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Scilympics Reviewer

Total questions: 75

Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

All of these properties describe metals EXCEPT...

a)

conductors

b)

shiny

c)

malleable

d)

brittle

2.

Which of the following is a Homogeneous Mixture?

a)

halo-halo

b)

ginatan

c)

coffee

3.

Which of the following materials float in water?

a)

ring

b)

hallow blocks

c)

plastic bottle

d)

coin

4.

Which of the following materials have ability to sink in water

a)

steel bar

b)

paper

c)

plastic cup

d)

dry leaves

5.

Why do boats float in water?

a)

Boats are made of wood that make them float.

b)

Man uses paddle to make the boat float.

c)

The sea breeze makes the boat float.

d)

All of the above.

6.

Cotton is a material that allows air and water to pass through it. How will you classify this material?

a)

It is a non-porous material

b)

It is a porous material

c)

It does not absorb water.

d)

It sinks.

7.

What do you call the materials that allow water to pass through?

a)

porous

b)

non-porous

c)

liquid

d)

gas

8.

Based on your module, What are the examples of porous materials.

(a)  

9.

What do you call materials that have no holes which does not allow liquid or air to pass through?

a)

porous

b)

non-porous

c)

solid

d)

gas

10.

Check if the following materials are porous.

a)

cotton

b)

sponge

c)

plastic

d)

rug

11.

Check if the following materials are non-porous.

a)

cotton

b)

sponge

c)

plastic

d)

rug

e)

key

12.

Check if the following materials could float in water.

a)

Slippers

b)

styrofoam

c)

coins

d)

rings

13.

Check if the following materials could sink.

a)

Slippers

b)

Styrofoam

c)

Coins

d)

Rings

14.

A glass of water spilled on the table. You want to dry the table at once. What are you going to use?

a)

cotton

b)

rug made of cloth

c)

tissue paper

d)

handkerchief

15.

Cotton is material that allows air and water to pass through it. How will you classify this material?

a)

It is a non-porous material.

b)

It is a porous material.

c)

It does not absorb water.

d)

It sinks.

16.

What safety precaution do you need to observe in disposing waste materials?

a)

Expose yourself to the waste materials.

b)

Keep the waste materials in your kitchen.

c)

Taste or touch the waste materials before using them.

d)

Use proper equipment in handling waste materials.

17.

Waste should be segregated into_______ groups.

a)

small and big

b)

bluish and yellowish

c)

decaying and non-decaying

d)

hard and soft.

18.

In what way can we change these materials?

a)

by bending

b)

by cutting

c)

by hammering

d)

by pressing

19.

In what way can we change these materials?

a)

by bending

b)

by cutting

c)

by hammering

d)

by pressing

20.

In what way can we change these materials?

a)

by bending

b)

by cutting

c)

by hammering

d)

by pressing

21.

In what way can we change these materials?

a)

by bending

b)

by cutting

c)

by hammering

d)

by pressing

22.

All of these are characteristics of a solid EXCEPT ONE, what is it?

a)

Solids are hard

b)

Solids are sometimes invisible

c)

Solids have their own shape and size

d)

Solids can be change through many ways

23.

Which of these describes what happens to the plastic ruler when it was bent?

a)

The ruler changes its size

b)

The ruler changes its shape

c)

The ruler changes its size and shape

d)

No changes happened to the ruler

24.

Which of the following statements is true about bending?

a)

All solid materials can be bent

b)

When the material is bended, it's properties will change

c)

When solid materials are bended, new material will formed

d)

Solid materials can be bent depending on the property of the materials

25.

All of these materials can be pressed EXCEPT ONE, what is it?

a)

cotton

b)

dough

c)

modeling clay

d)

stone

26.

Which of the following materials can be hammered?

a)

paper

b)

ruler

c)

tin can

d)

towel

27.

Was there a new material formed after we hammered the tin can?

a)

yes

b)

no

c)

maybe

d)

cannot tell

28.

Choose two materials below that can be bent

a)

apple

b)

bread

c)

paper clip

d)

steel

29.

Choose two materials below that can be hammered.

a)

apple

b)

stone

c)

tanzan

d)

towel

30.

Choose two materials below that can be cut.

a)

apple

b)

colored papers

c)

sponge

d)

towel

31.

Choose two materials below that can be pressed.

a)

ruler

b)

spoon

c)

sponge

d)

towel

32.

Which set of materials can be cut?

a)

Cooking oil, water, ketchup

b)

Colored paper, stone, cotton

c)

Stone, chair, laptop

d)

Leaves, vegetable, paper

33.

The following are decaying materials except ______.

a)

leaves

b)

fruit peelings

c)

paper

d)

steel

34.

What do you do to change the physical properties of tin can and nail?

a)

bend

b)

press

c)

hammer

d)

cut

35.

What happens to the solid materials when bent, pressed, hammered and cut? The materials may change their ____________.

a)

size

b)

texture

c)

shape

d)

size, texture and shape

36.

Lito wanted to cook a buttered shrimp. He put a butter in the heated pan. What happens to the butter when heated?

a)

It turned into gas.

b)

It turned into solid.

c)

It turned into liquid.

d)

No changes at all.

37.

Lita always drink her milk before going to bed. She mixed spoonful of sugar and milk in a glass of water. What happens to the sugar and milk when mixed with water?

a)

Completely dissolved in the water.

b)

Settled at the bottom of the container.

c)

Spread out evenly in the water.

d)

Partially dissolved in the water

38.

Which of the following changes in the materials is useful to environment?

a)

throwing garbage in the canal

b)

using paper bags when shopping and buying food

c)

throwing hospital waste into the river

d)

throwing candy wrappers in the sea

39.

