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WorksheetsMUHAMMAD ASAD
Total questions: 130
Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins
Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — The formula of perimeter of a square is:
side × side
2 × side
4 × side
side + side
Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — If one side of a square is 5 cm, its perimeter is:
10 cm
15 cm
20 cm
25 cm
Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — The perimeter of a square is 32 cm, Length of one side is:
6 cm
7 cm
8 cm
9 cm
Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — A square has all sides:
unequal
two equal
three equal
four equal
Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — If the side of a square is doubled, its perimeter becomes:
double
half
same
triple
Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — The perimeter of a square of side 12 m is:
36 m
48 m
24 m
144 m
Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — The unit of perimeter is:
square cm
cm²
cm
cm³
Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — A square field has side 15 m, Its perimeter is:
30 m
45 m
60 m
75 m
Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — The formula of perimeter of a rectangle is:
l × w
2(l + w)
4l
l + w
Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — A rectangle has length 8 cm and width 4 cm, Its perimeter is:
12 cm
16 cm
24 cm
32 cm
Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — If length = 10 cm and width = 6 cm, perimeter is:
32 cm
30 cm
16 cm
60 cm
Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — A rectangle has:
all sides equal
opposite sides equal
no equal sides
three equal sides
Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — The perimeter of a rectangle is 36 cm. If length is 10 cm, width is:
6 cm
8 cm
10 cm
12 cm
Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — A rectangle of length 7 m and width 3 m has perimeter:
20 m
21 m
28 m
30 m
Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — If both length and width of a rectangle are doubled, perimeter becomes:
double
half
same
triple
Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — A rectangular garden has length 12 m and width 5 m, Its perimeter is:
17 m
24 m
34 m
60 m
Mixed (Square & Rectangle) — Which shape has all sides equal?
Rectangle
Square
Triangle
Circle
Mixed (Square & Rectangle) — Which formula is correct?
Square = 2(side)
Rectangle = l × w
Square = 4 × side
Rectangle = l + w
The perimeter of a square is always:
more than rectangle
less than rectangle
depends on side
zero
A square and a rectangle have same perimeter, The rectangle must have:
equal sides
unequal adjacent sides
3 sides
1 side
AREA OF SQUARE (Area = side × side) — The formula for area of a square is:
4 × side
side + side
side × side
2 × side
AREA OF SQUARE (Area = side × side) — If the side of a square is 6 cm, its area is:
12 cm²
18 cm²
30 cm²
36 cm²
AREA OF SQUARE (Area = side × side) — Area of a square with side 10 m is:
20 m²
50 m²
100 m²
40 m²
AREA OF SQUARE (Area = side × side) — If area of a square is 49 cm², the side is:
6 cm
7 cm
8 cm
9 cm
AREA OF RECTANGLE (Area = length × width) — The formula for area of a rectangle is:
l + w
2(l + w)
l × w
4l
AREA OF RECTANGLE (Area = length × width) — A rectangle has length 8 cm and width 5 cm, Its area is:
13 cm²
20 cm²
30 cm²
40 cm²
AREA OF RECTANGLE (Area = length × width) — Area of a rectangle whose length is 12 m and width is 4 m is:
16 m²
24 m²
48 m²
60 m²
AREA OF RECTANGLE (Area = length × width) — If area of a rectangle is 36 cm² and width is 6 cm, length is:
5 cm
6 cm
7 cm
8 cm
AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM (Area = base × height) — The formula for area of a parallelogram is:
base × height
½ × base × height
side × side
(a + b) × h
AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM (Area = base × height) — A parallelogram has base 10 cm and height 4 cm, Its area is:
20 cm²
30 cm²
40 cm²
50 cm²
AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM (Area = base × height) — Area of a parallelogram is 45 cm² and base is 9 cm, Height is:
3 cm
4 cm
5 cm
6 cm
AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM (Area = base × height) — The area of a parallelogram depends on:
only base
only height
base and height
sides only
AREA OF TRIANGLE (Area = ½ × base × height) — The formula for area of a triangle is:
base × height
½ × base × height
side × side
2 × base
AREA OF TRIANGLE (Area = ½ × base × height) — A triangle has base 8 cm and height 6 cm, Its area is:
24 cm²
48 cm²
14 cm²
96 cm²
AREA OF TRIANGLE (Area = ½ × base × height) — Area of a triangle is 20 cm² and base is 5 cm, Height is:
6 cm
8 cm
10 cm
The area of a triangle is always:
equal to rectangle
double of rectangle
half of parallelogram
more than square
The formula for area of a trapezium is:
base × height
½ × (a + b) × h
side × side
2 × (a + b)
A trapezium has parallel sides 6 cm and 10 cm and height 4 cm . Its area is:
32 cm2
24 cm2
40 cm2
16 cm2
If parallel sides of a trapezium are 5 cm and 9 cm and height is 3 cm , area is:
21 cm2
27 cm2
18 cm2
42 cm2
Area of trapezium depends on:
only height
only parallel sides
parallel sides and height
all sides
Which of the following is a noun?
