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Science Revision

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many atoms are there in one molecule of calcium carbonate, CaCO3?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

2.

What does the diagram represent?

a)

atoms of element

b)

molecules of element

c)

molecules of compound

d)

mixture of elements

3.

What does the diagram represent?

a)

atoms of element

b)

molecules of element

c)

molecules of compound

d)

mixture of compounds

4.

What does the diagram represent?

a)

molecules of element

b)

molecules of compound

c)

mixture of elements

d)

mixture of element and compound

5.

What is a molecule?

a)

smallest particle of an element

b)

two or more atoms chemically combined

6.

Which current does the arrows on the diagram show?

a)

red: conventional current, blue: electron

b)

blue: conventional current, red: electron

7.

What does this circuit symbol represent?

a)

fixed resistor

b)

variable resistor / rheostat

c)

fuse

8.

What does this circuit symbol represent?

a)

fixed resistor

b)

variable resistor / rheostat

c)

fuse

9.

Which of the following are precautions to prevent electrocution?


I. Electrical appliances or gadgets must not be used in wet places.


II. Call a certified electrician to repair damaged electrical appliances or cables.


III. Do not insert any item, such as a screwdriver, into an electrical socket.

a)

I and II only

b)

I and III only

c)

II and III only

d)

All of the above

10.

The earth wire provides a path of _________________ for a large current to flow directly from the live wire to the ground or earth if there is a fault in an electrical appliance.

a)

low voltage

b)

high voltage

c)

low resistance

d)

high resistance

11.

What is S?

a)

earth wire

b)

live wire

c)

neutral wire

d)

fuse

12.

Name wire P.

a)

earth wire

b)

live wire

c)

neutral wire

13.

Name wire Q.

a)

earth wire

b)

live wire

c)

neutral wire

14.

Which one of the following expands the most for the same rise in temperature?

a)

solid

b)

liquid

c)

gas

15.

When alcohol is cooled, its density

a)

increases

b)

decreases

c)

remains constant

d)

becomes zero

16.

A dented ping pong ball returns to its normal shape when placed in hot water. This is because

a)

water enters the ball.

b)

air escapes from the ball.

c)

the surface of the ball expands.

d)

air inside the ball expands.

17.

In the diagram below, what do you think will happen when the air in the flask is cooled?

a)

Water enters the glass tube.

b)

Bubbles of air are pushed out of the glass tube.

c)

Heat from the water is transmitted to the air in the flask.

d)

Nothing happens.

18.

When you stand in bare feet with one foot on a stone floor and the other on a carpet, the stone floor feels colder than the carpet. The most likely explanation is that

a)

air is unable to circulate through the carpet.

b)

more heat energy flows from the carpet to your foot than from the stone floor to your foot.

c)

more heat energy flows from your foot to the stone floor than to the carpet.

19.

Water in a beaker is heated at X. Which diagram best shows the convection currents?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

20.

The diagram shows a crystal being heated in a beaker of water. The crystal releases a dye which shows how the water circulates around the beaker. What is happening to cause the water above the crystal to rise?

a)

The water contracts and its density decreases.

b)

The water contracts and its density increases.

c)

The water expands and its density decreases.

d)

The water expands and its density increases.

21.

Buildings in deserts are painted white to

a)

increase heat absorption by radiation.

b)

reduce heat absorption by radiation.

c)

increase heat absorption by conduction.

d)

reduce heat absorption by conduction.

22.

Sound is produced by

a)

vibrations

b)

heat

c)

light

d)

waves

23.

Loudness in sound is measured in

a)

joules

b)

watts

c)

decibels

d)

dioptres

24.

Humans are unable to hear sounds beyond the frequency of

a)

20 Hz

b)

20 kHz

c)

200 Hz

d)

2000 Hz

25.

Sound cannot travel through

a)

solid

b)

liquid

c)

gas

d)

vacuum