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Kindergarten · On-level practice · 10 questions · Version PG-Z5SWO8-19ZJ

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1.Which sense uses your ears?
2.Does the Moon make its own light?
3.What state of matter is water in a cup?
4.Is ice solid, liquid, or gas?
5.What do birds use feathers for?
6.What do plants need from the sun?
7.Is a whale a fish or mammal?
8.What force pulls objects toward Earth?
9.Which animal begins life as a tadpole?
10.What do roots take in from soil?

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  1. Which sense uses your ears?Hearing
  2. Does the Moon make its own light?No
  3. What state of matter is water in a cup?Liquid
  4. Is ice solid, liquid, or gas?Solid
  5. What do birds use feathers for?Warmth and flight
  6. What do plants need from the sun?Light
  7. Is a whale a fish or mammal?Mammal
  8. What force pulls objects toward Earth?Gravity
  9. Which animal begins life as a tadpole?A frog
  10. What do roots take in from soil?Water and nutrients

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Selecting a familiar term without checking its meaning.

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