Mock IEO - 1 (Class IV)

Which of the following is not true about asteroids?

Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:

An asteroid is a large rock in outer space. Some, like Ceres, can be very large, while others are as small as a grain of sand. Due to their smaller size, asteroids do not have enough gravity to pull themselves into the shape of a ball. 
Asteroids are left over materials from the formation of the Solar System. These materials were never incorporated into a planet because of their proximity to Jupiter's strong gravity.
The asteroid belt is divided into an inner belt and an outer belt. The inner belt, which is made up of asteroids that are within 250 million miles (402 million km) of the Sun, contains asteroids that are made of metals.
The outer belt, which includes asteroids 250 million miles (402 million km) beyond the Sun, consists of rocky asteroids. These asteroids appear darker than the asteroids of the inner belt, and are rich in carbon.

Inner belt and outer belt differ in

Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:

An asteroid is a large rock in outer space. Some, like Ceres, can be very large, while others are as small as a grain of sand. Due to their smaller size, asteroids do not have enough gravity to pull themselves into the shape of a ball. 
Asteroids are left over materials from the formation of the Solar System. These materials were never incorporated into a planet because of their proximity to Jupiter's strong gravity.
The asteroid belt is divided into an inner belt and an outer belt. The inner belt, which is made up of asteroids that are within 250 million miles (402 million km) of the Sun, contains asteroids that are made of metals.
The outer belt, which includes asteroids 250 million miles (402 million km) beyond the Sun, consists of rocky asteroids. These asteroids appear darker than the asteroids of the inner belt, and are rich in carbon.

Joybunny saw a bumblebee coming out of a

Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:

Joybunny poked his face out of the hole. This was the first time he’d come out of his burrow. His little pink nose twitched as he sniffed the different springtime smells.
As he looked around, Joybunny saw a group of bright yellow daffodils. He hopped closer and noticed something moving about. It began to buzz loudly, scaring the bunny. The black and yellow bumblebee flew out of the daffodil, its wings vibrating up and down. It soon went away. Losing sight of it, Joybunny hopped on.
It didn’t take long before he heard other strange noises. His long, furry ears stood straight up in the air. He hopped towards the stream. The water was flowing over the rocks, making small waterfalls. He stuck his paw into the cold water.
"Quack! Quack! Quack!" Joybunny looked upstream and saw a white duck with an orange beak. It was swimming towards him, followed by three ducklings. They swam right up to him. Joybunny giggled when the duckling dipped its head under the water and pulled out a green leaf. Another duckling came out of the stream. It tried to eat Joybunny’s fur, biting him. "Ouch!" he shouted and hopped away.

What did the duckling do that hurt Joybunny?

Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:

Joybunny poked his face out of the hole. This was the first time he’d come out of his burrow. His little pink nose twitched as he sniffed the different springtime smells.
As he looked around, Joybunny saw a group of bright yellow daffodils. He hopped closer and noticed something moving about. It began to buzz loudly, scaring the bunny. The black and yellow bumblebee flew out of the daffodil, its wings vibrating up and down. It soon went away. Losing sight of it, Joybunny hopped on.
It didn’t take long before he heard other strange noises. His long, furry ears stood straight up in the air. He hopped towards the stream. The water was flowing over the rocks, making small waterfalls. He stuck his paw into the cold water.
"Quack! Quack! Quack!" Joybunny looked upstream and saw a white duck with an orange beak. It was swimming towards him, followed by three ducklings. They swam right up to him. Joybunny giggled when the duckling dipped its head under the water and pulled out a green leaf. Another duckling came out of the stream. It tried to eat Joybunny’s fur, biting him. "Ouch!" he shouted and hopped away.

Joybunny is a

Directions: Read the following passage and answer the question that follows:

Joybunny poked his face out of the hole. This was the first time he’d come out of his burrow. His little pink nose twitched as he sniffed the different springtime smells.
As he looked around, Joybunny saw a group of bright yellow daffodils. He hopped closer and noticed something moving about. It began to buzz loudly, scaring the bunny. The black and yellow bumblebee flew out of the daffodil, its wings vibrating up and down. It soon went away. Losing sight of it, Joybunny hopped on.
It didn’t take long before he heard other strange noises. His long, furry ears stood straight up in the air. He hopped towards the stream. The water was flowing over the rocks, making small waterfalls. He stuck his paw into the cold water.
"Quack! Quack! Quack!" Joybunny looked upstream and saw a white duck with an orange beak. It was swimming towards him, followed by three ducklings. They swam right up to him. Joybunny giggled when the duckling dipped its head under the water and pulled out a green leaf. Another duckling came out of the stream. It tried to eat Joybunny’s fur, biting him. "Ouch!" he shouted and hopped away.