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WorksheetsQ4 Mastery Test Science
Total questions: 98
Worksheet time: 59mins
What is Force?
A push or pull
Gravity
Friction
Magnetism
What is motion?
A push or a pull
Gravity
When an object moves
When an object moves away from you
What is energy?
The ability to do work
When an object moves
When an object rubs against another object
A push or pull
What is work?
When force is used to move an object
a push or pull
when an object rubs against another object
an unbalanced force
What is friction?
A force caused by gravity
A force caused when two objects rub against each other
A push or pull
A balanced force
What is a push?
When gravity acts on an object
When an object moves towards you
When an object moves away from you
a balanced force
What is a pull?
A force caused when two objects rub together
A force caused by gravity
When an object moves away from you
When an object moves towards you
Which force causes a car to stop when the breaks are hit?
Push
Pull
Friction
Gravity
Which force causes a ball to come back down when it is thrown in the air?
Friction
Gravity
Acceleration
Magnetism
How does gravity affect acceleration?
It causes an object to stop
It causes an object to speed up
It causes an object to change direction
It causes an object to slow down
What motion pattern does a seesaw move?
back and forth
round and round
in and out
up and down
Any kind of push or pull is called a __________.
weight
force
position
magnettism
Picking an apple from a tree is a __________.
Pull
Push
Friction
Magnetism
Which of these is a push? Select all that apply.
Unzipping your jacket
Hammering a nail
Picking a flower in a garden
Kicking a soccer ball
Select the correct words to complete the sentence.
The man is using force to (push/pull) the shopping cart to (start/stop) the motion.
push, stop
pull, stop
push, start
pull, start
Select the correct words to complete the sentence.
The girl will (push/pull) the soccer ball to catch it and (start/stop) the motion.
pull, stop
push, stop
push, start
pull, start
Why does it take less force to throw a paper airplane rather than a baseball?
The paper airplane has less mass than the baseball.
The baseball is round and the paper airplane is not.
The paper airplane has more mass than the baseball.
The baseball has less mass than the paper airplane.
Which item would you need to use more force to throw?
Beach Ball
Golf Ball
Tennis ball
Bowling Ball
What is a force that slows down moving objects?
motion
friction
position
machine
Which surface would cause more friction for you to skate on?
rink
grass
sidewalk
down a hill
What is gravity?
force that keeps you floating in the air
any kind of push or pull
a force that pulls objects together
a change in position
Why is the force of gravity weaker on the moon than on Earth?
the moon is far away from
the Earth
the moon is smaller in mass
than the Earth
the moon is colder than the Earth
the moon has less water than the Earth
What are the two poles on a magnet?
north and east
south and west
north and south
east and west
What happens when the opposite poles of two magnets come near each other?
the magnets push apart
the magnets lose their magnetism
the magnets get bigger
the magnets pull together
What causes magnets to repel, or push away, from each other?
same poles come near each other
different color magnets touch
opposite poles come near
each other
magnets of different shapes
Which item will attract ta magnet?
Paper
Eraser
Nail
Water Bottle
Which item will not attract a magnet?
Lego
Nickel
Iron
Paper Clip
It is the ability to do work.
wind
light
heat
energy
This is a form of energy that we can hear.
wind energy
light energy
heat energy
sound energy
This form of energy can turn a solid into a liquid, a liquid into gas or a liquid into solid.
wind energy
light energy
heat energy
sound energy
This form of energy make liquid evaporate.
wind energy
light energy
heat energy
sound energy
This form of energy is used by plants for photosynthesis.
wind energy
light energy
heat energy
sound energy
This form of energy is what we need to see objects around us.
wind energy
light energy
heat energy
sound energy
Electricity and the sun are sources of _______.
heat
wind
sound
Sources of energy are materials that we can use to harness energy.
_______ can turn sunlight into electricity
wind turbines
solar panels
coal
_______ can turn the force of wind into electricity
wind turbines
solar panels
coal
water
_______ can be burned to produce electricity/energy
wind turbinesproduce
solar panels
coal
water
Which source of energy does not belong to the group?
It is a source of energy used for cooking and heating.
LPG or liquefied petroleum gas
solar energy
wind energy
sound energy
a loud alarm clock
light energy
wind energy
sound energy
heat energy
A form of energy that makes things warm.
light energy
wind energy
sound energy
heat energy
light energy
wind energy
sound energy
heat energy
light energy
sound energy
heat energy
light energy
sound energy
heat energy
light energy
sound energy
heat energy
light energy
sound energy
heat energy
light energy
sound energy
heat energy
light energy
sound energy
heat energy
What type of energy does the fire make to keep us warm?
Energy can neither be created nor destroyed.
True
False
Which is energy in motion?
Kinetic energy
Potential energy
(a) are sound waves that have been reflected back to the speaker.
(a) is the way that our ears can hear frequency.
Objects that allow little to no light pass through are called....
Opaque
Transparent
Translucent
Objects that allow some light through it is called....
Transparent
Opaque
Translucent
An image in a mirror is clear because the scattering of the light is organised. This is called (a)
Unlike sound, light waves can travel through a
vacuum
liquid
gas
Which of the following is not a form of precipitation that falls to the earth from the sky?
Rain
Hail
Wind
Snow
A person who studies weather is called a ________.
Geologist
Meteorologist
Weatherologist
None of the above
Water falling from clouds in the sky, in the form of water droplets or ice crystals, is called _________.
windy
precipitation
condensation
storm
Temperature is a degree of hotness or coldness that can be measured using a ________.
wind vane
rain gauge
thermometer
baromater
. _______ is measured in degrees on the Fahrenheit, Celsius, and Kelvin scales.
Temperature
Rain
Humidity
Air
A large collection of very tiny droplets of water or ice crystals floating in the sky is called a ___________.
ice
cloud
dew
none of the above
Wind is caused by _________.
uneven heating of the Earth’s surface
revolution of the Earth around the sun
Both of them
. ___________ can cause flooding.
Heavy rain
Plenty of sunshine
Sunshine
cloudy
Clouds are made up of _________.
cotton
water droplets
Gass
all of the above
Which of the following is not a part of weather?
Temperature
Rain
Climate
Wind
-----------is the condition of the atmosphere
Weather
Water
Water cycle
all of the above
Weather changes on a day-to-day basis
True
False
a time of the year that has a certain kind of weather
Weather
seasons
Weather seasons
Humidity is moisture in the air
True
False
What does this weather tool measure?
wind direction
amount of precipitation
temperature of the air
What does this weather tool measure?
wind direction
amount of precipitation
temperature of the air
Look at the picture and describe the cloud cover.
CLEAR
CLOUDY
PARTLY CLOUDY
OVERCAST
Look at the picture and describe the cloud cover.
CLEAR
CLOUDY
PARTLY CLOUDY
OVERCAST
Look at the picture and describe the cloud cover.
CLEAR
CLOUDY
PARTLY CLOUDY
OVERCAST
Look at the picture and describe the cloud cover.
CLEAR
CLOUDY
PARTLY CLOUDY
OVERCAST
Look at the picture and describe the cloud cover.
CLEAR
CLOUDY
PARTLY CLOUDY
OVERCAST
