Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Read about a seed. Then answer questions
1, 2, and 3.
Put some seeds on a dry paper towel.
Put some seeds on a wet paper towel.
Put each paper towel in its own bag.
Place both bags in a warm place.
Use a hand lens to look at your seeds
every day.
The seeds on the wet towel change.
First, roots start to grow out of the seeds.
After a few days, stems grow out of the seeds.
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
1. What are you trying to find out?
Do seeds need light?
Do seeds need water?
Do seeds need bags?
1-2.6, 1-1.3
2. What can happen to seeds? 1-2.4,1-1,1
They can grow into new plants.
They can move around.
They can make a plant warm.
3. What grows first?
stems
roots
leaves
Grade 1
1-2.4, 1-1.1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
1
Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
4. What do plants need?
sunlight
darkness
cold
1-2.1
Look at the picture. Then answer questions
5 and 6.
Flower
Stem
Leaf
Root
1-2.2
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
5. Which plant part holds the plant up?
root
stem
leaf
6. Which plant part takes in water and nutrients
from soil? 1-2.2
root
stem
flower
2
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
7. Which leaves do we eat?
A
1-2.3, 1-1.1
C
B
8.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
What can we find inside a fruit?
flowers
stems
seeds
1-2.4
9. Deserts have little water. How can plants live
in deserts? 1-2.5, 1-2.6
They make water.
They store water.
They do not need water.
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
3
Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
10. How do arctic plants stay safe from the cold
and wind? 1-2.5,1-2.6
They grow tall.
They grow close to the ground.
They grow underground.
11. You dig into the soil.
You look at roots closely.
What should you do next?
Use sharp tools.
Catch earthworms.
Wash your hands.
1-2.6,1-1.4
1-3.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
12. What is in the sky only during the day?
the Sun
the Moon
clouds
4
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
13. Without the Sun, what would Earth be like?
bright and warm
cold and dark
hot and wet
1-3.2
14. What must you never do? 1-3.2,1-1.4
Look directly at the Moon.
Look directly at clouds.
Look directly at the Sun.
1-3.3
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
15. Which picture shows late afternoon?
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
5
Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
16. At dinner time, you see the Moon like this.
How does the Moon look at bedtime?
1-3.4, 1-1.1
17.
What shape belongs in the box?
18.
1-3.4,1-1.1
rocks
sand
water
soil
What does not belong in the box?
buildings
soil
rocks
6
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
buildings
1-4.1
Grade 1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
What Earth Is Made Of
Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
19. Which two rocks have something in common?
Rock
How It Looks and Feels
Chalk
grey white, soft, smooth
Marble
grey-green, hard, smooth
Granite
orange, dark bits, rough
1-4.2, 1-1.1
chalk and marble
granite and chalk
marble and granite
20. Betty puts a plant in soil. She puts a plant in
sand. Every week she measures how tall
each plant is.
Plant in Soil
Plant in Sand
10 inches
10 inches
12 inches
8 inches
14 inches
6 inches
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
Which helps the plant to grow?
sand
soil
both
1-4.3, 1-1.1
21.
Which pile of soil is an inch tall?
Grade 1
1-4.1, 1-1.2
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
7
Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
22.
Each container has 1 cup of water. What is
different about the containers? 1-4.4, 1-1.1
the amount of water
the size of the water
the shape of the water
23.
24. What do people use to build things?
water and soil
rocks and wood
air and water
8
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
Which is true? 1-4.5
Water covers most of Earth.
Land covers most of Earth.
The land surrounds the water.
1-4.6
Grade 1
Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
25. Which is NOT true about water?
It feels wet.
It flows downhill.
It flows uphill.
1-4.4
26.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
Which thing is next to another?
cat and rabbit
bear and dog
bear and cat
1-5.1
27. What can you move by pushing it?
Grade 1
1-5.2
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
9
Diagnostic
Test I
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
28. Which will move the fastest if you give it a big
push? 1-5.2
beach ball
cart
wagon
29. You tap a cymbal. Why do you hear a sound?
The cymbal bends.
The cymbal vibrates.
The cymbal moves around.
1-5.3
30.
