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SCIENCE

Total questions: 45

Worksheet time: 26mins

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Class
Date
1.

Objects around us come in different _______.

a)

shapes only

b)

sizes only

c)

colours only

d)

shapes, sizes and colors

2.

The size, shape, and color of an object are called _______.

a)

types of objects

b)

properties of objects

c)

textures of objects

d)

materials of objects

3.

a. The amount of substance in an object that we can measure.

b. The amount of substance that something has.


The statements above are known as _______.

a)

the types of an object

b)

the volume of an object

c)

the mass of an object

d)

the property of an object

4.

Changes in size and shape of materials are called _______.

a)

physical changes

b)

permanent changes

c)

temporary changes

d)

global changes

5.

The correct statement about characteristic(s) of metal is _______.

a)

metal shrinks (became smaller) when it is cooled and expands (become bigger) when it is hot

b)

metal shrinks (became smaller) when it is hot and expands (become bigger) when it is cooled

c)

metal shrinks (became smaller) when it is cooled and hot

d)

metal expands (became bigger) when it is hot and cooled

6.

The correct statement about the difference between permanent physical changes and temporary physical changes is _______.

a)

both of them can make the objects easily return to their original form

b)

both of them cannot make the objects return to their original form

c)

permanent physical changes make the objects easily return to their original form; temporary physical changes cannot make the objects return to their original form

d)

temporary physical changes make the objects easily return to their original form; permanent physical changes cannot make the objects return to their original form

7.

There are three states of matter. They are _______.

a)

solid, gas, and liquid

b)

gas, solid, and water

c)

air, water, and solid

d)

liquid, air, and solid

8.

Tools that we used to measure the mass are _______.

a)

lever balance and electronic balance

b)

room thermometer and microscope

c)

telescope and loop

d)

stethoscope and projector

9.

Mass is measured in _______.

a)

millilitres (ml), kilograms (kg) and litres (l)

b)

kilograms (kg) and grams (g)

c)

grams (g) and cubic centimetres (cm3)

d)

cubic centimetres (cm3), millilitres (ml) and litres (l)

10.

Volume is measured in _______.

a)

millilitres (ml), kilograms (kg) and litres (l)

b)

kilograms (kg) and grams (g)

c)

grams (g) and cubic centimetres (cm3)

d)

cubic centimetres (cm3), millilires (ml) and litres (l)

11.

We know a thing is a matter if it has the properties of matter. The correct statements about the properties of matter are _______.

a)

matter has mass and takes up space

b)

matter does not have mass but takes up space

c)

matter has mass but does not take up space

d)

matter does not have mass and does not take up space

12.

Wind is the moving air caused by warm air and cold air moving from one place to another. From the statements below, statements that not correct according to the uses of wind are _______.

a)

Wind helps to spread the seeds of plants and fly kites.

b)

Wind helps to operate windmills and move the sailboats, air balloons, paragliding and parachutes.

c)

Wind helps to fill things up, float some things and keep fire burning.

d)

Wind helps to make electricity and pumping water (drainage) to the soil or paddy fields.

13.

_______ are the sources of water around us.

a)

Wells, rivers, ponds, and lakes

b)

Ponds, lakes, swimming pool, and wells

c)

Rivers, ponds, lakes, and swimming pool

d)

Lakes, swimming pool, wells, and rivers

14.

a. Wash the dishes in a tub of water instead of under a running tap.

b. Wash the car using a pail of water instead of spraying water from a hose.


The statements above are the ways to conserve water by _______.

a)

reducing water

b)

recycling water

c)

reusing water

d)

relocating water

15.

a. After washing vegetables or rice, we can collect the water to water the plants.

b. After rinsing our clothes, we can flush or wash the toilet with the water we use before.


The statements above are the ways to conserve water by _______.

a)

reducing water

b)

recycling water

c)

reusing water

d)

relocating water

16.

We use _______ to make objects around us. The examples of materials are paper, wood, metals, rubber, plastic, ceramics, and glass.

a)

objects

b)

materials

c)

stuffs

17.

Materials _______ by doing pressing, twisting, hammering, bending, or pulling action.

a)

can be changed

b)

can not be changed

18.

