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Kumpulan Soal SCI Sem2 Kelas 5

Total questions: 120

Worksheet time: 3600secs

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1.

The handle of frying pan is often coated in rubber because rubber provides ….

a)

heat conduction

b)

heat insulation

c)

a cool accent

d)

a low melting point

2.

Which of the following is NOT considered an insulator ?

a)

Rubber

b)

Styrofoam

c)

Plastic

d)

Aluminum

3.

Conductors are materials that ….

a)

allow cold to pass through them freely

b)

stop heat from passing through

c)

allow heat to pass through them freely

d)

stop cold from passing through

4.

Cherish is making a trivet. A trivet is placed on a table beneath a hot pot. She knows that she must choose something that will NOT allow heat to pass easily from the hot pot to the table. Which material should Cherish use to make the trivet ? 

a)

aluminum and cooper

b)

silicon and wood

c)

aluminum and silicon

d)

copper and iron

5.

Is gold a good insulator ?

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Is this diamond a good conductor ?

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about insulators ?

a)

Insulators are capable of transmitting sound

b)

Insulators are not able to conduct heat

c)

Insulators have the same properties as conductors

d)

The insulator is made of aluminum

8.

The inner glass wall of the flask is lined with silver mirrors. The function of the mirror

is . . . heat in a thermos.

a)

move

b)

absorb

c)

reflect

d)

filter

9.

Brenda is making sweet tea with hot water. She can't drink it straight away, but she has to let it for a

while so the water doesn't get too hot. This is because ….

a)

heat transfer from air to water

b)

heat transfer occurs from water to air directly and from water to glass

c)

heat transfer from sugar to water

d)

the heat of the water is absorbed by the sugar

10.

Plastic materials are used as containers for various food and drinks because they ...

a)

It is light and heat resistant

b)

It is light and fire resistant

c)

It is light and waterproof

d)

Its heavy and fire-resistant

11.

The function of the inner glass wall of the thermos is to ....

a)

Heating water in a thermos

b)

Prevents heat transfer by conduction

c)

Reflects heat from inside the thermos

d)

Prevents water from evaporating out

12.

This object is an insulator. This object is light, flexible, and resistant to heat. The thing is ….

a)

glass

b)

rubber

c)

iron

d)

aluminum

13.

Read to the following properties!

    (1) Including conductor material

    (2) Waterproof

    (3) Not as good as metal conductor properties.

    (4) Transparent

Objects that have these properties are ….

a)

glass

b)

zink

c)

book

d)

wood

14.

We often use conductors and insulators in our daily life. One of these things is an iron. The part of the 

iron that conducts heat is....

a)

.

hot dial

b)

base part

c)

top part

d)

handle

15.

When it rains and the air feels cold, Julia rubs her palms together. Julia did it repeatedly, so the palms 

felt warm. Which of the following statements is true regarding Julia’s activities....

a)

Cold air is a sign of rain.

b)

The friction of two objects can produce fire.

c)

rain and cold air go together.

d)

Heat energy can be generated when there is friction between two objects

16.

The following is the use of solar thermal energy by fishermen:

a)

drying ice

b)

drying fish

c)

dry the ground

d)

irradiating seawater

17.

When brewing coffee, it turns out that the outer wall of the glass cup that we use as the container is 

also hot. The conclusion that can be drawn from this incident is....

a)

in the glass cup there is conduction of heat propagation

b)

glass cup can conduct heat by convection

c)

the glass cup is high quality

d)

the price of the cup is cheap

18.

Wood is used to make the handle of the spatula. This is because wood is…

a)

not easy to melt

b)

absorb heat

c)

retain heat

d)

strong and hard

19.

The occurrence of land breezes is an example of heat transfer by....

a)

conduction

b)

convection

c)

radiation

d)

isolation

20.

The color of clothing that absorbs the sun's heat the most is....

a)

grey

b)

white

c)

yellow

d)

black

21.

The molecules in a gas ….

a)

are in a regular pattern

b)

slide past one another in a flowing manner

c)

are tightly packed

d)

vibrate, move freely, and spread

22.