10
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
1-5.4
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
How are these people moving?
zigzag
straight forward
in a circle
Grade 1
Standard
1-2 Test
Name
Date
Read about plants in the arctic. Then
answer questions 1, 2, and 3.
Some plants live in the arctic.
The arctic is an icy, cold place.
It is near the North Pole.
Arctic plants grow in groups close to the
ground.
This keeps them safe from the cold and
the wind.
Small flowers grow only for a short time.
They grow when the arctic snow melts.
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
1. What is true about artic plants?
They can live in the cold.
They do not have roots.
They do not need soil.
1-2.5
2. Why do arctic plants grow near
the ground? 1-2.6
to get food
to keep wet
to stay safe from wind
3. What is true about arctic flowers? 1-2.5; 1-2.6
They grow all the time.
They grow when it is snowy and cold.
They grow when the snow melts.
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
11
Standard
1-2 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
4. Mark has two bean plants.
He puts one in sunlight near a window.
He puts the other in a dark closet.
What is he trying to find out? 1-2.1, 1-1.3
Do plants need the dark?
Do plants need light?
Do plants need windows?
5.
What Plants Need
air
water
What can you add to the box?
nutrients
heat
cold
1-2.1
12
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
6. Tim puts one bean plant in a small pot of soil.
Mara puts five bean plants in a small pot of soil.
What happens? 1-2.1, 1-1.1
Tim’s plant grows taller than Mara’s.
Mara’s plants grow taller than Tim’s.
All the plants grow.
Grade 1
Standard
1-2 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
7. Which part of a plant makes food?
8. Which flower is 1-inch across?
1
1-2.2
1-2.2, 1-1.2
2
1-2.4
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
9. What part of a plant makes seeds?
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
13
Standard
1-2 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
10. What part is missing?
1-2.2
stem
leaf
root
12. Which plant root do we eat?
14
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
1-2.3
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
11. Which plant is in the wrong place?
1-2.3
Grade 1
Standard
1-2 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
13. What can happen to a seed when you
plant it? 1-2.4, 1-1.1
14.
What can you find inside this fruit?
roots
seeds
leaves
1-2.4
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
15. Which is a seedling?
1-2.4
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
15
Standard
1-2 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
16. You plant a seed.
You water it.
What should you do next?
Let it dry out.
Wash your hands.
Drink some water.
1-2.6, 1-1.4
17. This place is hot and wet.
Many tall, big plants live there.
What is this place? 1-2.5
the desert
the arctic
the rain forest
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
18.
This plant has a stem that stores water.
Where does this plant live? 1-2.6
the desert
the arctic
the rain forest
16
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Standard
1-2 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
19.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
This plant lives in a rain forest.
How does the shape of its leaves help the
plant live? 1-2.6
It helps the leaves take in water.
Extra water falls off the leaves.
The leaves eat small animals.
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
17
Standard
1-2 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
20. You plant a seed.
A new plant grows from the seed.
It becomes an adult plant.
What does it do? 1-2.4
It makes seeds.
It becomes young again.
It plants a seed.
18
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Standard
1-3 Test
Name
Date
Read about what the Sun gives us. Then
answer questions 1, 2, and 3.
Fill two cups with soil.
Feel the soil in both cups.
They both feel a little cool.
Now put one cup of soil in a sunny place.
Put the other cup in the shade.
Wait one hour.
Feel the soil in both cups again.
The one in the shade is still cool.
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
1. How will the soil in the sunny place feel?
1-3.2, 1-1.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
cool
warm
cold
2. What does the Sun give Earth?
heat
night
shade
1-3.2
3. To be safe, what should you do after you
touch soil? 1-1.4
Cover the soil.
Wet the soil.
Wash your hands.
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
19
Standard
1-3 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
4. Look at the picture. When do you see this?
only at night
only in the day
day and night
1-3.3
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
5. What would you see around dinner time?
1-3.1
20
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Standard
1-3 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
6. To be safe, what must you never look
directly at? 1-3.2, 1-1.4
the Moon
clouds
the Sun
7.
When can you see these?
only at night
only in the day
day or night
1-3.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
8.
