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5th grade (Year 6 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.SEP 4 · England: KS2 Y5–Y6 Working scientifically

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  1. Question 1

    Distance from lamp (cm) → Bubbles from pondweed per minute 2 → 56 10 → 52 15 → 48 40 → 44 50 → 40 What happens to “Bubbles from pondweed per minute” as “Distance from lamp (cm)” increases?

    • A. it stays the same
    • B. it increases
    • C. it goes up then down
    • D. it decreases
  2. Question 2

    A cup of hot water cools down. The results are: 0 min: 75 °C 2 min: 69 °C 4 min: 63 °C 6 min: 57 °C 8 min: 51 °C What was the temperature after 6 minutes, in °C?

    xy123456789101020304050607080901000(0, 75)(2, 69)(4, 63)(6, 57)(8, 51)

    Answer°C

  3. Question 3

    A spring is stretched by adding weights. Number of weights → length (cm): 0 → 10 1 → 14 2 → 18 3 → 22 4 → 26 If the pattern continues, what length would 5 weights give, in cm?

    xy12345674812162024283236400(0, 10)(1, 14)(2, 18)(3, 22)(4, 26)

    Answercm

  4. Question 4

    Number of cells → Bulb brightness (lux) 10 → 32 20 → 40 30 → 48 20 → 56 25 → 64 What happens to “Bulb brightness (lux)” as “Number of cells” increases?

    • A. it decreases
    • B. it increases
    • C. it goes up then down
    • D. it stays the same
  5. Question 5

    A cup of hot water cools down. The results are: 0 min: 84 °C 2 min: 77 °C 4 min: 70 °C 6 min: 63 °C 8 min: 56 °C What was the temperature after 4 minutes, in °C?

    xy123456789101020304050607080901000(0, 84)(2, 77)(4, 70)(6, 63)(8, 56)

    Answer°C

  6. Question 6

    A spring is stretched by adding weights. Number of weights → length (cm): 0 → 10 1 → 17 2 → 24 3 → 31 4 → 38 If the pattern continues, what length would 5 weights give, in cm?

    xy123456761218243036424854600(0, 10)(1, 17)(2, 24)(3, 31)(4, 38)

    Answercm

  7. Question 7

    Parachute area (cm²) → Time to fall (s) 2 → 29 20 → 34 15 → 39 40 → 44 25 → 49 What happens to “Time to fall (s)” as “Parachute area (cm²)” increases?

    • A. it goes up then down
    • B. it decreases
    • C. it stays the same
    • D. it increases
  8. Question 8

    A cup of hot water cools down. The results are: 0 min: 74 °C 2 min: 68 °C 4 min: 62 °C 6 min: 56 °C 8 min: 50 °C What was the temperature after 4 minutes, in °C?

    xy123456789101020304050607080901000(0, 74)(2, 68)(4, 62)(6, 56)(8, 50)

    Answer°C

  9. Question 9

    A spring is stretched by adding weights. Number of weights → length (cm): 0 → 10 1 → 16 2 → 22 3 → 28 4 → 34 If the pattern continues, what length would 6 weights give, in cm?

    xy123456761218243036424854600(0, 10)(1, 16)(2, 22)(3, 28)(4, 34)

    Answercm

  10. Question 10

    Number of cells → Bulb brightness (lux) 10 → 23 4 → 26 30 → 29 20 → 32 10 → 35 What happens to “Bulb brightness (lux)” as “Number of cells” increases?

    • A. it stays the same
    • B. it goes up then down
    • C. it decreases
    • D. it increases
  11. Question 11

    A cup of hot water cools down. The results are: 0 min: 80 °C 2 min: 75 °C 4 min: 70 °C 6 min: 65 °C 8 min: 60 °C What was the temperature after 2 minutes, in °C?

    xy123456789101020304050607080901000(0, 80)(2, 75)(4, 70)(6, 65)(8, 60)

    Answer°C

  12. Question 12

    A spring is stretched by adding weights. Number of weights → length (cm): 0 → 10 1 → 14 2 → 18 3 → 22 4 → 26 If the pattern continues, what length would 5 weights give, in cm?

    xy12345674812162024283236400(0, 10)(1, 14)(2, 18)(3, 22)(4, 26)

    Answercm

  13. Question 13

    Water temperature (°C) → Time to dissolve (s) 5 → 61 20 → 55 30 → 49 20 → 43 50 → 37 What happens to “Time to dissolve (s)” as “Water temperature (°C)” increases?

    • A. it goes up then down
    • B. it stays the same
    • C. it increases
    • D. it decreases
  14. Question 14

    A cup of hot water cools down. The results are: 0 min: 74 °C 2 min: 70 °C 4 min: 66 °C 6 min: 62 °C 8 min: 58 °C What was the temperature after 6 minutes, in °C?

    xy123456789101020304050607080901000(0, 74)(2, 70)(4, 66)(6, 62)(8, 58)

    Answer°C

  15. Question 15

    A spring is stretched by adding weights. Number of weights → length (cm): 0 → 10 1 → 15 2 → 20 3 → 25 4 → 30 If the pattern continues, what length would 6 weights give, in cm?

    xy12345671530450(0, 10)(1, 15)(2, 20)(3, 25)(4, 30)

    Answercm

  16. Question 16

    Parachute area (cm²) → Time to fall (s) 10 → 30 20 → 38 30 → 46 40 → 54 25 → 62 What happens to “Time to fall (s)” as “Parachute area (cm²)” increases?

    • A. it stays the same
    • B. it increases
    • C. it goes up then down
    • D. it decreases

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  1. 1. D. it decreases

  2. 2. 57 °C

  3. 3. 30 cm

  4. 4. B. it increases

  5. 5. 70 °C

  6. 6. 45 cm

  7. 7. D. it increases

  8. 8. 62 °C

  9. 9. 46 cm

  10. 10. D. it increases

  11. 11. 75 °C

  12. 12. 30 cm

  13. 13. D. it decreases

  14. 14. 62 °C

  15. 15. 40 cm

  16. 16. B. it increases