Run
Blue
Book
Quickly
Which word is a verb?
Chair
Write
Tall
Happy
Choose the correct article: ___ apple is sweet.
A
An
The
No article
Which of the following is a pronoun?
Ali
School
He
Teacher
Which word is an adjective?
Run
Beautiful
Quickly
Jump
Choose the correct verb: She ___ to school daily.
go
goes
going
gone
Which of the following is a preposition?
In
Run
Big
He
Choose the correct sentence:
He go to school.
He goes to school.
He going to school.
He gone school.
Which word is an adverb?
Slow
Slowly
Slower
Slowest
Choose the plural of “child”:
childs
childrens
children
childes
Choose the correct tense: I ___ a book yesterday.
read
reads
reading
will read
Which word is a conjunction?
And
On
Big
Run
Choose the correct form: They ___ playing.
is
am
are
was
Which of the following is an abstract noun?
Table
Honesty
Book
Chair
Choose the correct sentence:
She don’t like tea.
She doesn’t like tea.
She didn’t likes tea.
She not like tea.
Which one is a proper noun?
city
boy
Lahore
river
Choose the correct pronoun: Ali is absent. ___ is sick.
He
She
It
They
Choose the correct article: I saw ___ elephant.
a
an
the
no article
Which sentence is in future tense?
I eat rice.
I ate rice.
I will eat rice.
I am eating rice.
Which of the following is a helping verb?
Run
Eat
Is
Play
Choose the correct word: He is ___ honest boy.
a
an
the
no article
Which word is a collective noun?
Crowd
Boy
Chair
Book
Choose the correct option: She ___ her homework.
do
does
Which one is a punctuation mark?
Comma
Word
Sentence
Noun
Choose the correct sentence:
We was happy.
We were happy.
We is happy.
We am happy.
Which word is an interjection?
Wow!
And
Big
In
Choose the correct negative sentence:
He is not coming.
He not is coming.
He is coming not.
He coming not.
Which of the following is a countable noun?
Milk
Water
Rice
Apple
Choose the correct comparative degree: Ali is ___ than Ahmad.
tall
taller
tallest
most tall
Choose the correct sentence:
She have a pen.
She has a pen.
She having a pen.
She had a pen now.