Objects that are light and resistant to water are....

a)

Paper

b)

Cloth

c)

Iron

d)

Plastic

23.

Wood is often used for making home furniture because …

a)

It is hard and difficult to form

b)

Soft and expensive

c)

It is hard and easy to shape

d)

the price quite expensive

24.

Define “Boiling point” as …

a)

the temperature at which an object changes from a solid to a liquid

b)

the temperature at which an object changes from a liquid to a solid

c)

.

the temperature at which an object changes from a liquid to gas

d)

the temperature at which an object changes from a gas to a liquid

25.

Glass filled with cold water after a long time the outer wall of the glass will see water droplets. This is because ....

a)

The air outside the glass undergoes evaporation

b)

The air outside the glass condenses due to cooling

c)

The water in the glass comes out due to cooling

d)

The water in the glass comes out due to freezing

26.

Camphor / mothball are commonly made of naphthalene or para- dichlorobenzene, both of which are toxic to humans. It will run out over time indicating an process of ….

a)

condensation

b)

evaporation

c)

sublimation

d)

crystallization

27.

Read the processes below carefully !

(1) Ice melts when placed in the open air

(2) Candles will melt when burned

(3) Chocolate bars will melt when heated

(4) Water if placed in the freezer will turn into ice

Changes in state process that receive or require heat are shown in the number ....

a)

(1), (2), and (3)

b)

(1), (2), and (4)

c)

(1), (3), and (4)

d)

(2), (3), and (4)

28.

Read the changes in the state of matter below!

(1) melt

(2) crystallize

(3) evaporate

(4) freeze

Process that release heat or decrease in temperature are shown in the number …

a)

(1) and (2)

b)

(1) and (3)

c)

(2) and (3)

d)

(2) and (4)

29.

Drying clothes under the hot sun is an example of .... process.

a)

melting

b)

evaporation

c)

freezing

d)

sublimation

30.

Read the following statement!

(1) The shape changes according to the place.

(2) Pressing in any direction.

(3) The content is not fixed.

(4) The form is fixed.

(5) Fixed contents.

The properties of gases are listed in the number …

a)

(1), (2), and (4)

b)

(1), (2), and (5)

c)

(1), (3), and (4)

d)

(2), (4), and (5)

31.

The continuous rotation of water from the earth to the atmosphere and back to the earth called ... water.

a)

flowing of

b)

overflow of

c)

cycle of

d)

source of

32.

Along the steps of the water cycle, what makes possible for the water to be provided sufficiently on the highland is

a)

water vapor condensation to create rain

b)

clouds stay up in the sky

c)

condensation on earth surface

d)

river that flows water down to the sea

33.

Water on earth does not run out because there is a water cycle but the availability of clean water is .... without human care on nature.

a)

limited

b)

overflow

c)

continuously available

d)

available in unlimited quantities

34.

The basic requirements for clean and healthy water are:

a)

does not contain germs

b)

blue color

c)

taste a little salty

d)

contain many organisms

35.

Dirty water can be made clear and clean by ....

a)

dried in the sun

b)

filter

c)

boiling

d)

coloring

36.

The biggest factor that pollutes clean water in urban areas is ....

a)

lack of trees

b)

hot air

c)

dense population

d)

liquid waste from big industry

37.

Here's how to save water in everyday life, namely ....

a)

not shower

b)

wash clothes as often as possible

c)

bathing using a shower

d)

watering plants using clean water

38.

The following actions that we can do to help reduce the clean water crisis, EXCEPT ....

a)

plant trees

b)

make infiltration holes

c)

save water usage

d)

watering plants with clean water

39.

The following is NOT the cause of the reduced ability of the soil to store water ....

a)

reforestation

b)

illegal logging

c)

deforestation

d)

industrial permit area expansion

40.

One way to keep groundwater reserves available is to ....

a)

pave the road

b)

make a swaddle

c)

make infiltration wells

d)

cutting down trees for building materials

41.

Changes in an object that can increase in length, width, area or change in volume due to the influence of heat is called ....

a)

Growth

b)

Expression

c)

Shrinkage

d)

Expansion

42.