What can this help you measure?
wind
rain
temperature
Grade 1
1-1.2
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
21
Standard
1-3 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
9. Which picture shows the Sun from morning
to noon? 1-3.3, 1-1.1
10.
1-3.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
When can you see the Moon?
at night only
during the day only
night and day
22
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Standard
1-3 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
11. You look up and see the Moon.
How does the Moon look a few hours later?
1-3.3, 1-1.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
12. Look at the Moon.
Which will be the next Moon phase?
Grade 1
1-3.4, 1-1.1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
23
Standard
1-3 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
13. Look at the Moon.
What will be the next Moon phase?
1-3.4, 1-1.1
14. How are the Sun and the Moon alike? 1-3.3
You see them both at night.
Both look like they rise and set in the sky.
Both move around Earth.
15.
Phases of the Moon
last
full
new
Which word does not belong in the box?
quarter
last
new
24
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
quarter
1-1.1, 1-3.4
Grade 1
Standard
1-3 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
16. When do you see almost no Moon at all?
new Moon
quarter Moon
full Moon
1-3.4, 1-1.1
17.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
A blade of grass casts a shadow. Which shadow
below is longer than 1 inch? 1-3.2, 1-1.2
18. • makes light
• makes heat
• helps plants grow
What is the best name for this box?
The Moon
The Sun
The Sun and the Moon
Grade 1
1-3.2
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
25
Standard
1-3 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
19.
The cup of water is indoors for an hour.
Now put it outdoors for an hour. Put it in the Sun.
What happens to the thermometer? 1-3.2; 1-1.2
The Moon
stars
What is the best name for this box?
The Sky
The Day Sky
The Night Sky
26
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
20.
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
1-1.1; 1-3.1
Grade 1
Standard
1-4 Test
Name
Date
Read about things Earth gives us. Then
answer questions 1, 2, and 3.
Many things we use are from Earth.
For example, rocks and trees are from Earth.
We use rocks to build walls, roads, and buildings.
We use trees to build homes, tables, and chairs.
Soil and water are from Earth.
We use them to grow plants.
We use water to wash, drink, and play.
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
1.
trees
rocks
soil
water
What is the best name for this box?
Things from Earth
Things We Build
Needs of Living Things
1-4.1, 1-1.1
2.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
buildings
roads
homes
What is the best name for this box?
Things from Earth
Things We Build
Needs of Living Things
Grade 1
tables
1-4.1, 1-1.1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
27
Standard
1-4 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
3. Which does NOT help plants grow?
water
soil
rocks
1-4.6, 1-1.1
4. Sort these rocks by how bumpy they are.
Which rock does not belong with the other
two? 1-4.2, 1-1.1
5. Sort these piles of sand by color.
Which pile does not belong with the other
two? 1-4.2, 1-1.1
6. Sort these rocks by size.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
Which rock does not belong with the other two?
1-4.2, 1-1.1
28
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Standard
1-4 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
7.
Which rock is more than 1 inch across?
1-4.2, 1-1.2
8. You plant bean seeds in three kinds of soil.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
Which kind of soil does not belong with
the others? 1-4.3, 1-1.1
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
29
Standard
1-4 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
9. You have a cup of water.
You pour it into each of these containers.
1-4.4, 1-1.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
What changes about the water?
the amount
the shape
the color
30
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Standard
1-4 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
Compare these two piles of soil. Then
answer questions 10 and 11.
10. How are the two piles of soil different?
color
size of bits of soil
shape of piles
1-4.3, 1-1.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
11. What can you see about the piles of soil?
color
how they hold water
how they help plants grow
1-4.3, 1-1.1
12. You pour some water on a plate.
You tilt the plate.
What happens to the water? 1-4.4, 1-1.1
It dries up.
It flows down the plate.
It gets darker.
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
31
Standard
1-4 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
13. You put your hand into a cup of cool water.
How does it feel?
sandy
wet
warm
1-4.4, 1-1.1
14.
B
A
If you pour water into cup B, what will happen?
1-4.4, 1-1.1
cup A will go down
cup B will go down
cup B will go up
32
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
1-4.4
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
15. Where can you find salty water?
in oceans
in the bathtub
in a lake
Grade 1
Standard
1-4 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
16. You plant a seed in soil.
You add water.