Which of the following changes in the materials is harmful to the environment?

a)

throwing detergents into the sewage

b)

cutting and shaping lumber into chair

c)

cutting of fabric to be made into clothes

d)

cutting of wood to be made into table

40.

Nico wanted to dispose their waste materials at home. What should Nico do with the decaying materials?

a)

Nico will make a compost pit or compost hip.

b)

Nico will mix decaying and non-decaying materials.

c)

Nico will throw the decaying materials in the river.

d)

Nico will keep the decaying materials in the cabinet and use them again.

41.

1. Burning of old tires

a)

Useful Activity

b)

Harmful Activity

42.

3. Recycling plastic bottles

a)

Useful Activity

b)

Harmful Activity

43.

4. Making compost pit

a)

Useful Activity

b)

Harmful Activity

44.

1. Change in the size or shape of objects is called _________.

a)

A. chemical change

b)

B. freezing

c)

C. melting

d)

D. physical change

45.

2. Waste from factories that reach bodies of water causes change in the

water environment. Arrange the harmful effects in their proper sequence.

I. Fish die

II. Change in the smell of water

III. Change in the color of water

a)

A. I, II, III

b)

B. II, III, I

c)

C. III, II, I

d)

D. II, I, III

46.

3. Smoke belching vehicles emit gases that cause change in the

composition of air. Which of the following is true about air pollution?

a)

A. Difficulty in breathing may happen due to harmful gases.

b)

B. Difficulty in eating due to loss of appetite.

c)

C. It results in clean rainwater.

d)

D. No change will happen.

47.

4. Household waste may change chemically that may cause harmful effects

to the environment. Which of the following is the harmful effect of improper

disposal of household waste?

a)

A. Humans may acquire diseases.

b)

B. Bad odor may come from decayed wastes

c)

C. The population of pest animals may increase.

d)

D. The community or surroundings may look unpleasant.

48.

5. Which of the following should be practiced, to avoid the harmful effects

of change in materials to the air?

a)

A. dispose waste properly

b)

B. check vehicles regularly

c)

C. take shower in rainwater

d)

D. store foods in proper temperature

49.

1. Chopping of wood

(a)  

50.

2. Burning of leaves

(a)  

51.

2. Burning of leaves

(a)  

52.

5. Rusting of iron

(a)  

53.

It is anything that occupies space and has mass and volume.

a)

volume

b)

mass

c)

density

d)

matter

54.

Organisms that cause biodegradable materials to decay.

a)

waste

b)

plastic

c)

decomposers

d)

soil

55.

1. Which among the following materials does not sink in water?

a)

rock

b)

Coin

c)

Rubber Slippers

d)

gold necklace

56.

If you are exposed to garbage, what kind of illness would you probably get?

a)

nose bleed

b)

heart failure

c)

asthma

d)

goiter

57.

Which of these garbage materials do not undergo decay?

a)

used cooking oil

b)

plastic, glass, bottles

c)

fruit peelings

d)

leftover food

58.

Wastes that are not properly disposed may ______________.

a)

become breeding places of pests such as mosquitoes and flies

b)

cause loss of humus soil

c)

speed up the materials to decay

d)

allow free flow of rain water run off

59.

What should people do with their garbage to prevent oneself from getting sick?

a)

drink untreated water

b)

take medicine

c)

dispose waste materials properly

d)

throw the waste materials anywhere in your surroundings

60.

Shine cuts a piece of writing pad. Describe what changes happened in the property of the piece of paper when it was cut.

a)

The piece of writing pad changed its size and shape.

b)

The piece of writing pad changed its color and texture.

c)

The piece of writing pad changed its texture and weight.

d)

The piece of writing pad changed its odor and texture.

61.

What are the factors that contribute to the decaying process of the materials?

a)

air and plastic materials

b)

sunlight only

c)

human and animals

d)

sunlight, soil, water, and action of microorganisms

62.

Which of the following materials float in water?

a)

rock

b)

hammer

c)

5-peso coin

d)

rubber duck

63.

How should decaying wastes be disposed?

a)

By reusing

b)

by composting

c)

by recycling

d)

by eating

64.

A frozen chocolate melts when it is out of the refrigerator because the temperature is __________?

a)

increasing

b)

decreasing

c)

still the same

d)

none of the above

65.

1. What happens when the food reaches the stomach?

a)

it is chewed again

b)

it is pushed to the small intestine

c)

it is absorbed

66.

2. Where does digestion begin?

a)

mouth

b)

large intestine

c)

small intestine

67.

It controls the way you breathe, walk, talk, learn, think, and remember things. It even controls your sadness, happiness, and all of your other emotions.

a)

Brain

b)

Heart

c)

Lungs

d)

Liver

68.

Which organ of the body is responsible for food digestion?

a)

Heart

b)

Lungs

c)

Stomach

d)

Liver

69.

These are the organs responsible for your breathing. These organs are found in your chest.

a)

Brain

b)

Lungs

c)

Heart

d)

Stomach

70.

This pumps blood to all parts of the body. If it cannot pump blood, the rest of the organs would not be able to work and the body would die.

a)

Heart

b)

Brain

c)

Lungs

71.

Which among the following is an examples of a chemical change?

a)

dynamite explosion

b)

crumpling of paper

c)

melting butter

d)

slicing bread

72.

Which is an example of a physical change?

a)

rusting metals

b)

dynamite explosion

c)

slicing bread

d)

burning dried leaves

73.

The heart belongs to ______________________ system.

a)

nervous

b)

circulatory

c)

digestive

d)

respiratory

74.

The brain belongs to _________________ system.

a)

respiratory

b)

nervous

c)

circulatory

d)

digestive

75.

Which among the following is a recyclable material?

a)

old batteries

b)

paint

c)

newspaper

d)

broken glass