The carpenter's habit is to design a window frame that is slightly wider than the actual  size. What is the purpose of this action?

a)

to make it looked more beautiful

b)

to provide space for glass expansion when exposed to heat

c)

the frame does not get damaged quickly

d)

the wind can enter between the gap

43.

All installations of electrical cable between electric poles are always made to be slack on purpose . What is the purpose of this act?

a)

to avoid the kite thread tangled on the cable

b)

to save an installation costs

c)

to avoid the cable to break when shrinkage occurs during night time

d)

look more attractive

44.

All actions below describe ways to solve the problem with heat expansion except ....

a)

Not to pump the bicycle tires too full

b)

Provide gaps between each end of the train rail bars when assembling them on the track

c)

Provide a small gaps between the glass and its frame when designing a window frame

d)

Tie the flag string loose after we finish raising the national flag on its pole

45.

What kind of process happened inside the liquid filled thermometer column so it can measure the temperature of an object being touched by it?

a)

The heat activates the molecules inside the column to rise up the scale

b)

The heat expands or shrinks the liquid inside the column directly proportional to the temperature

c)

The liquid is a smart liquid which has a memory to read the temperature

d)

The column made of a conductor that can measure the temperature

46.

As she was washing glasses and dishes, mother inadvertently put glass A inside glass B, which later turned out stuck together and could not be released. To solve the problem, Mother put both glasses together inside the hot water, and soon the glass A can be easily pulled out of glass B.

Why did such a thing happen?

a)

Both glasses went through shrinking in the hot water

Both glasses went through shrinking in the hot water

b)

Both glasses expanded together in the warm water

c)

Glass A expanded first, before glass B did

d)

Glass B expanded prior to glass A

47.

The correct statement about how  the process of water heating up using a stove burner is ....

a)

water at the top part gets hot quicker, so that it cannot go downward

b)

water at the top gets hot quicker, then goes down and is replaced by cool water

c)

water at the bottom is hotter, so that it goes downward

d)

water at the bottom gets hot quicker, then goes upward and replaced by cool water

48.

The process of changing state from a gas to a solid due to the release of heat is called …

a)

freezing

b)

crystallization

c)

sublimation

d)

condensation

49.

Choose 3 processes which  are accepting heat energy in the heating process to change their  state of a substance.

a)

melting, deposition, and evaporation

b)

sublimation, condensation, and melting

c)

evaporation, deposition, and sublimation

d)

melting, sublimation, and evaporation

50.

The three (3) processes below will release heat energy when a change of state occurs.

a)

sublimation, deposition, and freezing

b)

condensation, deposition and evaporation

c)

deposition, condensation, and freezing

d)

evaporation, freezing, and sublimation

51.

During the winter season, when the water vapor in the cloud is heavier then it goes down to the earth in the form of snow. The changing state happens in this condition is ....

a)

Condensation

b)

Evaporation

c)

Sublimation

d)

Deposition

52.

Please observe what happened in the picture carefully!

What really occurred in the picture is caused by:

a)

A sudden evaporation on the water in the glass as it poured

b)

Water expansion in the glass

c)

A uniform expansion of the glass as water poured

d)

Non uniform expansion of the glass surface

53.

Budi prepares two glasses, one filled with cold water, and the second filled with hot water. Then he manages an experiment, by adding a teaspoon of salt into each of them. What do you think Budi wants to prove out of the observation being done?

a)

Budi wants to prove that salt is solvable in water

b)

Budi wants to make sure that salt is solvable in water, no matter what the temperature is

c)

Budi wants to find out what is the effect of temperature on the solubility of salt

d)

Budi wants to find which glass contains the most salt at the end of the experiment

54.

A metal spoon and a wooden spoon are heated. Put chocolate bars on the end of each spoon. Chocolate on the metal spoon melts earlier than the chocolate on the wooden spoon. This show that . . . .

a)

wooden material absorbs water better than metal does

b)

wood is a conductor, whereas metal is an insulator

c)

wood is an insulator, whereas metal is a conductor

d)

chocolate can not melt on wooden material

55.

All of the following causes the water cycle to occur, except ….

a)

water condensation

b)

water cleanliness

c)

water flow

d)

water evaporation

56.

