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Question 1

Maya uses a hand pump to blow air into an empty rubber basketball until it becomes firm and heavy. Which statement best explains why the basketball inflates and increases in mass?

Air is weightless energy that expands the rubber when pushed inside. Air is made of tiny particles of matter that have mass and take up space inside the ball. The pump creates new rubber material inside the basketball as it is pumped. Air particles dissolve into the rubber shell, causing the rubber to swell.

Correct Answer:

Air is made of tiny particles of matter that have mass and take up space inside the ball.

Question 2

Carlos stirs a spoonful of white sugar into a glass of warm water until the sugar grains disappear. The liquid remains clear. What happened to the sugar particles?

The sugar particles were completely destroyed and vanished from the water. The sugar turned into water molecules and increased the volume of liquid. The sugar particles broke apart and spread evenly among the water particles, remaining in the solution. The sugar particles floated up into the air as invisible gas bubbles.

Correct Answer:

The sugar particles broke apart and spread evenly among the water particles, remaining in the solution.

Question 3

A student tests four classroom objects using a circuit with a battery and a light bulb to see which materials conduct electricity. The results are shown below: • Copper paperclip: Light bulb shines brightly • Wooden ruler: Light bulb stays off • Plastic straw: Light bulb stays off • Steel washer: Light bulb shines brightly What conclusion is best supported by these data?

All solid objects allow electrical energy to flow through them easily. Metals like copper and steel are electrical conductors, while wood and plastic are electrical insulators. Non-metallic objects conduct electricity only when connected to large batteries. Plastic and wood conduct thermal energy but cannot be tested for electricity.

Correct Answer:

Metals like copper and steel are electrical conductors, while wood and plastic are electrical insulators.

Question 4

Sam has two unlabelled jars containing fine white powders. He wants to identify which jar contains iron filings mixed with salt and which jar contains powdered chalk mixed with sugar. Which combination of tests will best identify the powders without changing their chemical identities?

Testing for magnetic attraction and testing solubility in water. Heating both powders over a flame until they burn completely. Measuring the temperature of the dry powders with a thermometer. Checking if the powders float on top of olive oil.

Correct Answer:

Testing for magnetic attraction and testing solubility in water.

Question 5

A science class places four spoons made of different materials—copper, stainless steel, wood, and plastic—into a bowl of hot water (80°C). A dab of butter with a bead is placed on the top end of each spoon outside the water. The bead on the copper spoon falls off first. Why?

Copper absorbs cold air from the room faster than other materials. Copper is a superior thermal conductor that transfers heat rapidly from the hot water to the butter. Wood and plastic create heat energy inside the spoon handle that counteracts the water. Copper attracts butter molecules through magnetic forces.

Correct Answer:

Copper is a superior thermal conductor that transfers heat rapidly from the hot water to the butter.

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