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Grade 2 Science practice sheet

Nunavut Curriculum · from Gradelings · Name: ______________________

  1. Question 1

    Where do polar bears like to hunt?

    • On sea ice
    • In a desert
    • In a forest
    • In a swamp
  2. Question 2

    What should you do if you spill water during an experiment?

    • Tell your teacher and wipe it up
    • Hide it under paper
    • Leave it
  3. Question 3

    A rubber ball is…

    • 💨a gas
    • 💧a liquid
    • ⚽a solid
  4. Question 4

    Put the water cycle in order. Start with the sun warming the water.

    • 🌊Water collects in rivers and oceans
    • 🌧️Rain or snow falls
    • ☁️Clouds form
    • ☀️Sun warms water and it rises
  5. Question 5

    A balloon is blown up. What does the balloon show?

    🎈
    • Air takes up space
    • Air has no weight and no space
    • Air is a liquid
  6. Question 6

    Which of these do plants need to grow?

    • candy
    • sunlight, water and air
    • snow only
  7. Question 7

    Technology is something people have made to…

    • be a rock
    • meet a need or help us
    • grow like a plant
  8. Question 8

    Which action saves water at school?

    • pour water on the floor
    • turn off the tap tightly
    • leave the tap running
  9. Question 9

    Which animal lives in a burrow on the tundra and eats plants?

    • Walrus
    • Beluga
    • Lemming
    • Narwhal
  10. Question 10

    A scientist tests one thing at a time. Why?

    • So the room is quiet
    • So it takes longer
    • So they know what caused the result

Answer key

  1. 1. On sea ice (Animals of the Arctic)
  2. 2. Tell your teacher and wipe it up (Think Like a Scientist)
  3. 3. ⚽ a solid (Solids & Liquids)
  4. 4. Sun warms water and it rises → Clouds form → Rain or snow falls → Water collects in rivers and oceans (Water World)
  5. 5. Air takes up space (Air & Water for Life)
  6. 6. sunlight, water and air (Plants, Animals and Energy)
  7. 7. meet a need or help us (Science Tools and Technology)
  8. 8. turn off the tap tightly (Taking Action for Nature)
  9. 9. Lemming (Animals of the Arctic)
  10. 10. So they know what caused the result (Think Like a Scientist)

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