Water on earth does not run out because there is a water cycle everywhere around the world, but the  availability of clean water is ....

a)

limited

b)

overflowing

c)

continuously available

d)

available in unlimited quantities

57.

How to maintain water quality so that it is not polluted is ....

a)

throw industrial waste into the sea

b)

washing clothes in the river flow

c)

let the faucet run continuously when not in use

d)

always throw garbage in its proper place

58.

The following are human activities that cause disruption of the water cycle:

a)

dismantling concrete building for a better water absorption

b)

converting water catchment areas into rice fields

c)

excessive use of water for daily life

d)

manage the vacant land to be planted with useful plants

59.

Plants leaves looked wet in the morning. This is the outcome of the process of ....

a)

Evaporation

b)

Condensation

c)

Melting

d)

Freezing

60.

Citra Kasih group of students do  a kind of environmental activity as shown in the picture: This kind of activity, when being done massively in regular bases, will effectively affecting the water cycle process, in a form of:

a)

Optimize the water infiltration into the soil

b)

Reducing the water reserve volume far down in the earth

c)

Slowing down the speed of water cycle process

d)

Make the water flow faster on the earth surface

61.

All materials that are available in nature and can be used for human needs are called ...

a)

Natural ingredients

b)

Natural wealth

c)

Natural resources

d)

Natural diversity

62.

Examples of renewable natural resources are ..

a)

water, land and coal

b)

coal, animals and water

c)

water, gas and oil

d)

water, animals and plants

63.

The following are types of renewable natural resources, namely ...

a)

gold and iron

b)

sunshine and wind

c)

gasoline and water

d)

coal and petroleum

64.

Read the examples of natural resources below!

1) Petroleum

2) Plants

3) Water

4) Coal

Non-renewable natural resources are indicated by the number ..

a)

1 and 2

b)

1 and 4

c)

2 and 3

d)

2 and 4

65.

Plantation land in Indonesia produces a lot of biological natural resources, one example is like the following picture. These natural resources are used to make ...

a)

Kitchen appliances

b)

Paper

c)

Tire

d)

Clothes

66.

Coal is one of the natural resources that has been used by the people to be used as ...

a)

Airplane fuel

b)

Railway train fuel

c)

Engine lubricant

d)

Jewelry raw materials

67.

The examples below is the utilization of mining products that we can used as raw materials for making jewelry, namely ...

a)

Petroleum and coal

b)

Copper and sand

c)

Silver and gold

d)

Water and soil

68.

Tiara's parents own a chicken farm. So, what Tiara's parents can produce is ...

a)

clothes

b)

eggs

c)

fresh milk

d)

cheese

69.

Corn is a natural resource that can be used as a substitute staple food for ...

a)

fish

b)

fruit

c)

vegetables

d)

rice

70.

Here are the examples of natural resources from agriculture ...

a)

corn and cloves

b)

rambutan and orchid

c)

rice and corn

d)

coffee and rubber

71.

Gold, copper and silver are examples of non-renewable natural resources. This is because the things ….

a)

hard and not easily damaged

b)

Classified as expensive goods

c)

included as luxury goods

d)

their availability are limited number in nature

72.

One of the types of job below that utilize non-renewable natural resources is ...

a)

chicken satay seller

b)

rice seller

c)

fruit merchant

d)

sand miner

73.

The part of the plant that is mostly used to make household appliances is ...

a)

branch/ twig

b)

leaf

c)

root

d)

stem

74.

The following are examples of the use of technology, except ...

a)

processing paddy into rice

b)

processing wood into paper

c)

processing of cotton, wool, and silk into cloth

d)

processing patchwork into crafts

75.

Human needs water for their life activities, so they have to ...

a)

collect all rain water

b)

damp every river

c)

make as many wells as possible

d)

maintain water sustainability

76.

Humans have the right to use petroleum as a natural resource, but humans also have an obligation to conserve its use. This is done so that the source of petroleum energy ….

a)

doesn't run out fast

b)

can be renewed

c)

is getting more expensive

d)

can be replaced immediately

77.

