WorksheetsUAS 2 Science Grade 6
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 30mins
Hydroelectric power station uses the energy from . . . to generate electricity.
wind
fuel
nuclear
moving water
The inner part of electrical wires are usually made of . . .
plastic
rubber
copper
wood
Dry cells and solar cells are the examples of . . .
mains electricity
static electricity
rubbing objects
electric cells
An example of insulators of electricity is . . . .
plastic
carbon
steel
copper
The picture is a symbol of . . . .
wire
switch
bulb
dry cell
Day and night and . . . are the effects of The Earth’s rotation (daily cycle)
International Calendar
Change in season
Time zones
Landslide
The Sun rises in the . . . and sets in the . . . .
North, South
West, East
South, East
East, West
Venus’s atmosphere is full of . . . that traps the heat from The Sun.
oxygen
carbon dioxide
helium
nitrogen
There are . . . days in a Solar Leap Year
366
365
355
354
A . . . happens when The Moon in between The Sun and The Earth.
Solar Eclipse
Lunar Eclipse
Solar Year
Lunar Year
The . . . part of a pencil is a conductor of electricity.
(a)
There are . . . time zones On Earth.
(a)
Phobos and Deimos are the satellites of . . . .
(a)
. . . is the biggest planet in our Solar System.
(a)
. . . is the hottest planet in our Solar System.
(a)
There are 3 (three) sources of electricity. What are they?
What are the results of The Yearly Cycle (Earth's Revolution)?
Mention all the planets in our Solar System! (in order)
