Planets Study Guide 5th Grade
The solar system consists of all the matter that lies within the gravitational pull of the sun. This lesson will describe the formation of the. 5th - 8th grade. Other Sciences. Which planet is the smallest terrestrial planet? The planet with the most spectacular rings of any planet is.
Fifth Grade Science Questions We all know what students need to learn in a particular year, but producing large numbers of questions for our classroom, as well as quizzes to test what students have learned, is rather time-consuming. To save you time, and help focus your thoughts, here are a list of science questions student should be able to answer in fifth grade.
Life Science Questions. What is the name of the part of a cell that controls its functions?. What is the name of the part of a cell, that is found on the outside, controlling the flow of materials in and out of the cell?. Which system of the body contains the heart?. What parts are found in the heart?.
What is the purpose of blood vessels?. What kind of cell carries oxygen in the blood?. What's the difference between veins and arteries?.
How does the circulatory and respiratory system work together?. Which system of the body contains the lungs?. Which system of the body contains the small intestine?.
What happens to your food in the mouth?. What happens to your food in the stomach?. Which system of the body contains the bladder?. What is an ecosystem?. Give an example of a producer in a food chain.
What is the difference between a predator and prey?. Give an example of a predator, and an example of prey. What is a decomposer in a food chain?. What are the five major kingdoms of life?. Give an example of one species from each of the five major kingdoms. What is photosynthesis and how does it work?. What does a plant take in during photosynthesis?.
What does a plant give out during photosynthesis?. What do leaves do?.
What is the difference between a deciduous tree and a coniferous tree? Give an example of each. Give an example of a 'flower' of a plant. Earth Science Questions.
What is the water cycle?. Why is fresh water important?. Where is most of the Earth's fresh water found?. What is a watershed?. How does water get polluted?. Why are the seas salty?.
When water turns from a gas into a liquid, due to contact with a cold surface, what is this process called?. What is precipitation?.
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What is evaporation?. Describe the layers of the earth.
How does the Earth, Moon, and Sun move relative to each other?. What are the planets of the solar system (in order)?. What keeps the planets orbiting the Sun?.
Why does the Earth have tides?. What is the Sun, and how does it produce light and heat?. What is a meteorite?. Which of the layers of the earth acts like a liquid?. What is a fossil?. How can we tell that volcanic eruptions happened from looking at rocks and fossils?.
Why do earthquakes happen?. Why do volcanoes happen?.
What is weather?. How do we predict the weather?. What are weather fronts?.
Science Study Guide 5th Grade
What is air pressure?. What device do we use to measure air pressure?. How does air pressure change as you go up a mountain?. How do land and sea temperatures affect each other?. What causes severe weather?. What is erosion?.
What are the two main gases in the Earth's atmosphere? Physical Science Questions. What are the three states (or phases) of matter?. Describe the arrangements of particles in each of the three states of matter. How do you turn a solid into a liquid?. How do you turn a liquid into a solid?. What does the periodic table contain?.
What is force?. What effect does force have an objects?. What is the difference between elements, molecules, and compounds?. What is density?. Give an example of a highly dense object or substance.
Give an example of an object or substance that is not very dense. What is a mixture?.
What is a solution?. What is the difference between a solute and a solvent? Science Skills Questions. Why do we do scientific investigations?. What scientific measurement tool might we use to measure a distance of a few centimeters?. What might we use to measure an amount of water?. What might we use to measure the mass of an object?.
What might we use to measure an amount of time?. You decide to do an investigation to see which color of car is more common in your neighborhood. Write a prediction (or hypothesis) that you might make for this investigation.
You do an investigation and find out that cars travel more slowly near schools than they do on similar roads without schools. Can you think of an explanation for why this might be? (If you can think of many possible explanations, that's even better.).
Plan an investigation to figure out how the amount of homework students complete effects the grades they receive at school.
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