The example below shown an attitude of saving petroleum energy, namely ....

a)

does not use petroleum at all

b)

to look cool, always take a private vehicle

c)

when traveling close, prioritize walking

d)

f burning garbage, always use petroleum products

78.

Plants and animals can be conserved because ...

a)

produce waste as fertilizer

b)

can breed

c)

can be rotten due to bacteria

d)

it's quite long lived

79.

Excessive use of natural resources will cause these natural resources become ...

a)

reproduce continuously

b)

stay sustainable

c)

extinct

d)

increase in number

80.

Over exploitation of natural resources might have the following impacts, except ...

a)

erosion occurs

b)

volcano erupts

c)

landslide occurs

d)

.

flood occurs

81.

Human activities that can change the earth's surface are ...

a)

Forest burning

b)

Fishing in the sea

c)

Paddy planting in the fields

d)

School building construction

82.

One of the changes in the earth's surface that we can find as a result of illegal deforestation is ...

a)

Soil structure becomes weak

b)

Shrubs are getting more and more

c)

The land becomes barren and arid

d)

Animals that live in the forest move to other place

83.

The consequences that are often caused by mining activities are ...

a)

ground fall apart

b)

the humus layer is lifted

c)

soil becomes solid

d)

the composition of the soil layer changes

84.

The following are the bad consequences of illegal logging, namely ...

a)

Clean water available

b)

cheap wood price

c)

lots of wood available

d)

landslide occurred

85.

Human activities that can change the earth's surface which was originally overgrown with trees into barren land are ...

a)

reforestation

b)

throw trash in the river

c)

illegal logging

d)

terracing

86.

Human activities that do not change the earth's surface are ...

a)

building housing

b)

build a reservoir

c)

clean the river

d)

mining

87.

The following are positive impacts of human activities in changing the earth's surface, except ...

a)

can increase food yield

b)

loss of water absorption area

c)

easy transportation route

d)

fulfillment of housing needs

88.

Take a look at the following picture of illegal logging activities ! The impact that occurs as a result of these activities is ...

a)

there is a forest fire

b)

the amount of agricultural land is increasing

c)

will cause a flood

d)

people's lives improve

89.

In big cities, many factories and industries are established. Most factories dispose of their waste into rivers without being treated first. Disposal of factory waste into rivers can result in ...

a)

the population of aquatic plants is increasing

b)

increased oxygen content in the water

c)

the destruction of life in the river

d)

fish can reproduce quickly

90.

A greenhouse is a building where plants are cultivated. It traps some of the coming solar radiation, the air inside is generally warmer than the air outside. Which gas in Earth's atmosphere acts like this greenhouse?

a)

sulphur

b)

oxygen

c)

nitrogen

d)

carbondioxide

91.

What is a natural resource that cannot be replaced once used? The examples are fossil fuels and mined ores of metals.

a)

renewable resources

b)

non-renewable resources

c)

pollution

d)

endangered

92.

What human activities have led to the thinning of the Ozone layer?

a)

use of gamma radiation in military experiments

b)

planting more trees

c)

poaching

d)

use of harmful CFCs in cooling units

93.

Which chemical is the main cause for the increase in the greenhouse effect?

a)

Sodium Chloride

b)

dihydrogen oxide

c)

Carbon dioxide

d)

Carbonite

94.

What is a possible consequence of global warming?

a)

melting of polar ice caps

b)

core meltdown leading to Earth exploding

c)

Earth falling out of its orbit

d)

mutations from increased cosmic radiation

95.

Petroleum is consumed at a much slower rate than any renewable resources

a)

True

b)

False

96.

Which of the following is not an utilization of natural resources from farming, namely

a)

aloe vera

b)

milk

c)

meat

d)

skin

97.

Tusita wants to practice conservation. She has decided to examine her lifestyle in order to identify areas in which she can reduce the resources she consumes, reuse resources she already has, and recycle resources that she can not reuse.

In which of the following ways can Tusita best reduce the resources she currently consume?

a)

ride a bike to work instead of taking her car

b)

use an organic rather than synthetic fertilizer in her garden

c)

be a customer to a daily rather than a weekly newspaper

d)

use paper grocery bags as gift wrap

98.

