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WorksheetsScience exam revision quiz
Total questions: 69
Worksheet time: 50mins
What is the first step in a scientific enquiry?
observation
conclusion
experiment
This is a type of scientific enquiry. _________
Fair Testing
Observing
Plan an experiment
Choose the type of scientific enquiry:
Seeing how much a plant grows every day.
research
observation over time
fair testing
1. Which of these materials is suitable
for making gloves?
paper
wool
glass
A good material
for making an umbrella should be_____________?
Heavy and rough
Light and waterproof
Absorbent and shiny
which materials are suitable for making clothes?
Iron and aluminium
Paper and glass
Cotton and wool
Paper is a good material to use for
wrapping presents
building a chair
making an umbrella
Which object is made of glass?
Which of these materials is used to make rain boots?
Paper
Fabric
Plastic
which property is most important for a raincoat?
rigid
hard
waterproof
transparent
What is this spoon made out of?
Rubber
Metal
What are the curtains made of?
They are made of gold and glass.
They are made of fabric.
They are made of glass.
They are made of wood.
What is this material?
plastic
trees
wood
paper
What is this material?
paper
wood
plastic
How would you describe this glass?
rough and dull
smooth and hard
soft and bendy
Every object is made from different types of_______________.
metals
glass
materials
Rubber is used for making balloons because...
rubber is brittle (easily break)
rubber has elasticity
rubber is strong material
Which property means to protect from water?
waterproof
heat-trapping
opaque
soft
Which property means can't see through?
waterproof
heat-trapping
opaque
soft
Glass is used to make windows because it is...
shiny
transparent
stretchy
smooth
Plastic, wood or metal are used to make chairs because they are...
opaque
smooth
hard
waterproof
Absorbent means....
to see through
to bend and stretch
to soak up liquid easily
We can change the shape of some materials by...
breaking and throwing
twisting and squashing
holding
What is this object made of?
Plastic
Steel
Gold
Metal
Glass is a water-proof material.
TRUE
FALSE
This is an eraser, it is made of ________.
paper
rubber
metal
This material is made from trees. What is it?
plastic
wood
What is the table made from?
wood
plastic
glass
metal
This belt is made of .....
fabric
plastic
leather
rubber
Which material can be found from nature?
plastic
wool
bricks
What material is bendy and stretchy?
rubber
wood
metal
plastic
is plastic a waterproof material?
yes
no
Which material is shiny and hard?
metal
plastic
wood
glass
What type of force is this man using to move his grocery cart forward?
pull
push
A push is ____.
a force to move something away
a force to pull something towards you
when a magnet attracts metals
A pull is _____.
a force to move something towards you
a force to move something away
when a magnet attracts metals
This is an example of what force?
pull
push
gravity
Floating means to sink in water.
True
False
Which of these vehicles will float on water?
Ship
Bus
Truck
Which one will sink in the water?
Coin
Cotton ball
Feather
Popsicle stick
All the images will float.... EXCEPT
What will happen if we put this feather in a water jar?
It will sink
It will float
The opposite of sink is ________
drown
wet
float
IT IS MADE OF...
WOOD
PLASTIC
METAL
GLASS
It is opaque...
BEND
STRETCH
SQUEEZE
BEND
SQUEEZE
STRETCH
BEND
STRETCH
SQUEEZE
What is this simple machine?
Wedge
Inclined plane
Lever
Screw
What is this simple machine
Wedge
Inclined plane
Lever
Screw
Simple machines help you make work __________.
easier
more difficult
interesting
wonderful
This simple machine holds things together,
lever
wheel and axle
pulley
screw
inclined plane
This simple machine moves and lifts objects.
lever
wheel and axle
wedge
screw
inclined plane
A seesaw is an example of a
wedge
lever
inclined plane
pulley
Stairs is a kind of a/an
wedge
pulley
inclined plane
wheel and axle
A movement or a change in position is called __________.
friction
motion
speed
How fast something move is called ________.
position
speed
push
