Question 1
A student in St. Louis pumps air into a rubber balloon until it expands and becomes firm. Even though air cannot be seen inside the balloon, which statement best explains why the balloon expands?
Correct Answer:
Air is made of tiny particles that move around and push against the inside walls of the balloon.
Question 2
Students in Kansas City test how heat moves through different materials. They place a wooden spoon, a plastic spoon, and a metal spoon into a bowl of hot soup. After two minutes, which spoon handle will feel the warmest to the touch?
Correct Answer:
The metal spoon, because metal is a good thermal conductor.
Question 3
While visiting the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, a student drops a small rubber ball from a height of one meter. In which direction does Earth's gravitational force pull the falling ball?
Correct Answer:
Straight down toward the center of the Earth.
Question 4
Farmers in Saline County, Missouri, grow corn crops that feed local beef cattle. Where did the original energy in the cattle's food come from?
Correct Answer:
From the Sun, which provided light energy for the corn plants to make food.
Question 5
A student shines a flashlight onto four different objects: a sheet of clear glass, a sheet of aluminum foil, a piece of dark cardboard, and a clear plastic ruler. Which object reflects almost all the light back toward the student?
Correct Answer:
The aluminum foil, because it has a shiny, smooth metallic surface.
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