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Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
Shadows have many colours.
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The audience can see the shadows of puppets when we use opaque materials instead of translucent paper for a theatre screen.
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We can make a shadow puppet because our hands are opaque.
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Sunglasses that are more opaque than other glasses are called translucent materials.
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The object which allows light to pass through partially is called an opaque object.
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Egg shell is a transparent material.
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False
When light is shone on a book, a dark shadow is formed.
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When light is shone on an object which allows all the light to pass through it, so that object is called translucent materials.
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We cannot see things clearly through frosted glasses because they are translucent materials.
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Bubble wrap is an example of opaque materials.
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The empty water bottle will fall faster than the full water bottle because of gravity pulls.
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Down is always the same direction in every places on the Earth.
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The unit of the force was named after the scientist Dr. John Nigh.
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The friction always against the movement.
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Forces can changes objects' motions.
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Gravity makes things have weight.
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Heavier objects have more friction.
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Down is always towards the centre of the Earth.
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If your shoes have many bumpy pattern on the soles, you might fall over.
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Friction can happen between two surfaces.
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Gravity pushes aeroplanes upwards.
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Magnets can attract wood and glass.
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False
Magnets can attract or repel magnetic materials.
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Metals such as iron, nickel, cobalt are attracted to magnets.
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A compass uses a small magnet to point south.
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Planet Earth has its own magnetic field.
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Magnets can be made in almost any shape or size.
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Magnetic fields cannot work through other materials, such as paper.
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False
Magnets can be found in many household items such as fridges and electric toothbrushes.
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Opposite poles of magnets will always attract each other.
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False
The Moon does not have gravity.
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False
The Moon rises in the east and sets in the west.
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The time it takes the Earth to completely revolve around the Sun is one year.
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The time it takes the Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis is one week.
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The Earth spinning on its axis is called rotation.
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False
The Moon takes 24 hours to orbit the Earth.
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False
The Sun is made up of rocks.
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The moon is not visible in the night sky during new moon phase.
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False
When the light side of the Moon is getting bigger, we can say the Moon is waxing.
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When the light side of the Moon is getting bigger, we can say the Moon is waning.
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False
The phases of the Moon are always the same in the northern and southern hemispheres.
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The different shapes of the Moon are called phases.
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When the Moon is closer to the Sun than the Earth, we can see crescent moon.
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If we see only a little dark side of the Moon, it is called a gibbous moon.
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We can see first quarter moon when the Moon is the same distance away from the Sun as the Earth.
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Isaac Newton was the first person to walk on the Moon in 1969.
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The shape of the Moon's orbit around the Earth is oval-shaped.
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False
A rocket can use the Earth's gravity to go faster and so it can get to the Moon.
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False
The Moon's gravity is the strongest one when it is compared to the Sun and the Earth.
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False
The Moon's surface is rough because of craters.
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