The water contamination is caused by ...

a)

presence (in groundwater) of toxic chemicals that exceed what is naturally found in the water

b)

presence (in groundwater) of toxic biological agents that exceed what is naturally found in the water

c)

presence (in groundwater) of toxic chemicals and bilogical agents the exceed what is naturally   found in the water

d)

none of the above are correct

99.

An increase in Earth's average temperature due to the buildup of carbon dioxide and other gases in Earth's atmosphere is called ...

a)

ozone buildup

b)

thermal pollution

c)

thermal energy

d)

global warming

100.

Natural resources like oil and copper metal take a very long time to form. Because of this, they are known as ...

a)

fossil fuels

b)

vital resources

c)

renewable resources

d)

non-renewable resources

101.

Which of the following is classified as a pure substance?

a)

ketchup

b)

lemonade

c)

fruit punch

d)

Helium

102.

In which mixture can you see all of the elements/ parts being mixed?

a)

homogeneous mixture

b)

heterogeneous mixture

103.

What is a solvents?

a)

the material being dissolved

b)

the liquid used to dissolve

104.

Which of the following is a solution?

a)

fruit salad

b)

vegetable soup

c)

chocolate powder

d)

chocolate milk

105.

The concentration of a mixture can be increased in which of the following ways?

a)

stirring the mixture

b)

heating the mixture

c)

adding more powder "solute"

d)

adding more water "solvent"

106.

In the picture below, a powder is about to be poured into the liquid. Which of the following should be done to make this powder dissolve faster?

a)

freeze the mixture

b)

stir the powder in the liquid

c)

store the mixture in a dark place

d)

add more powder to the liquid

107.

If Jovan wants to make a solute dissolve more quickly in a solvent, which would he do?

a)

put it in cold water and stir it

b)

put it in normal water and stir it

c)

put it in warm water and stir it

d)

only put it in the water

108.

The substances in this mixture do not blend smoothly throughout, and the individual substances that compose the mixture can be detected or seen, what is this?

a)

pure substance

b)

suspension

c)

heterogeneous mixture

d)

homogeneous mixture

109.

The substances in this mixture have been mixed together so well that the different parts will not separate on their own.

a)

solution

b)

homogeneous mixture

c)

heterogeneous mixture

d)

pure substance

110.

What happens when sand and water are mixed together?

a)

water will change physical properties

b)

the cup will get really cold

c)

sand will settle to the bottom

d)

sand will float on the of the water

111.

In laboratory, a salt water solution was stirred. Julia wants to separate salt from water. What separation technique should she use?

a)

freezing

b)

use a strong magnet

c)

filtration

d)

evaporation

112.

If a sugar water solution was filtered, What would be contained in the filtrate?

a)

water and oxygen

b)

water

c)

sugar water

d)

sugar

113.

The type of separation that would be appropriate if you need to separate solid particles from a liquid is ...

a)

separation funnel

b)

filtration

c)

distillation

d)

crystallization

114.

If we want to separate sand and iron fillings, we would use a ...

a)

coffee filter paper

b)

a screen strainer

c)

our hands

d)

a magnet

115.

Fayola wants to know if there are any grains of iron in a 50 gram mixture of sand and pebbles. What could she do to answer her question?

a)

use a magnifying glass to look for black grains

b)

separate the mixture by using flotation

c)

pass a magnet through the mixture

d)

use sifting to separate pebbles from the sand

116.

The equipment shown below can be used to separate the parts of a mixture based on...

a)

melting point

b)

particle size

c)

boiling point

d)

magnetism

117.

A mixture of water, sand, and sugar is poured into a filter. What passes through the filter?

a)

only the sand

b)

water and sand

c)

only the water

d)

water and sugar

118.

What will best allow more solute to be dissolved in solvent?

a)

stirring

b)

adding more solute

c)

cooling solution

d)

heating

119.

The picture below using a strainer or a big screen to separate the components of solid mixtures.

a)

distillation

b)

sieving

c)

magnetism

d)

filtration

120.

This technique is based on the differences of the boiling points of the substance in the mixture.

a)

centrifugate

b)

sedimentation

c)

distillation

d)

filtration