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Total questions: 46

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

( Maths) What is the digit values of 7 in the number 6 725?

a)

A. 7

b)

B. 70

c)

C. 700

d)

D. 7000

2.

( Science) Which planet is known as the " Red Planet"?

a)

A. Mercury

b)

B. Venus

c)

C. The earth

d)

D. Mars

3.

 (IT & Technology) Which key on the keyboard is used to delete text?

a)

A. Shift

b)

B. Enter

c)

C. Delete

d)

D. Space bar

4.

( Science) What are the three main states of matter?

a)

A. solid, liquid and gas

b)

B. water, gas and solid

c)

C. gas, air and solid

d)

D. solid, air and liquid

5.

 (Science) What do animals need to breathe?

a)

A. Water

b)

   B. Oxygen 

c)

C. Food

d)

D. Carbon dioxide

6.

   (History) When is Viet Nam’s Independence Day celebrated?

a)

A. April 30   

b)

B. September 2  

c)

C.May 1  

d)

D. November 20 

7.

( Music)Who composed the Vietnamese National Song?

a)

A. Trinh Cong Son

b)

B. Van Cao

c)

C. Pham Tuyen    

d)

    D. Doan Nho

8.

Two thousand three hundred and fourteen written in numeral is _ _ _ _.

(a)  

9.

( Sports) Which is the biggest sport event in the world?

a)

A. The Olympic Games

b)

B. Sea games

c)

C. US Open

d)

D. Wimbledon

10.

Look and choose, What machine is it?

a)

a. washing machine

b)

b. fridge

c)

c. air conditioner

d)

d. clothes dryer

11.

(Maths) What is the value of the digit 5 in the number 45,678?

a)

B. 50

b)

A. 5

c)

D. 5000

d)

C. 500

12.

(Music) Which instrument is known as the 'king of instruments'?

a)

D. Guitar

b)

C. Organ

c)

B. Violin

d)

A. Piano

13.

(Music) Which famous composer is known for his symphonies and the 'Moonlight Sonata'?

a)

A. Beethoven

b)

B. Mozart

c)

C. Bach

d)

D. Chopin

14.

(History) Who was the first President of the United States?

a)

A. Abraham Lincoln

b)

B. George Washington

c)

C. Thomas Jefferson

d)

D. John Adams

15.

(Maths) What is the perimeter of a rectangle with length 5 cm and width 3 cm?

a)

D. 10 cm

b)

C. 8 cm

c)

B. 20 cm

d)

A. 16 cm

16.

Water becomes ice at ___ degree Celsius

a)

A, 80

b)

B. 120

c)

C. 0

d)

D. 50

17.

Whast do human need to breathe ?

a)

A. Light

b)

B. Oxygen

c)

C. Water

d)

D. Carbon dioxide

18.

A person who paints pictures is a

a)

A. doctor

b)

B. teacher

c)

C. painter

d)

D. actor

19.

How many players are on a football team?

a)

A. 12

b)

B. 10

c)

C. 9

d)

D. 11

20.

Which animals is endangered?

a)

A. chicken

b)

B. cat

c)

C, panda

d)

D. bird

21.

Which punctuation mark should you use at the end of a question?

a)

A. Period

b)

B. Comma

c)

C. Exclamation mark

d)

D. Question mark

22.

How many continents are there on Earth?

a)

A. 5

b)

B. 6

c)

C. 7

d)

D. 8

23.

How many sides does a pentagon have?

a)

A. 3

b)

B. 4

c)

C. 5

d)

D. 6

24.

The main topic or message of a story is called the...

a)

A. theme

b)

B. plot

c)

C. character

d)

D. setting

25.

What is the primary source of energy for almost all life on Earth?

a)

A. The Moon

b)

B. The Earth's core

c)

C. The Sun

d)

D. Wind

26.

Which of these is NOT a fossil fuel?

a)

A, Solar Energy

b)

B. Coal

c)

C. Natural Gas

d)

D. Petroleum (Oil)

27.

The human body is made up of many different organs. Which organ pumps blood throughout the body?

a)

A. Brain

b)

B. Stomach

c)

C. Lungs

d)

D. Heart

28.


Which continent is home to the Amazon Rainforest?

a)

A. South America

b)

B. Africa

c)

C. Asia

d)

D. North America

29.

Which of these is the largest and deepest ocean on Earth?

a)

A. Indian Ocean

b)

B. Atlantic Ocean

c)

C. Arctic Ocean

d)

D. Pacific Ocean

30.


Which country is famous for the Great Wall? ( (a)   )

31.

What is the value of 150/5

a)

A. 25

b)

B. 50

c)

C. 30

d)

D. 75

32.


If you multiply any number by 0, what is the result?

(a)  

33.

What is the perimeter of a rectangle with a length of 10 cm and a width of 4 cm?

a)

A. 40 cm

b)

B. 28cm

c)

C. 14 cm

d)

D. 22 cm

34.

What type of angle measures exactly 90 degrees? (_____ _____)

(a)  

35.

What is the common collective noun for a group of birds, sheep or goats?

a)

A. A pack

b)

B. A herd

c)

C. A school

d)

D. A flock

36.

Which of these gases do humans primarily breathe out?

a)

A. Hydrogen

b)

B. Nitrogen

c)

C. Oxygen

d)

D. Carbon Dioxide

37.

The first person to set foot on the Moon in 1969 was...

a)

A. John Glenn

b)

B. Neil Armstrong

c)

C. Buzz Aldrin

d)

D. Yuri Gagarin

38.


If a dozen eggs is 12 eggs, how many eggs are in three dozen?

(a)  

39.

Which term refers to a large, flat area of land, usually with few trees?

a)

A. Mountain

b)

B. Plain

c)

C. Volcano

d)

D. Desert

40.

Round the number $4,567$ to the nearest hundred.

a)

A. 4000

b)

B. 4600

c)

C. 5000

d)

D. 4500

41.

Which type of animal is classified as an amphibian?

a)

A. Salmon

b)

B. Lizard

c)

C. penguin

d)

D. frog

42.

What is the result of 2.5 x 4

a)

A. 8.0

b)

B. 10.0

c)

C. 9.0

d)

D. 10

43.

If x=5 what is the value of the expression 3x +2 ?

(a)  

44.

How many degrees are in a full circle?

a)

A. 90

b)

B. 180

c)

C. 270

d)

D. 360

45.

Which number is the smallest

a)

A. 0.75

b)

B. 1/2

c)

C. 0.8

d)

D. 3/10

46.

Which continent has the largest population in the world?

a)

A. Africa

b)

B. Europe

c)

C. North America

d)

D. Asia