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Review for the Quarter Exam (Grade 4)

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A melting ice cream is an example of an object ___________ heat.

a)

gaining

b)

losing

2.

What happens to a cup of warm tea when you leave it on the table?

a)

It loses heat to the surroundings and cools down.

b)

It gains heat from the surroundings and warms up.

c)

It loses heat to the surroundings and maintains its temperature.

d)

It gains heat from the surroundings and maintains its temperature.

3.

Which of the following is the reason why a guitar can produce sound?

a)

It is hollow inside.

b)

Its strings vibrate.

c)

It is shaped like number 8.

d)

It is made of wooden material.

4.

When Josie looks out of the window, she observes that there are no clouds appearing in the clear blue sky. This indicates that the weather is going to be _______________.

a)

cloudy

b)

sunny

c)

windy

d)

rainy

5.

Heat makes the molecules of an object to move faster which causes its temperature to ________________________.

a)

rise

b)

drop

c)

stay the same

6.

How can you make the Conga drums generate loud sound?

a)

Loosen the head.

b)

Tap the head lightly.

c)

Tap the head hard.

d)

Tighten the head.

7.

During a sunny weather, what time of the day would you most likely expect to record the lowest air temperature?

a)

6:00 am

b)

9:00 am

c)

12:00 nn

d)

3:00 pm

8.

A freshly steamed siopao is placed on the dining table. What would most likely be its temperature after an hour?

a)

Higher than the room temperature.

b)

Lower than the room temperature.

c)

Same with the room temperature.

9.

At daytime, the air temperature __________________ as clouds appear in the sky.

a)

rises

b)

drops

c)

stays the same

10.

Which of the following describe the usefulness of absorbent materials?

a)

To contain/hold liquids.

b)

To soak up spills.

11.

A gigantic cruise ship floats because the buoyant force of the water is greater than the ship's total weight.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

12.

How is heat transferred when you place an ice cube on your palm?

a)

It is transferred from your hand to the ice cube.

b)

It is transferred from the ice cube to your hand.

c)

There is no heat transfer between your hand and the ice cube.

13.

The decomposers such as bacteria and fungi help convert all kinds of wastes into organic fertilizer.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

14.

____________________ a piece of drinking straw changes its size and shape.

a)

cutting

b)

bending

c)

hammering

d)

pressing

15.

It is difficult to distinguish white sugar from ________________________ when mixed.

a)

rice grains

b)

iodized salt

c)

ground peppers

d)

coffee granules

16.

An ice cube remains solid at room temperature.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

17.

Yard wastes added in the compost is useful to the environment.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

18.

The ______________________ receives messages from the organs, interprets the information and tells the concerned body part what to do.

a)

brain

b)

heart

c)

lung

d)

kidney

19.

To keep oxygen-rich blood circulating in your body, the _____________________________ gives enough supply of oxygen and gets rid of carbon dioxide through breathing.

a)

heart

b)

lungs

c)

kidneys

d)

liver

20.

The oxygen in the blood is pumped by the ____________________ to the different parts of the body.

a)

heart

b)

liver

c)

stomach

d)

lungs

21.

To keep your body nourished, the ______________________ acts as a temporary storage for food. Its squeezing movement and gastric juice released from its walls partially digest the food.

a)

stomach

b)

intestine

c)

liver

d)

lungs

22.

The partially digested food moves to the _______________________ which absorbs vitamins, minerals, and water. The dry mass is then squeezed into bundles of waste called feces.

a)

stomach

b)

intestine

c)

liver

d)

kidneys

23.

Aside from producing bile to break down fats, the ________________________ removes harmful toxins or chemicals in the blood.

a)

stomach

b)

intestine

c)

liver

d)

kidney

24.

The_______________________ filters wastes and extra water from the blood that become urine.

a)

intestine

b)

liver

c)

kidney

d)

heart

25.

The ___________________ is contained in the skull while the _______________________ is located between the lungs in the middle of the chest.

a)

brain ; heart

b)

brain ; stomach

c)

brain ; lungs

d)

brain ; kidneys

26.

The _______________________ are located below the stomach in the abdominal area while the __________________________ are situated right under the ribcage on each side of the spine at the back of the abdomen.

a)

kidneys; intestines

b)

intestines ; liver

c)

stomach ; kidneys

d)

intestine; kidneys

27.

There is no known treatment that cures _____________________.

a)

pneumonia

b)

Alzheimer's Disease

c)

rheumatic Heart Disease

d)

peptic ulcer disease

28.

Degradation of ________________________ causes patients with Alzheimer's disease to suffer from memory loss.

a)

air sacs

b)

nephrons

c)

brain cells

d)

valves of the heart

29.

Which of the following can cause infection of the air sacs in the lungs which may lead to breathing difficulty?

a)

coronavirus

b)

streptoccocus bacteria

c)

helicobacter pylori

30.

Colorectal cancer is caused by excessive growth of _______________________________ leading to formation of polyps.

a)

abnormal cells

b)

bacteria

c)

fungi

d)

viruses

31.

A patient in the late stage of rheumatic heart disease must undergo _____________________.

a)

chemotherapy

b)

dialysis

c)

open-organ surgery

32.

A drug treatment called chemotherapy is given to the patients suffering from _______________________.

a)

colorectal cancer

b)

hepatitis A

c)

kidney failure

33.

Betty is suffering from kidney failure and must regularly visit a medical facility three times a week for a/an ___________________________.

a)

antibiotics

b)

antiviral vaccine

c)

dialysis

d)

surgery

34.

It causes peptic ulcer disease.

a)

streptoccocus bacteria

b)

helicobacter pylori

35.

It causes rheumatic heart disease.

a)

streptoccocus bacteria

b)

helicobacter pylori