Worksheets3Q Science 4
Total questions: 128
Worksheet time: 21mins
Which of the following units of measurement is used for weight of objects (check all that apply)
km
L
g
kg
cm
To calculate for the volume of a rectangular 3D object, we need the _________ (check all that apply)
matter
length
mass
width
height
To draw a proper rectangle on a paper, which measuring tool would be best?
meter stick
beam balance
graduated cylinder
ruler
What do you call the amount of 3D space of an object?
length
mass
volume
weight
Which of the following are CONTACT FORCES? (check all that apply)
Magnetic force
Friction force
Normal force
Gravitational force
Applied force
When is friction force most seen?
When a book is sitting still on a table
When a ball eventually stops rolling on grass
When a magnet sticks to a fridge
When an apple falls from a tree to the ground
Which best explains why a shopping cart moves when it is pushed?
Applied force
Magnetic force
Normal force
Gravitational force
The following situations display contact force EXCEPT _____
Lifting a bag
Sitting on a bench
Falling rain
Throwing a ball
This stays the same no matter where you go
Weight
Gravity
Mass
None of these
These tools can be used to measure the weight of an object (check all that apply)
Beam balance
Graduated cylinder
Weighing scale
Meter stick
Which of these are examples of NON-CONTACT force? (check all that apply)
Skateboard's rolling slows down
Falling confetti
Opening a door
Going back down from jumping
Laptop on your table
Which of the following units of measurement can be used for distance between Manila and Tagaytay?
km
g
kg
L
Which of the following units of measurement can be used for measuring how much milk there is in a carton?
kg
L
cm
m
Which of the following can be used to describe normal force? (check all that apply)
Books on a shelf
Sitting on a chair
Hitting a ball with a racket
Standing on the floor
Slippery wet floor
Which of the following is examples is a gravitational force? (check all that apply)
High tides
Metal getting attracted to magnets
Objects falling to the ground
Planets revolving around the sun
Which is not a noncontact force?
gravity
magnetic force
pushing a cart by hand
Which pair of poles attract?
north and north
south and north
south and south
What are the effects of force? (Select all that apply.)
change in size and shape
change in motion
change in direction
Are mass and weight the same?
Yes
No
How can we calculate the weight of a person?
force (weight) = mass + gravitational acceleration
force (weight) = mass - gravitational acceleration
force (weight) = mass x gravitational acceleration
force (weight) = mass / gravitational acceleration
What are the three types of heat transfer? (Select all that apply.)
conduction
convection
radiation
Which heat transfer requires the movement of fluids?
conduction
convection
radiation
What type of heat transfer is occurring between a hot cup of coffee in your hands?
conduction
convection
radiation
Which of the following are good conductors? (Select all that apply.)
Copper
Wood
Plastic
Steel
What type of heat transfer is occurring when a man is sunbathing?
conduction
convection
radiation
What are the properties of light? (Select all that apply.)
Light can be transmitted.
Light can be reflected.
Light can be refracted.
Light can be absorbed.
This is the passing of light through an object.
transmission
reflection
absorption
refraction
What type of material is this?
Transparent
Translucent
Opaque
What type of material is this?
Transparent
Translucent
Opaque
What type of material is the wall glass in this picture?
transparent
translucent
opaque
This is the bouncing off of sound waves on the vertical surface and back toward the source.
reflection
refraction
absorption
This happens when the speed of sound changes while travelling.
absorption
refraction
reflection
What are the three basic properties of sound? (Select all that apply.)
pitch
loudness
tone
If there are less vibrations, there is _______________.
lower pitch
higher pitch
If the amplitude is high, the sound is ____________.
soft
loud
Sound waves with regular pattern will create _______________.
good sounds
noise
annoying sound
It is a push or pull action applied in an object.
forcie
force
foorce
forcee
The following are the effects of force in an object, except one.
What type of force works against motion and acts in the opposite direction?
friction
gravity
electrical
magnetic
Which of the material that is able to attract certain metals?
