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WorksheetsReview in Science: 3rd PT
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 16mins
It is the energy that we can feel.
heat
light
sound
It is the energy that we can see.
heat
light
sound
It is the energy that we can hear.
heat
light
sound
It allows few light to pass through.
transparent
translucent
opaque
God-made light is called (a) .
It is the main source of heat and light on earth.
sun
fire
electricity
It is the back and forth movement of an object.
sound
vibration
force
(a) is formed when an opaque object blocks the source of light.
It is a push or pull to an object.
force
vibration
energy
It gives off light.
natural light
luminous
non luminous
Identify the image above if it is a Natural or Artificial light.
natural
artificial
Identify the image above if it is a Natural or Artificial light.
Natural
Artificial
Identify the image above if it is a Natural or Artificial light.
Natural
Artificial
Rolling a tire
Push
Pull
Identify the image above if it is a Natural or Artificial light.
Natural
Artificial
Identify the image above if it is a Luminous or Non-luminous object.
luminous
non luminous
Identify the image above if it is a Luminous or Non-luminous object.
luminous
non luminous
Identify the image above if it is a Luminous or Non-luminous object.
luminous
non luminous
Identify the image above if it is a Luminous or Non-luminous object.
luminous
non luminous
stretching a rubber band
Push
Pull
Aquarium is an example of ____________ object.
transparent
translucent
opaque
Needle is an example of ____________ object.
magnetic
nonmagnetic
Frosted glass is an example of ____________ object.
trasparent
translucent
opaque
Book is an example of ____________ object.
transparent
translucent
opaque
Sunglasses is an example of ____________ object.
transparent
translucent
opaque
Sound is the fastest form of energy.
TRUE
FALSE
The heat from the sun can be converted into electricity.
TRUE
FALSE
Light travels in a straight line.
TRUE
FALSE
Put the object near from the source of light to make small shadow.
TRUE
FALSE
Push pin is an example of a nonmagnetic object.
TRUE
FALSE
