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Science Unit 13 Grade 4

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The following are the examples of natural resources, except . . . .

a)

plastic

b)

wood

c)

water

d)

rock

2.

Wood from trees are usually used to make . . . .

a)

plastic

b)

oil

c)

paper

d)

clothes

3.

. . . is used as one of the ingredients to make plastics.

a)

wool

b)

wood

c)

oil

d)

rock

4.

The place to burn rubbish is called as . . . .

a)

incinerator

b)

fire fighter

c)

dust bin

d)

market

5.

The picture is a . . . logo.

a)

reduce

b)

recycle

c)

reuse

d)

refuse

6.

An old tyre can be used to make . . . .

a)

a swing

b)

clothes

c)

bags

d)

hats

7.

An example of recycle is . . . .

a)

making a swing using old tyre

b)

using a glass jar as a vase

c)

making crafts from used plastics

d)

making drinking water by recycling dirty water

8.

We can give/donate our old toys and books to the . . . .

a)

market

b)

orphanage

c)

hospital

d)

school

9.

Making new things by melting old plastics is an example of . . . .

a)

reduce

b)

reuse

c)

recycle

d)

refresh

10.

We can conserve trees by . . . to replace those that are cut down.

a)

burning the forest

b)

cut the other trees

c)

planting new trees

d)

throwing the trees away

11.

Animals and plants are . . . resources because they can be easily replaced when they are used.

(a)  

12.

Some shoes are made of the . . . of animals.

(a)  

13.

Rivers provide . . . for drinking.

(a)  

14.

Sea provides sea water to make . . . .

(a)  

15.

Most rubbish is collected and buried in a . . . .

(a)  

16.

Rocks are used to make statue and . . . .

(a)  

17.

Throwing rubbish NOT into the bin is called as . . . .

(a)  

18.

3Rs is the abbreviation of . . . , . . . and . . . .

(a)  

19.

A glass jar can be used as a . . . .

(a)  

20.

To protect fish, some countries suspend fishing during certain parts of the year to allow fish to . . . .

(a)