What do you call to the space near the magnet?
magnetism
magnetic force
magnetic field
magnetic gravity
All magnets have ends or sides called _______.
poles
ends
magnetic field
magnetism
Give at least 3 uses of magnet.
What is heat transfer?
An ability to do something.
Materials that allow heat transfer.
No direct contact between substances.
A movement of heat energy from one substance to another.
Which of the following materials is a insulator?
silver
diamond
gold
sea water
Which of the following pictures illustrates the process of heat transfer in an empty space?
It is a form of energy called electromagnetic radiation.
light
sound
heat
eletrical
Light travels in a curve path.
TRUE
FALSE
MAYBE
SOMETIMES
What is a primary source of light?
bulb
flash light
tv
sun
A branch of science that deals with the study of how sound behave.
optics
acoustics
Opthalmology
None of the above
It refers to how strong the sound seems to us when it reaches our ears.
sound
volume
loudness
noise
A type of energy made by vibrations.
sound
heat
light
electrical
It is a bending of light.
What property of light it is?
reframing
reflection
absorption
refraction
Sound __________ is when sound hits a material that is not reflected back.
reflection
refraction
absorption
none of the above
What is true about the picture above?
The picture showing the effect of refraction between air and water.
The picture showing the effect of reflection between solid and water.
The picture showing the bouncing back of light.
All are correct.
An undesirable sound which disturbs the activities of humans or animals.
silent
decibel
sound
noise
A force can____________.
make an object move
make a moving object stop moving
slow an object down
all of the above
True or false: An object resting on the ground can move without force.
True
False
Imagine you kick four balls with the same amount of force. Which one will go the farthest?
a 3 pound ball
a 5 pound ball
a 15 pound ball
a 25 pound ball
Which of the following requires forces to move?
a book
a rock
an elephant
all of the above
What does the force of gravity do to objects?
It makes them float
it makes them jump
it pulls them to the earth
it pushes them apart
How does gravity on Earth compare to gravity on the moon?
It is the same
There is more gravity on Earth
There is more gravity on the moon
Objects that have more mass also have more gravity.
True
False
An example of the force of gravity is-
a rocket flying through space
a ball falling to the ground after it has been thrown
a cloud moving across the sky
the Sun rising
Fernando was working on an experiment for science class. He dropped 4 steel balls of different weights from the same height. Her noticed that the balls all reached the ground at the same time. Fernando is probably doing an experiment on the-
force of wind
effect of gravity
states of matter
magnetic force
The act of moving is called-
inertia
gravity
work
motion
A magnet can attract all metals.
True
False
A magnet cannot attract all non-metals.
True
False
The North pole of a magnet will repel the South pole of
another magnet.
True
False
A magnet is strongest at its poles.
True
False
A magnet can attract or repel another magnet from a
distance.
True
False
Name this magnet
Rod Magnet
Horseshoe maget
Button magnet
Ring magnet
A magnet will pick up an object that is made of...
plastic
iron or steel
glass
copper
What would happen if you touched a south pole end of a magnet to a north pole end of another magnet?
they would be attracted to each other
they would be repelled from each other
What would happen is a north pole of a magnet came close to a north pole of another magnet?
they would be attracted to each other
they would be repelled from each other
The middle of the magnet is the ________________ point.
hottest
coldest
weakest
strongest
Which is the term used to describe the close interaction of two or more organisms in a habitat?
Symbiosis
Mutualism
Metabolism
Respiration
Bird gets its food from the alligator’s teeth and in exchange, the alligator’s teeth is cleaned. What type of symbiotic relationship is shown here?
Commensalism
Cooperation
Predation
Mutualism
Which is the term used to describe the relationship where one organism benefits while the other is harmed?
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Cooperation
Organism which is harmed in a parasitic relationship:
(a)
Who hunts animals for food?
Predator
Prey
Host
Parasite
Which source of light is shown in the picture?
Sun
Aurora borealis
Flashlight
Dinoflagellates
Which property of light is shown in the picture?
