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WorksheetsYr 2 Revision quiz.
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is the pattern shown in the pictogram?
Height is increasing with age
height is decreasing with age
There is no change in height
Why moon is not a light source?
It borrows light from sun
It borrows light from stars
It has its own light
What is a pattern?
Similar change in results
No change in results
Different change in results
When it is sunrise or sunset, what is the position of the sun?
Highest in the sky
Lowest in the sky
Middle of the sky
At what time the sun is at lower position?
12 pm
Noon time
10 am morning
What is the position of the sky at noon/midday/12 pm?
Highest
middle of the sky
Both options are correct
Look at the picture and identify the position of the sun at 4pm
B
C
D
Martin's clay got longer than Elley's clay. Identify the reason.
Martin rolled the clay more
Elley rolled the clay more
Both of them have equal length of clay.
Look at the table carefully. How longer was the clay after 20 rolls than after 10 rolls?
4
10
6
Salma took 7 paper sheets to stop the light from flashlight 1 and 4 paper sheets to stop the light from flashlight 2. Which flashlight is brighter and why?
Flashlight 1, it needs more paper sheets
Flashlight 2, it needs more paper sheets
Flashlight 2, it needs less paper sheets
Look at the table. How long was the clay after 10 rolls?
2
4
7
Look at the table. How long was the clay after 20 rolls?
10
4
7
Identify the rock.
Slate
Granite
Chalk
Which one is the hardest rock?
Earth is moving around the sun.
True
False
Liffy uses reflective jacket to work at night, because...
Others can see her
She can see others
Jacket is a light source
Look at the picture and choose the correct stage number for the picture.
3
1
4
Identify the stage of the human lifecycle shown in picture.
Toddler
Child
baby
Where do we use the sandstone?
Kitchen counters
Rooftops
Old houses
Which one is the correct sequence for their hardness? (Softest to hardest)
Chalk < Sandstone < Marble
Marble < Sandstone < Granite
Sandstone < Marble < Chalk
