
Mark is a newspaper writer.
Mark is a food critic.
60s - Q8
Johann explained to his mother that in order to reach the stars in the sky, one must travel in light years. What science process skill was observed?
Observing
Communicating
Predicting
Classifying
60s - Q9
Communication uses technology to share information and details to the people.
True
False
60s - Q10
There are 120 minutes in 4 hours
False
True
60s - Q11
The sentence, “The sharks are all around us!” is an observation statement.
True
False
60s - Q12
Observations made using the senses are referred to as quantitative and use adjectives to describe.
False
True
60s - Q13
Ruler and weighing scales are tools used for measuring.
True
False
60s - Q14
Science process skills are essential in problem solving.
True
False
60s - Q15
The statement, “The weather will be fair the next day or next two days” is an inference statement.
True
False
60s