What should you do then? 1-4.6, 1-1.4
Put the soil in a shady place.
Add more water to the soil.
Wash the soil off your hands.
17.
B
A
Which map shows water in a pond?
A
B
none of them
1-4.5
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
18.
What kind of water does the map show?
rivers
lakes
oceans
Grade 1
1-4.5
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
33
Standard
1-5 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
19. You have a bathtub of water.
You have a cup of water.
You also have a spoon of water.
Which could be a model of an ocean?
bathtub
cup
spoon
20.
1-4.5
Ways We Use Water
washing
cooking
1-4.6
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
What can you add to the box?
building
growing plants
cutting
34
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Standard
1-5 Test
Name
Date
Read about using a rubber band. Then
answer questions 1, 2, and 3.
Put safety goggles on.
Stretch a rubber band around the top of a
plastic bowl.
Now hold the bowl. Pull the rubber band.
Let the rubber band go. What do you see?
What do you hear?
Do it again. This time touch the rubber
band to stop it.
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
1. You pull the rubber band. What happens
when you let it go? 1-5.3, 1.1.1
It tears into two pieces.
It vibrates and makes a sound.
It snaps back into place.
2. You let the rubber band go. Then, you touch
the rubber band. What happens? 1-5.3, 1.1.1
It stops making a sound.
It keeps making a sound
It snaps back into place.
3. Why do you need to wear safety goggles?
to see the rubber band better
to keep your eyes safe
to keep hair out of your eyes
Grade 1
1.1.4
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
35
Standard
1-5 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
4. You ride a big Ferris wheel at the fair.
How do you move? 1-5.4
round and round in a circle
zigzag and back and forth
straight forward
5. You and a friend sit side by side. Where is
your friend? 1-5.1
above you
next to you
behind you
1-5.2
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
6. A cart rolls by you. How can you stop it?
Pull it as it rolls by.
Push it as it rolls by.
Toss a ball into it.
36
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Standard
1-5 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
7. Which of these toys do you pull?
1-5.2
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
The ride has stopped. Use it to answer
questions 8 and 9.
8. Which two animals are next to each other?
duck and cat
cat and bear
cat and dog
9. Which animal is above the other?
bear and cat
duck and bear
cat and dog
Grade 1
1-5.1, 1-1.1
1-1.1; 1-5.1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
37
Standard
1-5 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
10.
Jay tapped the marble. The line showed how
far it moved. How far did it move? 1-5.2, 1-1.2
1 inch
less than an inch
more than an inch
11. Maria tapped three marbles. Which marble
moved the most? 1-5.2, 1-1.2
1-5.4; 1-1.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
12. Which animal is moving differently?
38
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Standard
1-5 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
13. Which one makes sounds by blowing?
1-5.3; 1-1.1
14. Which one makes sounds by tapping?
1-5.3, 1-1.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
15. Which one makes sounds by making strings
vibrate? 1-5.3, 1-1.1
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
39
Standard
1-5 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
16.
How are these children moving?
zigzag
in a circle
back and forth
1-5.4
40
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
17. A cart rolls past you.
You push it.
What happens? 1-5.2
It rolls faster.
It stops.
It turns around.
Grade 1
Standard
1-5 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
18.
1-5.4
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
How are these children moving?
in a circle
zigzag
back and forth
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
41
Standard
1-5 Test
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
19.
What is under something else? 1-5.1
The tree is under the house.
The Sun is under the house.
The ground is under the house.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
20. Which of these makes something move by
pulling? 1-5.2
planting a seed
dragging a cart
lifting a book
42
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Read about where plants live. Then
answer questions 1, 2, and 3.
Plants grow where they get what they need.
Some plants live in deserts.
Deserts are hot, dry places.
Some desert plants have thick stems.
These stems store water.
Many plants live in a rain forest.
A rain forest is a hot, wet place.
Many rain forest plants have large,
pointy leaves.
Water falls off these leaves.
The plants do not get too much water.
