Module 2 Water

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Module 2 Water
TEKS 3.5A STAAR Readiness Standard 3.5 B
STAAR Supporting Standard 3.6C STAAR Readiness
Standard
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• Which of these could you NOT use to measure 50 ml
  of water?
• Syringe
• Balance
• Graduated cylinder
• Beaker

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• Which of these absorbs water best?
• A. wax paper C. writing paper
• B. aluminum foil D. paper towel

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• Which of these will make liquid water change to
  gas?
• Decrease the temperature
• Move the water
• Increase the temperature
• Add more water

5

• Mary made a model of a hill on tray with
  soil. She sprinkled some water on the hill to
  represent rain. What could she do to speed up the
  process of erosion?
• Add more soil
• Keep the tray flat
• Put rocks on the hill
• Make the hill steeper

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• Theresa put a can of coke in the freezer to cool
  it off quickly. She forgot about it and the next
  day, she noticed the can was split open. Why did
  this happen?
• She was disobedient.
• When ice freezes, it expands.
• When ice freezes, it contracts.

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• A raft that floats in the water in a swimming
  pool is
• more dense than the water.
• less dense than the water.
• the same density as the water.
• not as heavy as the water.

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• A student wanted to do an experiment at home.
  She got a balance, a graduated cylinder, and a
  thermometer. What experiment could she be doing
  with these tools?
• How quickly plants grow with different masses
• The amount of rain collected for a month
• The amount of water absorbed by different types
  of soil
• The mass of equal amounts of hot and cold water

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• Which of these lists shows three forms of water
  in order from LEAST dense to MOST dense?
• ice, cold water, warm water
• warm water, cold water, ice
• cold water, warm water, ice
• ice, warm water, cold water

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• The process by which liquid water changes into
  vapor is called________.
• A. condensation C. evaporation
• B. contraction D. expansion

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• Donna got a glass of ice cold lemonade. Her
  mother tells her to come in the living room, so
  Donna set her glass on the table. When she
  returns, she sees drops of water on the outside
  of her glass. What part of the water cycle does
  this represent?
• A. precipitation C. condensation
• B. collection D. evaporation

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• What are some locations where the water cycle
  takes place?
• Evaporation, lakes, oceans, valleys.
• Plants, animals, lakes, and oceans.
• Underwater, swimming pools, condensations.
• Precipitation, condensation, evaporation, runoff.

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• Mrs. Aguas class made a thermometer that expands
  and contracts to show hot and cold water. What
  limitation does this thermometer have compared to
  a real thermometer?
• The hot water expands and the thermometer goes
  up.
• The cold water contracts and the thermometer goes
  down.
• It does not tell the exact temperature.

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• Which of these would be affected by the container
  it is in?
• crayon C. marble
• Dr. Pepper D. ice cube

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• What happens to water when heat is added?
• The water will freeze.
• The water will change to water vapor.
• The water will stay the same.
• The water will become dense.

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• Which of these shows water in a solid state?
• Steam on the bathroom mirror
• Water in a swimming pool
• Ice cubes in a glass
• Condensation on a cold drink

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• A group of students wanted to do a test to see
  which type of paper towels would absorb water the
  best. What should they do to get the best
  results?
• Use different amounts of water
• Test each paper towel one time
• Use different sizes of paper towels
• Repeat the test several times

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• A student put a lid on a cup of water and put
  the cup by the window. She observed drops of
  water on the dome lid. What part of the water
  cycle does she see?
• Condensation
• Evaporation
• Water Cycle
• Precipitation

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• Mrs. Garcia put a beaker of hot water on every
  table. What should the students do with the
  water?
• Stick their fingers in the water
• Drink the water
• Wait for instructions from the teacher
• Measure the beaker

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• Which of these is NOT a property of water?
• Water flows downhill.
• Water is blue.
• Water has surface tension.
• Water is transparent

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• Joe is doing an experiment to see if temperature
  affects evaporation. He puts one cup of water in
  the refrigerator, one by the window, and one in a
  closet. What is he most likely trying to find
  out?
• How does water evaporate?
• Which kind of water tastes best?
• Does heat make water evaporate faster?
• Why does cold water evaporate?