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Kindergarten · On-level practice · 10 questions · Version PG-1O25RUP-19ZJ

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1.Which sense uses your ears?
2.Does the Moon make its own light?
3.What do we call moving air?
4.Which body part helps you see?
5.What do birds use feathers for?
6.What state of matter is water in a cup?
7.What do magnets attract: iron or wood?
8.Name the star closest to Earth.
9.Which animal begins life as a tadpole?
10.What force pulls objects toward Earth?

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  1. Which sense uses your ears?Hearing
  2. Does the Moon make its own light?No
  3. What do we call moving air?Wind
  4. Which body part helps you see?Eyes
  5. What do birds use feathers for?Warmth and flight
  6. What state of matter is water in a cup?Liquid
  7. What do magnets attract: iron or wood?Iron
  8. Name the star closest to Earth.The Sun
  9. Which animal begins life as a tadpole?A frog
  10. What force pulls objects toward Earth?Gravity

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Common mistake

Selecting a familiar term without checking its meaning.

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