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4th Grade Science Content Review CFA #2 Milestone Review GPS 4th Grade Science Content Review CFA #2

Milestone Review A. distance B. gravity C. shape D. light GPS 1. What keeps the planets in orbit around the Sun? A. distance B. gravity C. shape D. light

2. The reason there is day and night on Earth is that Milestone Review GPS 2. The reason there is day and night on Earth is that A. the Sun turns on its axis. B. the Moon turns on its axis. C. Earth turns on its axis. the Sun gets dark at night on its axis.

3. In the United States, cool weather usually comes from the Milestone Review GPS 3. In the United States, cool weather usually comes from the A. west. B. east. C. north. D. south.

4. The eye of a hurricane is its Milestone Review GPS 4. The eye of a hurricane is its A. outermost edge. B. highest cloud layer. C. lowest point. D. calm center.

Milestone Review 5. What causes the grass to get wet on GPS 5. What causes the grass to get wet on a cool summer night when there is no rain? A. Water comes up from the ground. B. Water from the air forms droplets on the grass. C. Frost on the grass melts. D. Clouds during the night make the grass wet.

Milestone Review 6. Wind speed is often measured in GPS 6. Wind speed is often measured in A. meters per second. B. degrees. C. kilometers. D. pounds per square inch.

Milestone Review 7. The center of our solar system is A. Earth. GPS 7. The center of our solar system is A. Earth. B. the Milky Way. C. the Sun. D. the Moon.

8. Clouds form in the atmosphere as Milestone Review GPS 8. Clouds form in the atmosphere as A. water in the air warms and condenses. B. water in the air warms and evaporates. C. water in the air cools and evaporates. D. water in the air cools and condenses.

Milestone Review 9. There are always 24 hours in each day. GPS 9. There are always 24 hours in each day. Why is this true? A. Earth always spins at the same speed. B. The Sun is at the center of the solar system. C. The Moon always has the same side facing Earth. D. Earth goes around the Sun.

Milestone Review 10. Which weather instrument is used to GPS 10. Which weather instrument is used to measure wind speed? A. anemometer B. barometer C. rain gauge D. thermometer

Milestone Review The heating effect of the Sun is greatest when GPS The heating effect of the Sun is greatest when A. the Sun is near the horizon. B. the Sun is directly overhead. C. it is late in the afternoon. D. there are about 12 hours of daylight.

Milestone Review 12. The water in a dewdrop comes from GPS 12. The water in a dewdrop comes from A. melted frost. B. a light rain. C. melted snow. D. water vapor in the air.

Milestone Review How many planets are in our solar system? A. 7 B. 8 GPS How many planets are in our solar system? A. 7 B. 8 C. 11 D. 13

Milestone Review Which planet orbits the Sun in the GPS Which planet orbits the Sun in the least amount of time? A. Mercury B. Mars C. Neptune D. Pluto

Milestone Review Dew forming on the ground is an example of GPS Dew forming on the ground is an example of A. evaporation. B. condensation. C. precipitation. D. transpiration.

Milestone Review 17. Planets orbit A. Earth. B. the Moon. GPS 17. Planets orbit A. Earth. B. the Moon. C. the galaxy. D. the Sun.

Milestone Review 18. Which is a weather instrument? A. balance GPS 18. Which is a weather instrument? A. balance B. thermometer C. meter stick D. microscope

Milestone Review 19. Twenty-four hours is the time it takes GPS 19. Twenty-four hours is the time it takes for one rotation of A. the Sun on its axis. B. Earth on its axis. C. the Moon on its axis. D. the solar system.

Milestone Review In the United States, the Sun appears to GPS In the United States, the Sun appears to A. rise in the north and set in the south. B. rise in the south and set in the north. C. rise in the west and set in the east. D. rise in the east and set in the west

Milestone Review Earth is different from all the other GPS Earth is different from all the other planets in our solar system because it has large amounts of A. sunlight and rock. B. oxygen and water. C. nitrogen and ammonia. D. lava and volcanic dust.

Milestone Review A. Venus Mars Jupiter D. Pluto GPS 22. Use the diagram below to answer this question. The diagram compares the size of two planets, Earth and A. Venus Mars Jupiter D. Pluto

Milestone Review 23. Weather satellites help scientists predict GPS 23. Weather satellites help scientists predict the weather by A. taking pictures that show the movement of clouds. B. allowing the weather forecasters around the world to talk with each other. C. measuring sunlight above the clouds and pollution. D. measuring wind speed in the upper atmosphere where they orbit.

Milestone Review 24. Of the following, which is the MOST GPS 24. Of the following, which is the MOST important process in the water cycle? A. the formation of clouds over arid regions B. the condensation of dew on the ground C. the evaporation of water from the oceans D. the movement of clouds out to the middle of the ocean

Milestone Review 25. A lot can be learned about the planets by GPS 25. A lot can be learned about the planets by studying them from Earth with telescopes and special instruments. Which could be learned about Venus only by sending a space probe (spaceship) to that planet? A. the shape of Venus's orbit B. the size of Venus C. the distance between the Sun and Venus D. the kind of material under Venus's surface