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SCIENCE F1 (DLP): CHAPTER 1

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Science is a _______ that involves systematic observations and experiments of natural phenomena.

a)

discipline

b)

method

c)

outline

d)

principle

2.

What are NOT the importance of science

a)

Contributes to the area of engineering such as construction of tall buildings.

b)

Cultivate art skills and the ability to draw better

c)

Build the relationship between specimen and scientist

d)

Increases crop yields by invention of fertilisers, pesticides and hydroponic method.

3.

Fields in Science:

Astronomy

a)

True

b)

False

4.

Fields in Science:

Acrobatics

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Forensics is in the science field of (a)  

6.

Belows are examples of natural phenomena EXCEPT

a)

flash floods

b)

rainbows

c)

volcanic eruptions

d)

car movement

e)

occurence of day and night

7.

Which of these are CORRECT about the importance of science?

a)

Easy to find job

b)

Faster and safer transportation

c)

Increase quality and quantity of agriculture products

d)

Invention of satellites, computers and phones.

e)

Advancements in medical

8.

Select correct answer.

Biology specialised in .......

a)

weather and climate change

b)

living things

c)

characteristic of matter and energy

d)

composition, structure, properties and reaction of matter

e)

rocks, soils and minerals

9.

Science experiments are conducted in ..................

a)

classroom

b)

science laboratory

c)

lecture hall

10.

Round-bottom flask

a)

containing chemical used in preparing gas - heating is required

b)

containing chemical used in preparing gas - no heating is required

c)

used for collecting gas

11.

Boiling tube is ............... (answer 2)

a)

larger in size

b)

smaller in size

c)

can withstand high temperature

12.

Azli needs to measure a fixed volume of liquid and transfer it to another container. Which apparatus can he use?

a)

Measuring cylinder

b)

Burette

c)

Pipette

13.

.............. is used for holding apparatus during experiments.

a)

Test tube holder

b)

Retort stand and clamp

c)

Tripod stand

14.

You can hold a hot test tube using ................

a)

test tube rack

b)

test tube holder

c)

retort stand and clamp

15.

The above hazard symbol means ......

a)

explosive

b)

radioactive

c)

toxic or poisonous

d)

corrosive

16.

When you are in the laboratory, you should AVOID .... (answer more than 1 )

a)

turning off the taps before leaving the laboratory

b)

eat, drink or play

c)

throwing solid waste into the sink

d)

entering laboratory without teacher's permission

17.

What you should do if someone inhaled toxic gas?

a)

Hold under running water

b)

Spit out immediately

c)

Move away from the gas for fresh air

d)

Flush eyes vigorously with water

18.

Convert 2.5kg to g

a)

25g

b)

250g

c)

2500g

19.

Which of these are used to measure volume of liquids? (answer more than 1)

a)

Filter funnel

b)

Burette

c)

Measuring cylinder

d)

Pipette

20.
Forming a hypothesis is an important part of the scientific process.  A hypothesis is.....
a)
a question that scientists form during their investigation.
b)
a statement of what scientists think will happened during an investigation.
c)
an opinion that all scientists must learn to agree with.
d)
a set of data that is recorded during the investigation.
21.
After scientists define a problem, they begin their investigation with research.  Which are examples of appropriate reference materials?
a)
Journals, books, and scientific articles.
b)
Blogs, internet, and books.
c)
Newspapers, Wikipedia, and books
d)
COMIC BOOKS!
22.
An observation is...
a)
a data chart that scientists analyze for results.
b)
a great way to form opinions about science.
c)
a great way for scientists to have fun!
d)
something you find out about objects, events or living things by using your senses.  
23.
What is the purpose of an experiment?
a)
To have a great amount of fun!
b)
To use the scientific methods to test your hypothesis. 
c)
To gather data and share findings.
d)
What is an experiment??
24.
Scientists study how many variables in an investigation?
a)
none
b)
one
c)
two
d)
three
25.
Scientists organize their data on ___________.
a)
white boards
b)
graphs and tables
c)
tablets
d)
internet