Energy is the ability to do:
Sleep
Work
Eat
Talk
The SI unit of energy is:
Watt
Joule
Newton
Pascal
Energy used for transportation comes from:
Energy
Water only
Soil only
Air only
Two major categories of energy are:
Heat and light
Kinetic and Potential
Sound and nuclear
Chemical and electrical
Kinetic energy is energy due to:
Position
Motion
Heat only
Light only
A moving truck has:
Potential energy only
Kinetic energy
No energy
Nuclear energy
Potential energy is energy due to:
Speed
Motion
Position/Stored energy
Light energy
A book kept on the roof has:
Kinetic energy
Gravitational potential energy
Sound energy
Electric energy
A stretched bow (archery) stores:
Light energy
Elastic potential energy
Nuclear energy
Wind energy
When a ball falls down, its potential energy changes into:
Heat energy
Kinetic energy
Sound energy only
Nuclear energy
In a bouncing ball, energy changes between:
Electrical and sound
Potential and kinetic
Chemical and nuclear
Light and wind
Energy can be converted from one form to another:
Never
Only in machines
Yes
Only in living things
Energy of a moving fan is:
Mechanical energy
Nuclear energy
Chemical energy
Light energy
Energy produced by vibrating objects is:
Sound energy
Chemical energy
Elastic energy
Nuclear energy
Energy stored in chemicals (food, fuel) is:
Chemical energy
Light energy
Sound energy
Wind energy
Energy in electric appliances comes from:
Gravitational
Electrical energy
Elastic
Nuclear
Energy from the sun is mainly:
Light and heat
Sound and elastic
Chemical only
Nuclear only
Energy due to height/position is:
Elastic
Gravitational potential
Sound
Electrical
Law of conservation of energy says energy can be:
Created
Destroyed
Created or destroyed
Neither created nor destroyed
A car engine mainly converts chemical energy into:
Light only
Mechanical energy (and heat/sound)
Nuclear energy
Elastic energy
An electric motor converts electrical energy into:
Mechanical energy
Chemical energy
Nuclear energy
Wind energy
A lamp converts electrical energy into:
Light (and heat)
Chemical
Nuclear
Elastic
Renewable energy sources are those that:
Finish quickly
Can be replaced naturally
Are only fuels
Are always harmful
Solar energy comes from:
Moon
Sun
Earth
Wind
Wind energy is produced by:
Flowing water
Moving air
Burning coal
Batteries
Hydroelectric energy comes from:
Plants
Flowing water/dams
Oil
Gas
Biomass energy is obtained from:
Dead plants/animals waste
Only stones
Metals
Air
Geothermal energy is taken from:
Sunlight
Earth's internal heat
Rainwater
Wind
Non-renewable energy sources include:
Solar and wind
Coal, oil, natural gas
Water and wind
Sun and water
Fossil fuels are:
Renewable
Non-renewable
Always clean
Made from plastic
Burning fossil fuels causes:
No effect
Pollution/global warming (harmful gases)
Only good air
Only rain
Which of the following is a non-renewable resource?
Wind
Water
Natural gas
Sunlight
Kinetic energy depends on:
Temperature
Motion
Color
Shape
A stretched rubber band has:
Elastic potential energy
Nuclear energy
Wind energy
Sound energy
Water stored at height in a tank has:
Kinetic energy
Chemical energy
Potential energy
Sound energy
Static electricity is produced by:
Heating water
Rubbing objects
Freezing water
Boiling milk
When a plastic comb is rubbed on hair, it becomes:
Neutral always
Charged
Melted
Magnetic only
Like charges:
Attract
Repel
Disappear
Become neutral
Unlike charges:
Repel
Attract
Stop current
Produce water
Two types of charges are:
Hot and cold
Positive and negative
Big and small
Heavy and light
A neutral object has:
Only positive charges
Only negative charges
Equal positive and negative charges
No charges exist
Electric current is the flow of:
Water
Air
Electric charges (electrons)
Stones
Device used to measure electric current is:
Thermometer
Ammeter
Barometer
Speedometer
A cell is a source of:
Mechanical energy
Electric energy
Sound energy
Elastic energy
A complete path for electric current is called:
Magnet
Circuit
Wire only
Battery only
In a simple circuit, the battery provides:
Light
Electric energy
Sound
Heat only
A switch is used to:
Measure current
Open/close the circuit
Store water
Make noise
If the circuit is broken, the bulb will:
Glow
Not glow
Become a battery
Become a wire
Electric symbols are used in:
Stories
Circuit diagrams
Poems
Maps only
A straight line in a circuit diagram usually shows:
Bulb
Wire
Cell
Switch
In a closed circuit, electrons:
Cannot move
Can move through complete path
Sleep
Turn into light directly
In an open circuit:
Current flows easily
Path is broken, current stops
Bulb glows more
Battery becomes stronger
A switch ON makes the circuit:
Open
Closed
Invisible
Wet
A switch OFF makes the circuit:
Closed
Open
Complete
Working
Materials that allow current to pass are called:
Insulators
Conductors
Plastics
Rubber
Rubber is a/an:
Conductor
Insulator
Battery
Switch
Copper wire is a/an:
Insulator
Conductor
Plastic
Glass
Static electricity is mostly related to:
Moving charges in circuit
Charges at rest
Water flow
Heat flow
A glowing bulb in a circuit shows the circuit is:
Open
Closed
Broken
Empty
The main purpose of a battery/cell is to:
Break circuit
Supply energy
Stop electrons forever
Create water