We should find ways to prevent dangers caused by physical changes in materials because they can be _______ to our lives.

a)

good

b)

useful

c)

harmful

19.

The ceramic bricks have gaps in between them, to prevent them from being (A) _______ of place and from (B) _______ when it is hot.

a)

A: pushed out - B: cracking

b)

A: cracking - B: pushed out

20.

An/A _______ force is a force that will push against us or pull away from us. It will make an object goes to the opposite direction.

a)

direct

b)

movement

c)

opposing

21.

The amount of space that matter can take up is called its _______.

a)

mass

b)

size

c)

volume

22.

Living things need air and water to stay _______.

a)

alive

b)

sick

c)

harmed

d)

useless

23.

_______ water means we use water carefully and not wasting it by reducing, reusing and recycling water. So, water can least a long.

a)

Controlling

b)

Conserving

c)

Conducting

d)

Conditioning

24.

_______ water means we treated and cleaned the water to be used again especially for drinking.

a)

Recycling

b)

Reducing

c)

Reusing

25.

Forces can cause an object moving. Forces could be (A) _______ or (B) _______

a)

A: push - B: pull

b)

A: pull - B: moving

c)

A: moving - B: push

26.

What materials do we use to make this object?

a)

Paper from woods.

b)

Wood from trees.

c)

Metals from the grounds.

27.

What materials do we use to make this object?

a)

Paper from woods.

b)

Wood from trees.

c)

Metals from the grounds.

28.

What materials do we use to make this object?

a)

Rubber from the sap of rubber trees.

b)

Plastic from oil.

c)

Ceramics from clay.

29.

What materials do we use to make these objects?

a)

Rubber from the sap of rubber trees.

b)

Plastic from oil.

c)

Metals from the grounds.

30.

What materials do we use to make this object?

a)

Rubber from the sap of rubber trees.

b)

Glass from sand.

c)

Ceramics from clay.

31.

What materials do we use to make this object?

a)

Glass from sand.

b)

Wood from trees.

c)

Paper from woods.

32.

What materials do we use to make these objects?

a)

Glass from sand.

b)

Plastic from oil.

c)

Metals from the grounds.

33.

What action do you need to change this object physically?

a)

pulling

b)

bending

c)

hammering

d)

twisting

e)

pressing

34.

What action do you need to change this object physically?

a)

pulling

b)

bending

c)

hammering

d)

twisting

e)

pressing

35.

What action do you need to change this object physically?

a)

pulling

b)

bending

c)

hammering

d)

twisting

e)

pressing

36.

What action do you need to change this object physically?

a)

pulling

b)

bending

c)

hammering

d)

twisting

e)

pressing

37.

What action do you need to change this object physically?

a)

pulling

b)

bending

c)

hammering

d)

twisting

e)

pressing

38.

According to the picture, the correct uses of air is _______.

a)

We fill things up with air.

b)

Air keep fire burning.

c)

Air help things float.

39.

According to the picture, the correct uses of air is _______.

a)

We fill things up with air.

b)

Air keep fire burning.

c)

Air help things float.

40.

According to the picture, the correct uses of air is _______.

a)

We fill things up with air.

b)

Air keep fire burning.

c)

Air help things float.

41.

(1) Farmers water the plants to keep them healthy

(2) Firemen use water to help them put out fires


By looking from the statements above, which one is the correct statement about the other ways to use water?

a)

For work

b)

For enjoyment

42.

(1) Swimming in a big pool of water

(2) Windsurfing on the ocean


By looking from the statements above, which one is the correct statement about the other ways to use water?

a)

For work

b)

For enjoyment

43.

Based on the picture, we know that force can change the movement of an object, which is _______.

a)

It can make an object stop moving.

b)

It can make an object change its speed (become faster or slower).

c)

It can make an object change the direction in which it is moving.

44.

Based on the picture, we know that force can change the movement of an object, which is _______.

a)

It can make an object stop moving.

b)

It can make an object change its speed (become faster or slower).

c)

It can make an object change the direction in which it is moving.

45.

Based on the picture, we know that force can change the movement of an object, which is _______.

a)

It can make an object stop moving.

b)

It can make an object change its speed (become faster or slower).

c)

It can make an object change the direction in which it is moving.