Reflection
Dispersion
Refraction
Absorption
Which kind of objects allow all light to pass through?
Opaque objects
Transparent objects
Translucent objects
Which objects do not allow light to pass through?
Opaque objects
Translucent objects
Transparent objects
Which objects allow little amount of light to pass through?
Translucent objects
Transparent objects
Opaque objects
Which term refers to the highness or lowness of the sound?
Loudness
Pitch
Intensity
This is the amount of energy in sound waves.
Intensity
Pitch
Loudness
Which organ of the body is responsible for food digestion?
Heart
Lungs
Stomach
Liver
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.
Brain
Heart
Lungs
Liver
What type of animal is a squid?
terrestrial
aquatic
wild
freshwater
These are the organs responsible for your breathing. These organs are found in your chest.
Brain
Lungs
Heart
Stomach
Carnivores are animals that only eat the meat of other animals. These animals have sharp teeth.
TRUE
FALSE
What do you call animals that eat only green leafy plants and grass?
Carnivore
Herbivore
Omnivore
Monkeys, rats, and birds are omnivores.
True
False
Which among the following animal is a carnivore?
chicken
snake
hamster
cow
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.
Heart
Brain
Lungs
Which among the following plants lives in the freshwater habitat?
water lily
mangrove
sea cabbage
sea kale
Which among the following is edible for eating?
mangroves
lotus
hydrilla
watercress
Which among the following is an examples of a chemical change?
dynamite explosion
crumpling of paper
melting butter
slicing bread
Which is an example of a physical change?
rusting metals
dynamite explosion
slicing bread
burning dried leaves
Which part of the plant that is responsible for photosynthesis?
roots
stem
flowers
leaves
The natural home for many small and big plants. The leaves of the trees are very densely arranged such that only a small amount of sunlight can pass through them. Examples: narra, mahogany and teak
desert
forest
polar region
grassland
The heart belongs to ______________________ system.
nervous
circulatory
digestive
respiratory
The brain belongs to _________________ system.
respiratory
nervous
circulatory
digestive
Which among the following is a recyclable material?
old batteries
paint
newspaper
broken glass
The gills that fishes have allows them to breathe inside water.
True
False
Omnivore animals do not eat the meat of other animals.
True
False
Which organ of the body is responsible for food digestion?
Heart
Lungs
Stomach
Liver
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.
Brain
Heart
Lungs
Liver
What type of animal is a squid?
terrestrial
aquatic
wild
freshwater
These are the organs responsible for your breathing. These organs are found in your chest.
Brain
Lungs
Heart
Stomach
Carnivores are animals that only eat the meat of other animals. These animals have sharp teeth.
TRUE
FALSE
What do you call animals that eat only green leafy plants and grass?
Carnivore
Herbivore
Omnivore
Monkeys, rats, and birds are omnivores.
True
False
Which among the following animal is a carnivore?
chicken
snake
hamster
cow
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.
Heart
Brain
Lungs
Which among the following plants lives in the freshwater habitat?
water lily
mangrove
sea cabbage
sea kale
Which among the following is edible for eating?
mangroves
lotus
hydrilla
watercress
Which among the following is an examples of a chemical change?
dynamite explosion
crumpling of paper
melting butter
slicing bread
Which is an example of a physical change?
rusting metals
dynamite explosion
slicing bread
burning dried leaves
Which part of the plant that is responsible for photosynthesis?
roots
stem
flowers
leaves
The natural home for many small and big plants. The leaves of the trees are very densely arranged such that only a small amount of sunlight can pass through them. Examples: narra, mahogany and teak
desert
forest
polar region
grassland
The heart belongs to ______________________ system.
nervous
circulatory
digestive
respiratory
The brain belongs to _________________ system.
respiratory
nervous
circulatory
digestive
Which among the following is a recyclable material?
old batteries
paint
newspaper
broken glass
The gills that fishes have allows them to breathe inside water.
True
False
Omnivore animals do not eat the meat of other animals.
True
False
