WorksheetsSCIENCE - REVIEW (3rdQTR)
Total questions: 65
Worksheet time: 33mins
Which of the following examples shows people at work?
How can you make the flag move up on a flagpole?
Pull the rope
Push the rope
Swing the rope
Use a magnet
Which of the following examples shows running water at work?
A ripe guava on a tree fell to the ground. What force acted on the guava?
Gravity
Magnetism
Running Water
Wind
Which of the following DOES NOT make an object move?
Electricity
Gravity
Heat
Wind
What force is needed for the washing machine to work?
Electricity
Gravity
Running Water
Wind
How can you get the coin without getting your hand wet?
Blow at the coin
Use electricity
Use fire
Use a magnet
What force is applied to a paper boat in the stream?
Electricity
Gravity
Running Water
Magnet
What will you do if you want to stop the bike you are riding?
Pedal faster
Push harder
Step down
Use the break
Which of the following correctly shows force stopping a moving obejcts?
Anne stretching a rubber band.
Jessica catching a ball thrown at her.
Father pulling a table across the room.
Ryan playing with a battery- operated toy.
What makes this remote-controlled car move?
electricity
wind
water
Which type of force makes this sailboat move?
gravity
electricity
wind
Why is eveything stays on the ground?
because of magnetic force
because of electrical force
because of gravitational force
Why do astronauts float in outer space?
There is no magnetic force in outer space.
There is no electrical force in outer space.
There is no gravitational force in outer space.
Which among these objects are attracted to magnets?
Which type of force causes this to happen?
Gravitational force
Earthquake
magnetic force
What caused this paper boat to move?
water
wind
earthquake
Which type of force makes the objects in the picture move?
water
wind
earthquake
________________________ force power electrical appliances.
electrical
water
magnetic
Electricity, magnets, wind, moving water, and earthquakes exert forces that make objects__________.
dance
move
push
Magnetic force is the ______________________ between magnets and magnetic materials.
attraction
push or pull
falling
Natural Sound
Man-made sound
Sounds of bird
Natural Sound
Man-made sound
Sounds of kettle
Natural Sound
Man-made sound
Wind blowing
Natural Sound
Man-made sound
Vehicle sound
Natural Sound
Man-made sound
Are any sounds produced by non-human organisms.
(a)
Sounds that was created by humans, as opposed to by God or nature
(a)
NOT SOURCE OF SOUND
NOT SOURCE OF SOUND
Flashlight ----->
Watch -------->
Radio------->
Washing Machine----->
Rice Cooker------>
We can get electricity from two of the following
Electricity that comes from the power station is callled_____________
mains
battery
mane
real
This generates electricity with _______
water
sun
wind
fossil fuel
Solar energy is converted to electricity using one of this
All these use mains electricity EXCEPT
Select the sources of electricity
An object that contains chemical energy which can be converted to electrical energy
We can get electricity from the power station and from _______
batteries
food
light bulbs
heaters
Other sources of electricity different from mains are called _______
alternative sources
best sources
experimental sources
final sources
One of these bring electricity from the power station to our homes
A push or pull on an object
energy
speed
force
work
the act of moving or changing
motion
gravity
friction
inertia
when 2 equal forces act in opposite directions the result is that forms are equal and there is no change.
friction
balanced forces
unbalanced forces
force
a force that attracts things to Earth.
gravity
force
inertia
motion
What happens with a lightweight object rubs against a heavy object?
it bounces forward
it bounces backwards
it stays the same
it speeds up
What is an example of Push motion?
Hammering a nail into a piece of wood.
Lifting a gallon of water.
Plucking the string of a guitar.
Opening a drawer.
An object at rest can can be changed by?
A push or pull
Temperature
Weight
Location
What is an example of Pull motion?
Kicking a ball.
Removing a plug.
Walking with a grocery cart.
Typing in a keyboard.
Shooting a basket and kicking a football are examples of?
Gravity
a push
a pull
Friction
Brushing your hair and putting on a pair of socks are examples of?
a push
a pull
gravity
friction
1. Sun is our primary source of heat?
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2. If the molecules absorb more heat energy, they will vibrate
slower.
T
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3. Combustion produces heat and light.
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4. There is also heat from deep inside the earth.
T
F
5. Electric kettle and oven toaster cook food with their heat using
natural gas.
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1. Victor felt warm after rubbing his
hands.
A. burning fuels
b. electricity
c. friction
d. geothermal heat
e. sun
2. Elise enjoys the hot springs in
Laguna.
a. burning fuels
b. electricity
c. friction
d. geothermal heat
e. sun
3. Sarah cook marshmallows in a
bonfire.
a. burning fuels
b. electricity
c. friction
d. geothermal heat
e. sun
4. Mary boils water in the electric
kettle.
a. burning fuels
b. electricity
c. friction
d. geothermal heat
e. sun
5. Joan hangs her wet slippers outside
to dry.
a. burning fuels
b. electricity
c. friction
d. geothermal heat
e. sun
