Free Printable Primary Four Mid Term Assignment

1.

What is loyalty?

a)

A strong feeling of support or allegiance towards someone or something.

b)

A type of bird that migrates long distances.

2.

How can you show loyalty to your friends?

a)

By being there for them, supporting them, being honest and trustworthy, and standing up for them when needed.

b)

By being dishonest and untrustworthy

3.

This tool is used to measure cups of large amounts of dry ingredients.

a)

b)

c)

4.

What is this kitchen tool?

a)

Colander

b)

Stock pot

c)

Apron

d)

Bowl

5.

My aunt’s son is my ..

a)

Nephew

b)

Cousin

c)

Niece

d)

Sister

6.

My sister's daughter is my ...

a)

niece

b)

nephew

c)

daughter-in-law

d)

child

7.

I have two ________. They are my brother's sons.

a)

nieces

b)

cousins

c)

nephews

d)

nephew

8.

What cause land pollution?

a)

People throw too much rubbish in the sea.

b)

People throw too much rubbish everywhere.

c)

People reduce making rubbish.

d)

People reuse things.

9.

What cause noise pollution?

a)

People take public transport.

b)

People turn down TV.

c)

The traffic makes too much noise.

d)

The traffic makes too many fumes.

10.

What cause water pollution?

a)

People dump things in the countryside.

b)

Factories produce too much waste water and oil.

c)

Factories produce good products.

d)

Factories produce too much smoke.

11.

Are the physical manifestations of the mental and emotional response of the individual to rhythm.

a)

Rhythms

b)

Rhythm

c)

Rhythmic activities

d)

Pulse

12.

What type of maintenance is performed only when equipment fails?

a)

Preventive Maintenance

b)

Predictive Maintenance

c)

Corrective Maintenance

d)

Reactive Maintenance

13.

What type of maintenance is performed regularly to prevent equipment failure?

a)

Corrective Maintenance

b)

Predictive Maintenance

c)

Preventive Maintenance

d)

Reactive Maintenance

14.

Ewo apeere oro ise(verb)------

a)

Tade

b)

Amerika

c)

Je

d)

Tabili

15.

Kin ni 69 ni onka ede Yoruba? _______________

a)

Ookandinlogorin

b)

Ookandinlaadorin

c)

Ookandinlaadota

d)

Ookandinlogun

16.

20 + 10 jasi ________ ni onka ede Yoruba?

a)

Ogun

b)

Ogoji

c)

Ogbon

d)

Mejila

17.

Mejidinlogorun tumo si..................

a)

99

b)

91

c)

98

d)

88

e)

option 3

18.

Whose regime divided Nigeria into four regions?

a)

Obafemi Awolowo

b)

Bello Tijani

c)

Lord Lugard

d)

Ben Mustapha

19.

Nigeria became a Republic Nation on ..............

a)

October 1st 1964

b)

October 1st 1963

c)

October 1st 1962

d)

October 1st 1960

20.

In what year was the mid-west carved out of the western region?

a)

1963

b)

1965

c)

1936

d)

1903

21.

Who gave Nigeria her name?

a)

Lady Flower Sure

b)

Lady Flora Shaw

c)

Lady Jane Shaw

d)

Lady Matilukuro

22.

Who colonized Nigeria?

a)

America

b)

France

c)

British

d)

Ghana

23.

The two words that make up the name Nigeria are:

a)

Nine and air

b)

Niger and area

c)

Niger and Benue

d)

Ninja and area

24.

Amalgamation means

a)

joint

b)

joining together

c)

separation

d)

destruction

25.

Why is the 1st of October very important to Nigeria?

a)

It is Nigeria's worst day

b)

It is Nigeria's independence

c)

It is NIgeria's amalgamation day.

26.

Who colonized Nigeria?

a)

America

b)

France

c)

British

d)

Ghana

27.

The two words that make up the name Nigeria are:

a)

Nine and air

b)

Niger and area

c)

Niger and Benue

d)

Ninja and area

28.

Bronze casting is practised by......and.......people

a)

Ife and benin

b)

Ibibio and Tsoede

c)

Esie and Nok

d)

Igbo-ukwu and Esie

29.

The largest, most expensive and the fastest Computer is _______

a)

Mainframe computer

b)

Supercomputers

c)

Maxi Computers.

30.

Classification of computer based on types include

a)

Digital computer

b)

Hybrid computer

c)

All the Above

31.

Supercomputers are capable of performing more than one trillion calculations per second.

a)

impossible

b)

Maybe

c)

Yes.

32.

this computer is a refrigerator-size machine and used by medium-sized companies for specific purposes.

a)

Supercomputer

b)

Mainframe computer

c)

Minicomputer

d)

Microcomputer

33.

Third Generation of computer

a)

1940-1951

b)

1964-1971

c)

1971-present

34.

A combination of analog and digital computers commonly known as “digi-ana” or “ana-digi”.

a)

Analog Computer

b)

Digital Computer

c)

Hybrid Computer

d)

Microcomputer

35.

Look at ___ man in ___ yellow car.

a)

a, -

b)

-, the

c)

an, an

d)

the, the

36.

The villagers think that ___ tiger that attacked their goats will come again.

a)

-

b)

a

c)

an

d)

the

37.

Tina suggested that we go for ___ dip in ___ stream behind her house.

a)

a, a

b)

a, the

c)

-, an

d)

the, the

38.

