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06-12-2020
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/// 5TH GRADE SCIENCE ///
Henry is in the community investigating sources of chemical energy for his science experiment. Select the best examples of chemical energy Henry can use.

A gas station and people playing hopscotch
A squirrel eating acorns and a fire burning
Someone reading a book and eating a sandwich
Someone sliding down the slide and someone drinking water

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ANGELgabby ANGELgabby

06-12-2020

Answer: It’s the second one.

Explanation:

Digestion is breaking down food to pass down and fire is chemically changing the partials.

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AbbyRyan1 AbbyRyan1

20-01-2021

Answer: A squirrel eating acorns and a fire burning

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