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MUHAMMAD ASAD

Total questions: 130

Worksheet time: 1hrs 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — The formula of perimeter of a square is:

a)

side × side

b)

2 × side

c)

4 × side

d)

side + side

2.

Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — If one side of a square is 5 cm, its perimeter is:

a)

10 cm

b)

15 cm

c)

20 cm

d)

25 cm

3.

Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — The perimeter of a square is 32 cm, Length of one side is:

a)

6 cm

b)

7 cm

c)

8 cm

d)

9 cm

4.

Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — A square has all sides:

a)

unequal

b)

two equal

c)

three equal

d)

four equal

5.

Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — If the side of a square is doubled, its perimeter becomes:

a)

double

b)

half

c)

same

d)

triple

6.

Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — The perimeter of a square of side 12 m is:

a)

36 m

b)

48 m

c)

24 m

d)

144 m

7.

Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — The unit of perimeter is:

a)

square cm

b)

cm²

c)

cm

d)

cm³

8.

Square (Perimeter = 4 × side) — A square field has side 15 m, Its perimeter is:

a)

30 m

b)

45 m

c)

60 m

d)

75 m

9.

Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — The formula of perimeter of a rectangle is:

a)

l × w

b)

2(l + w)

c)

4l

d)

l + w

10.

Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — A rectangle has length 8 cm and width 4 cm, Its perimeter is:

a)

12 cm

b)

16 cm

c)

24 cm

d)

32 cm

11.

Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — If length = 10 cm and width = 6 cm, perimeter is:

a)

32 cm

b)

30 cm

c)

16 cm

d)

60 cm

12.

Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — A rectangle has:

a)

all sides equal

b)

opposite sides equal

c)

no equal sides

d)

three equal sides

13.

Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — The perimeter of a rectangle is 36 cm. If length is 10 cm, width is:

a)

6 cm

b)

8 cm

c)

10 cm

d)

12 cm

14.

Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — A rectangle of length 7 m and width 3 m has perimeter:

a)

20 m

b)

21 m

c)

28 m

d)

30 m

15.

Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — If both length and width of a rectangle are doubled, perimeter becomes:

a)

double

b)

half

c)

same

d)

triple

16.

Rectangle (Perimeter = 2 × (length + width)) — A rectangular garden has length 12 m and width 5 m, Its perimeter is:

a)

17 m

b)

24 m

c)

34 m

d)

60 m

17.

Mixed (Square & Rectangle) — Which shape has all sides equal?

a)

Rectangle

b)

Square

c)

Triangle

d)

Circle

18.

Mixed (Square & Rectangle) — Which formula is correct?

a)

Square = 2(side)

b)

Rectangle = l × w

c)

Square = 4 × side

d)

Rectangle = l + w

19.

The perimeter of a square is always:

a)

more than rectangle

b)

less than rectangle

c)

depends on side

d)

zero

20.

A square and a rectangle have same perimeter, The rectangle must have:

a)

equal sides

b)

unequal adjacent sides

c)

3 sides

d)

1 side

21.

AREA OF SQUARE (Area = side × side) — The formula for area of a square is:

a)

4 × side

b)

side + side

c)

side × side

d)

2 × side

22.

AREA OF SQUARE (Area = side × side) — If the side of a square is 6 cm, its area is:

a)

12 cm²

b)

18 cm²

c)

30 cm²

d)

36 cm²

23.

AREA OF SQUARE (Area = side × side) — Area of a square with side 10 m is:

a)

20 m²

b)

50 m²

c)

100 m²

d)

40 m²

24.

AREA OF SQUARE (Area = side × side) — If area of a square is 49 cm², the side is:

a)

6 cm

b)

7 cm

c)

8 cm

d)

9 cm

25.

AREA OF RECTANGLE (Area = length × width) — The formula for area of a rectangle is:

a)

l + w

b)

2(l + w)

c)

l × w

d)

4l

26.

AREA OF RECTANGLE (Area = length × width) — A rectangle has length 8 cm and width 5 cm, Its area is:

a)

13 cm²

b)

20 cm²

c)

30 cm²

d)

40 cm²

27.

AREA OF RECTANGLE (Area = length × width) — Area of a rectangle whose length is 12 m and width is 4 m is:

a)

16 m²

b)

24 m²

c)

48 m²

d)

60 m²

28.

AREA OF RECTANGLE (Area = length × width) — If area of a rectangle is 36 cm² and width is 6 cm, length is:

a)

5 cm

b)

6 cm

c)

7 cm

d)

8 cm

29.

AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM (Area = base × height) — The formula for area of a parallelogram is:

a)

base × height

b)

½ × base × height

c)

side × side

d)

(a + b) × h

30.

AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM (Area = base × height) — A parallelogram has base 10 cm and height 4 cm, Its area is:

a)

20 cm²

b)

30 cm²

c)

40 cm²

d)

50 cm²

31.

AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM (Area = base × height) — Area of a parallelogram is 45 cm² and base is 9 cm, Height is:

a)

3 cm

b)

4 cm

c)

5 cm

d)

6 cm

32.

AREA OF PARALLELOGRAM (Area = base × height) — The area of a parallelogram depends on:

a)

only base

b)

only height

c)

base and height

d)

sides only

33.

AREA OF TRIANGLE (Area = ½ × base × height) — The formula for area of a triangle is:

a)

base × height

b)

½ × base × height

c)

side × side

d)

2 × base

34.

AREA OF TRIANGLE (Area = ½ × base × height) — A triangle has base 8 cm and height 6 cm, Its area is:

a)

24 cm²

b)

48 cm²

c)

14 cm²

d)

96 cm²

35.

AREA OF TRIANGLE (Area = ½ × base × height) — Area of a triangle is 20 cm² and base is 5 cm, Height is:

a)

6 cm

b)

8 cm

c)

10 cm

36.

The area of a triangle is always:

a)

equal to rectangle

b)

double of rectangle

c)

half of parallelogram

d)

more than square

37.

The formula for area of a trapezium is:

a)

base × height

b)

½ × (a + b) × h

c)

side × side

d)

2 × (a + b)

38.

A trapezium has parallel sides 6 cm6\text{ cm} and 10 cm10\text{ cm} and height 4 cm4\text{ cm} . Its area is:

a)

32 cm232\text{ cm}^2

b)

24 cm224\text{ cm}^2

c)

40 cm240\text{ cm}^2

d)

16 cm216\text{ cm}^2

39.

If parallel sides of a trapezium are 5 cm5\text{ cm} and 9 cm9\text{ cm} and height is 3 cm3\text{ cm} , area is:

a)

21 cm221\text{ cm}^2

b)

27 cm227\text{ cm}^2

c)

18 cm218\text{ cm}^2

d)

42 cm242\text{ cm}^2

40.

Area of trapezium depends on:

a)

only height

b)

only parallel sides

c)

parallel sides and height

d)

all sides

41.

Which of the following is a noun?

a)

Run

b)

Blue

c)

Book

d)

Quickly

42.

Which word is a verb?

a)

Chair

b)

Write

c)

Tall

d)

Happy

43.

Choose the correct article: ___ apple is sweet.

a)

A

b)

An

c)

The

d)

No article

44.

Which of the following is a pronoun?

a)

Ali

b)

School

c)

He

d)

Teacher

45.

Which word is an adjective?

a)

Run

b)

Beautiful

c)

Quickly

d)

Jump

46.

Choose the correct verb: She ___ to school daily.

a)

go

b)

goes

c)

going

d)

gone

47.

Which of the following is a preposition?

a)

In

b)

Run

c)

Big

d)

He

48.

Choose the correct sentence:

a)

He go to school.

b)

He goes to school.

c)

He going to school.

d)

He gone school.

49.

Which word is an adverb?

a)

Slow

b)

Slowly

c)

Slower

d)

Slowest

50.

Choose the plural of “child”:

a)

childs

b)

childrens

c)

children

d)

childes

51.

Choose the correct tense: I ___ a book yesterday.

a)

read

b)

reads

c)

reading

d)

will read

52.

Which word is a conjunction?

a)

And

b)

On

c)

Big

d)

Run

53.

Choose the correct form: They ___ playing.

a)

is

b)

am

c)

are

d)

was

54.

Which of the following is an abstract noun?

a)

Table

b)

Honesty

c)

Book

d)

Chair

55.

Choose the correct sentence:

a)

She don’t like tea.

b)

She doesn’t like tea.

c)

She didn’t likes tea.

d)

She not like tea.

56.

Which one is a proper noun?

a)

city

b)

boy

c)

Lahore

d)

river

57.

Choose the correct pronoun: Ali is absent. ___ is sick.

a)

He

b)

She

c)

It

d)

They

58.

Choose the correct article: I saw ___ elephant.

a)

a

b)

an

c)

the

d)

no article

59.

Which sentence is in future tense?

a)

I eat rice.

b)

I ate rice.

c)

I will eat rice.

d)

I am eating rice.

60.