We saw ___ big turtle coming up the sand to lay ___ eggs.

a)

a, -

b)

a, an

c)

the, a

d)

the, -

39.

Anna is ___ honest girl.

a)

-

b)

a

c)

an

d)

the

40.

During the art fair, Kalyn and (I, me) acted as guides.

a)

I

b)

me

41.

Hundreds of pictures were on display; (they, them) were beautiful.

a)

they

b)

them

42.

(He, him) and I helped visitors around the auditorium.

a)

He

b)

him

43.

While Caleb was at the fair, (him, he) viewed the pottery exhibit.

a)

him

b)

he

44.

Between you and (I, me), I know that two of her dolls are worth about $500 each.

a)

I

b)

me

45.

2/5 + 3/10

a)

7/10

b)

5/10

c)

1/2

d)

5/15

46.

8/9 - 1/3 =

a)

7/6

b)

5/9

c)

2/3

d)

8/27

47.

$3-\frac{6}{8}\ =$

a)

$3\ \frac{1}{4}$

b)

$2\ \frac{1}{4}$

c)

$2\ \frac{2}{3}$

d)

$1\ \frac{6}{8}$

48.

$3\ \frac{9}{10\ }\ +\ 2\ \frac{7}{9}=\ ?$

a)

$1\ \frac{11}{90}$

b)

$6\ \frac{61}{90}$

c)

$5\ \frac{151}{90}$

d)

$6\ \frac{3}{5}$

49.

6 $\frac{1}{8}$ - 3 $\frac{4}{5}$ = ?

a)

3 $\frac{13}{40}$

b)

$3\ \frac{3}{8}$

c)

$2\ \frac{13}{14}$

d)

$2\ \frac{13}{40}$

50.

19 - 3 $\frac{2}{5}$ =?

a)

16 $\frac{3}{5}$

b)

15 $\frac{3}{5}$

c)

16 $\frac{2}{5}$

d)

15 $\frac{2}{5}$

51.

Instruction: Read all instructions carefully and answer all questions correctly.

Section A: Comprehension Passage.

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

Answer the following questions.

1. Sea lions look more like _____________________________________________

a)

lions

b)

dogs

c)

seals

d)

fish

52.

Instruction: Read all instructions carefully and answer all questions correctly.

Section A: Comprehension Passage.

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

Answer the following questions.

2. _____________ is the length of a fully grown sea-lion.

a)

twelve to twenty feet

b)

five feet

c)

two feet

d)

fifty feet

53.

Instruction: Read all instructions carefully and answer all questions correctly.

Section A: Comprehension Passage.

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

Answer the following questions.

3. _____________________ is the thickness of a sea-lion’s skin.

a)

about an inch in thickness

b)

about two inch in thickness

c)

about five inch in thickness

d)

about six inch in thickness

54.

Instruction: Read all instructions carefully and answer all questions correctly.

Section A: Comprehension Passage.

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

Answer the following questions.

4. What is the thickness of fat that lies between the skin of a sea-lion and its flesh?

a)

An inch of fat

b)

Two inches of fat

c)

A foot of fat

d)

Two feet of fat

55.

Instruction: Read all instructions carefully and answer all questions correctly.

Section A: Comprehension Passage.

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

Answer the following questions.

5. Sea-lions spend the summer where?

a)

at shore

b)

at sea

c)

on trees

d)

in forests

56.

Instruction: Read all instructions carefully and answer all questions correctly.

Section A: Comprehension Passage.

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

Answer the following questions.

6. The sea lions tails are almost ___________________________

a)

white

b)

red

c)

brown

d)

black

57.

Instruction: Read all instructions carefully and answer all questions correctly.

Section A: Comprehension Passage.

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

Answer the following questions.

6. The sea-lions feed on _________________while on-shore?

a)

seashells

b)

grass and small plants

c)

sand

d)

water

58.

Sea Lions

Sea-lions bear some resemblance to seals, though they are much larger. When fully grown, they are from twelve to twenty feet in length, and from eight to fifteen feet in circumference; they are extremely fat, so that having cut through the skin, which is about an inch in thickness, there is at least a foot of fat before you come to either lean or bones.

Their skins are covered with short grey hair, but their tails and their fins, which serve them for feet on shore, are almost black. They have a distant resemblance to an overgrown seal, though in some particulars there is a manifest difference between them, especially in the males. These have a large snout, or trunk, hanging down five or six inches below the end of the upper jaw, which the females have not.

These animals divide their time equally between the land and the sea, continuing at sea all the summer, and coming on shore at the setting in of winter, where they reside during the whole of that season.in this interval they bring forth their young, and have generally two at birth, which they suckle with their milk, they being at first about the size of a full-grown seal. During the time these sea-lions continue on shore, they feed on the grass and small plants which grow near their banks of fresh-water streams.

They often, especially the males, have furious battles with each other, principally about their females; and we were one day surprised at the sight of two sea-lions goring each other with their teeth until they were covered with blood.

Answer the following questions.

7. What do the male sea lions fight over ?

a)

their females

b)

food

c)

space

d)

water

59.

a)

11 3/4

b)

11 3/8

c)

12 3/4

d)

12 3/8

60.

$2\ \frac{3}{4}\div1\ \frac{1}{2}=$

a)

$\frac{33}{8}$

b)

$\frac{22}{12}$

c)

$\frac{8}{33}$

d)

$\frac{12}{22}$

Primary Four Mid Term Assignment

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 1hrs 13mins

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