5th Grade iLEAP Science

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5th Grade iLEAP Science

• iLEAP Assessment Test Released Items

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Science as Inquiry

• 2 Elaine wants to measure the volume of a large
  pitcher of lemonade. Which units should Elaine
  use?
• A liters
• B grams
• C meters
• D degrees

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Science as Inquiry

• 4. Miguel was conducting an experiment. He wrote
  the following sentences in his notebook
• The starting temperature of the water was 10
  degrees Celsius.
• An object weighing 5 grams was placed in the
  water.
• The temperature of the water increased to 15
  degrees.
• The object must have been hotter than 10 degrees.
  
• In which sentence did Miguel make an inference?
• A sentence 1
• B sentence 2
• C sentence 3
• D sentence 4

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Science as Inquiry

• 5 Which statement best explains how a microscope
  helps scientists?
• A A microscope allows scientists to see things
  that are far away.
• B A microscope allows scientists to see things
  that are very small.
• C A microscope allows scientists to hear
  sounds that are far away.
• D A microscope allows scientists to hear
  sounds that are very quiet.

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Science as Inquiry
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Science as Inquiry
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Science as Inquiry

• 8 DNA technology has improved greatly in the last
  twenty years. Which task has been made easier by
  the development of DNA technology?
• A identifying genetic disorders
• B determining the parts of an atom
• C observing distant objects in space
• D making very accurate measurements

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Physical Science
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Physical Science
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Physical Science

• 11 What happens when the temperature of water
  changes from 10 Celsius to -10 Celsius?
• A The water changes from a solid into a gas.
• B The water changes from a liquid into a gas.
• C The water changes from a liquid into a
  solid.
• D The water changes from a solid into a liquid

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Physical Science
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Physical Science

• 13 Which example best illustrates kinetic energy?
  
• A a light bulb that is turned on
• B a car that is parked on top of a hill
• C a comet that is flying through space
• D a battery that is connected to a circuit

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Physical Science
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Life Science
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Life Science
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Life Science
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Life Science
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Life Science

• 19 What is the role of decomposers in a food
  chain?
• A They consume other organisms.
• B They break down dead organic matter.
• C They use the Suns energy to make food.
• D They convert inorganic matter into organic
  matter.

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Life Science
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Earth and Space Science

• 21 What is a common use of the mineral graphite?
• A to make glass
• B as a source of iron
• C to make pencil leads
• D as a household cleaner

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Earth and Space Science
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Earth and Space Science
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Earth and Space Science

• 24 Which natural event would take the longest
  time to happen?
• A a cloud forming
• B a mountain forming
• C a pond evaporating
• D a river flooding its banks

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Earth and Space Science
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Earth and Space Science
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Science and the Environment
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Science and the Environment

• 28 Many human activities, such as driving a car,
  cause the release of air pollutants. Which
  substance is a common air pollutant when driving
  a car?
• A carbon monoxide
• B chlorine
• C nitrogen
• D iron oxide

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Science and the Environment

• 29 Runoff from farms that use fertilizers is
  entering a small lake. This will most directly
  affect the lake by causing
• A the lake to dry up.
• B algae to grow in the lake.
• C the lake to become deeper.
• D water in the lake to become solid.

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Science and the Environment

• 30 Where would nitrogen most easily be found in
  the nitrogen cycle?
• A in animal waste
• B in drinking water supplies
• C in underground mineral deposits
• D in carbon dioxide released by factories
  into the atmosphere