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Grade 5 - Science - Building Confidence

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  1. Which criterion should guide solutions for helping bikes stay upright at the park?

    • lowers noise while staying within budget
    • holds 2 kilograms using limited materials
    • removes the most visible particles in under two minutes
    • holds ten bikes securely in wind
  2. Which evidence is a strength of the coffee filter?

    • catches fine soil particles
    • spreads force through the frame
    • raises soil temperature quickly
    • holds many books securely
  3. Which tradeoff should engineers consider for the soft wall panels?

    • it has no constraints at all
    • absorbs echoes
    • costs more to install
    • costs less and guides traffic
  4. Which final design best uses evidence for keeping a model bridge from bending?

    • use a removable clear cover and vent it at midday
    • pour through mesh first, then a coffee filter
    • combine panels near classroom doors with simple route signs
    • add triangle braces under a thin deck
  5. Why compare thicker deck and triangle braces before choosing?

    • criteria should be ignored
    • tests cannot improve designs
    • the first idea is always best
    • each solution may meet the criteria in different ways
  6. Which criterion should guide solutions for moving library books without dropping them?

    • keeps seedlings between 15 and 25 degrees Celsius
    • holds ten bikes securely in wind
    • removes the most visible particles in under two minutes
    • moves 40 books with no drops and easy steering
  7. Which evidence is a strength of the thicker deck?

    • costs less and guides traffic
    • protects seedlings without trapping as much heat
    • adds support under the load
    • holds each wheel in place
  8. Which tradeoff should engineers consider for the coffee filter?

    • catches fine soil particles
    • water passes through slowly
    • filters quickly
    • it has no constraints at all
  9. Which final design best uses evidence for moving library books without dropping them?

    • use slot racks with a wider base
    • use a rolling bin with smaller sections and swivel wheels
    • pour through mesh first, then a coffee filter
    • add triangle braces under a thin deck
  10. Why compare single rail rack and slot rack before choosing?

    • criteria should be ignored
    • tests cannot improve designs
    • the first idea is always best
    • each solution may meet the criteria in different ways
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