Which of the following is a helping verb?

a)

Run

b)

Eat

c)

Is

d)

Play

61.

Choose the correct word: He is ___ honest boy.

a)

a

b)

an

c)

the

d)

no article

62.

Which word is a collective noun?

a)

Crowd

b)

Boy

c)

Chair

d)

Book

63.

Choose the correct option: She ___ her homework.

a)

do

b)

does

64.

Which one is a punctuation mark?

a)

Comma

b)

Word

c)

Sentence

d)

Noun

65.

Choose the correct sentence:

a)

We was happy.

b)

We were happy.

c)

We is happy.

d)

We am happy.

66.

Which word is an interjection?

a)

Wow!

b)

And

c)

Big

d)

In

67.

Choose the correct negative sentence:

a)

He is not coming.

b)

He not is coming.

c)

He is coming not.

d)

He coming not.

68.

Which of the following is a countable noun?

a)

Milk

b)

Water

c)

Rice

d)

Apple

69.

Choose the correct comparative degree: Ali is ___ than Ahmad.

a)

tall

b)

taller

c)

tallest

d)

most tall

70.

Choose the correct sentence:

a)

She have a pen.

b)

She has a pen.

c)

She having a pen.

d)

She had a pen now.

71.

Energy is the ability to do:

a)

Sleep

b)

Work

c)

Eat

d)

Talk

72.

The SI unit of energy is:

a)

Watt

b)

Joule

c)

Newton

d)

Pascal

73.

Energy used for transportation comes from:

a)

Energy

b)

Water only

c)

Soil only

d)

Air only

74.

Two major categories of energy are:

a)

Heat and light

b)

Kinetic and Potential

c)

Sound and nuclear

d)

Chemical and electrical

75.

Kinetic energy is energy due to:

a)

Position

b)

Motion

c)

Heat only

d)

Light only

76.

A moving truck has:

a)

Potential energy only

b)

Kinetic energy

c)

No energy

d)

Nuclear energy

77.

Potential energy is energy due to:

a)

Speed

b)

Motion

c)

Position/Stored energy

d)

Light energy

78.

A book kept on the roof has:

a)

Kinetic energy

b)

Gravitational potential energy

c)

Sound energy

d)

Electric energy

79.

A stretched bow (archery) stores:

a)

Light energy

b)

Elastic potential energy

c)

Nuclear energy

d)

Wind energy

80.

When a ball falls down, its potential energy changes into:

a)

Heat energy

b)

Kinetic energy

c)

Sound energy only

d)

Nuclear energy

81.

In a bouncing ball, energy changes between:

a)

Electrical and sound

b)

Potential and kinetic

c)

Chemical and nuclear

d)

Light and wind

82.

Energy can be converted from one form to another:

a)

Never

b)

Only in machines

c)

Yes

d)

Only in living things

83.

Energy of a moving fan is:

a)

Mechanical energy

b)

Nuclear energy

c)

Chemical energy

d)

Light energy

84.

Energy produced by vibrating objects is:

a)

Sound energy

b)

Chemical energy

c)

Elastic energy

d)

Nuclear energy

85.

Energy stored in chemicals (food, fuel) is:

a)

Chemical energy

b)

Light energy

c)

Sound energy

d)

Wind energy

86.

Energy in electric appliances comes from:

a)

Gravitational

b)

Electrical energy

c)

Elastic

d)

Nuclear

87.

Energy from the sun is mainly:

a)

Light and heat

b)

Sound and elastic

c)

Chemical only

d)

Nuclear only

88.

Energy due to height/position is:

a)

Elastic

b)

Gravitational potential

c)

Sound

d)

Electrical

89.

Law of conservation of energy says energy can be:

a)

Created

b)

Destroyed

c)

Created or destroyed

d)

Neither created nor destroyed

90.

A car engine mainly converts chemical energy into:

a)

Light only

b)

Mechanical energy (and heat/sound)

c)

Nuclear energy

d)

Elastic energy

91.

An electric motor converts electrical energy into:

a)

Mechanical energy

b)

Chemical energy

c)

Nuclear energy

d)

Wind energy

92.

A lamp converts electrical energy into:

a)

Light (and heat)

b)

Chemical

c)

Nuclear

d)

Elastic

93.

Renewable energy sources are those that:

a)

Finish quickly

b)

Can be replaced naturally

c)

Are only fuels

d)

Are always harmful

94.

Solar energy comes from:

a)

Moon

b)

Sun

c)

Earth

d)

Wind

95.