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
1. What do plants need? 1-2.1
hot air
water
dry places
2. How is a desert different from a rain forest?
Deserts are dry. Rain forests are wet.
Deserts are hot. Rain forests are cold.
Deserts are wet. Rain forests are dry.
1-2.5
3. Why do some desert plants have thick stems?
The stems keep water out.
The stems store water.
The stems keep the plants warm.
Grade 1
1-2.6
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
43
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
4.
What Plants Need
air
water
light
What can you add to the box?
space
heat
cold
1-2.1
Look at the picture. Then answer questions
5 and 6.
Flower
Stem
Leaf
Root
1-2.2
6. Which plant part keeps the plant in the ground?
root
stem
flower
44
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
1-2.2
Grade 1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
5. Which plant part makes food?
root
stem
leaf
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
7. Which root can we eat?
carrot
dandelion
cactus
8. What is inside a fruit?
roots
leaves
seeds
1-2.3, 1-1.1
1-2.4
1-2.5
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
9. Why do rain forests have so many plants?
They are dry places.
They are wet and warm.
They are cold, windy places.
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
45
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
10. How can desert plants store water? 1.2-6
They grow very tall.
They have many big leaves.
They have thick stems and spiny leaves.
11. You dig in the soil.
You look for rocks.
What should you do to stay safe?
Drink water.
Wash your hands.
Put on a warm hat.
1-4.1, 1-1.4
1-3.1
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
12. What is NEVER in the sky at night?
clouds
the Moon
the Sun
46
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
13. What does the Sun give Earth?
cold and sound
heat and light
rocks and ice
1-3.2
14.
How can your keep your eyes safe? 1-3.3, 1-1.4
Do not look directly at the Moon.
Do not look directly at the Sun.
Do not look directly at clouds.
1-3.3
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
15. Which picture shows an early morning?
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
47
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
16.
This is how the Moon looked at bedtime.
How did it look at dinner time? 1-3.3, 1-1.1
17.
Here is the Moon on one night.
What is the next Moon phase?
What Earth Is Made Of
rocks
soil
sand
What else belongs in the box?
houses
cars
water
48
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
18.
1-3.4, 1-1.1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
1-4.1
Grade 1
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
19. Which two rocks are alike in some way?
Rock
How It Looks and Feels
limestone
green, hard, smooth
marble
pink, hard, smooth
sandstone
orange, layers, rough
1-4.2, 1-1.1
limestone and marble
sandstone and limestone
marble and sandstone
20. Ben studies two kinds of soil.
He made a table of what he found.
Topsoil
Sandy Soil
feels crumbly
feels rough
most plants grow well
holds some water
holds a little water
What is missing from Sandy Soil?
arctic plants grow well
no plants grow
desert plants grow well
1-1.1, 1-4.3
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
21.
Which rock is 1 inch long?
Grade 1
1-1.1; 1-1.2
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
49
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
22.
Ricky has water in a cup.
He pours it into a glass.
What has changed? 1-4.4, 1-1.1
the amount of the water
the size of the water
the shape of the water
23.
24.
trees
1-4.5
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
Where is the water in these maps?
the dark part of each map
the light part of each map
the middle of each map
rocks
What would you call this box? 1-4.6
What We Use to Grow Plants
What We Use to Build Things
Things We Need to Live Each Day
50
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
25. You pour water on a plate.
You lift one end of the plate up.
What happens to the water? 1-5.4
It stays put.
It zigzags.
It flows downward.
26.
What is over the book?
cup
apple
flower
1-5.1
1-5.2
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
27. What can you move by pulling it?
Grade 1
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
51
Diagnostic
Test II
Name
Date
Darken the bubble next to your answer.
28. Which of these can move if you tap it?
a beach ball
a cart filled with books
a wagon filled with boxes
1-5.2
29. You stretch a rubber band. You pluck it.
You hear a sound. Why? 1-5.3
The rubber band snaps.
The rubber band vibrates.
The rubber band stretches.
© Macmillan/McGraw–Hill
30. How do people who are skating around
a rink move? 1-5.4
zigzag
straight forward
in a circle
52
South Carolina Standards Test Preparation
Grade 1