Wind energy is produced by:

a)

Flowing water

b)

Moving air

c)

Burning coal

d)

Batteries

96.

Hydroelectric energy comes from:

a)

Plants

b)

Flowing water/dams

c)

Oil

d)

Gas

97.

Biomass energy is obtained from:

a)

Dead plants/animals waste

b)

Only stones

c)

Metals

d)

Air

98.

Geothermal energy is taken from:

a)

Sunlight

b)

Earth's internal heat

c)

Rainwater

d)

Wind

99.

Non-renewable energy sources include:

a)

Solar and wind

b)

Coal, oil, natural gas

c)

Water and wind

d)

Sun and water

100.

Fossil fuels are:

a)

Renewable

b)

Non-renewable

c)

Always clean

d)

Made from plastic

101.

Burning fossil fuels causes:

a)

No effect

b)

Pollution/global warming (harmful gases)

c)

Only good air

d)

Only rain

102.

Which of the following is a non-renewable resource?

a)

Wind

b)

Water

c)

Natural gas

d)

Sunlight

103.

Kinetic energy depends on:

a)

Temperature

b)

Motion

c)

Color

d)

Shape

104.

A stretched rubber band has:

a)

Elastic potential energy

b)

Nuclear energy

c)

Wind energy

d)

Sound energy

105.

Water stored at height in a tank has:

a)

Kinetic energy

b)

Chemical energy

c)

Potential energy

d)

Sound energy

106.

Static electricity is produced by:

a)

Heating water

b)

Rubbing objects

c)

Freezing water

d)

Boiling milk

107.

When a plastic comb is rubbed on hair, it becomes:

a)

Neutral always

b)

Charged

c)

Melted

d)

Magnetic only

108.

Like charges:

a)

Attract

b)

Repel

c)

Disappear

d)

Become neutral

109.

Unlike charges:

a)

Repel

b)

Attract

c)

Stop current

d)

Produce water

110.

Two types of charges are:

a)

Hot and cold

b)

Positive and negative

c)

Big and small

d)

Heavy and light

111.

A neutral object has:

a)

Only positive charges

b)

Only negative charges

c)

Equal positive and negative charges

d)

No charges exist

112.

Electric current is the flow of:

a)

Water

b)

Air

c)

Electric charges (electrons)

d)

Stones

113.

Device used to measure electric current is:

a)

Thermometer

b)

Ammeter

c)

Barometer

d)

Speedometer

114.

A cell is a source of:

a)

Mechanical energy

b)

Electric energy

c)

Sound energy

d)

Elastic energy

115.

A complete path for electric current is called:

a)

Magnet

b)

Circuit

c)

Wire only

d)

Battery only

116.

In a simple circuit, the battery provides:

a)

Light

b)

Electric energy

c)

Sound

d)

Heat only

117.

A switch is used to:

a)

Measure current

b)

Open/close the circuit

c)

Store water

d)

Make noise

118.

If the circuit is broken, the bulb will:

a)

Glow

b)

Not glow

c)

Become a battery

d)

Become a wire

119.

Electric symbols are used in:

a)

Stories

b)

Circuit diagrams

c)

Poems

d)

Maps only

120.

A straight line in a circuit diagram usually shows:

a)

Bulb

b)

Wire

c)

Cell

d)

Switch

121.

In a closed circuit, electrons:

a)

Cannot move

b)

Can move through complete path

c)

Sleep

d)

Turn into light directly

122.

In an open circuit:

a)

Current flows easily

b)

Path is broken, current stops

c)

Bulb glows more

d)

Battery becomes stronger

123.

A switch ON makes the circuit:

a)

Open

b)

Closed

c)

Invisible

d)

Wet

124.

A switch OFF makes the circuit:

a)

Closed

b)

Open

c)

Complete

d)

Working

125.

Materials that allow current to pass are called:

a)

Insulators

b)

Conductors

c)

Plastics

d)

Rubber

126.

Rubber is a/an:

a)

Conductor

b)

Insulator

c)

Battery

d)

Switch

127.

Copper wire is a/an:

a)

Insulator

b)

Conductor

c)

Plastic

d)

Glass

128.

Static electricity is mostly related to:

a)

Moving charges in circuit

b)

Charges at rest

c)

Water flow

d)

Heat flow

129.

A glowing bulb in a circuit shows the circuit is:

a)

Open

b)

Closed

c)

Broken

d)

Empty

130.

The main purpose of a battery/cell is to:

a)

Break circuit

b)

Supply energy

c)

Stop electrons forever

d)

Create water