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Basic Three B Science

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions and short answer prompts related to basic science concepts, including heat measurement, electricity, hygiene, and diseases. It tests knowledge on topics such as circuits, simple machines, personal hygiene, and foodborne illnesses. The document is structured into two sections, with Section A focusing on multiple-choice questions and Section B requiring written explanations and definitions.

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Basic Three B Science

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions and short answer prompts related to basic science concepts, including heat measurement, electricity, hygiene, and diseases. It tests knowledge on topics such as circuits, simple machines, personal hygiene, and foodborne illnesses. The document is structured into two sections, with Section A focusing on multiple-choice questions and Section B requiring written explanations and definitions.

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Basic 3B.

Science.

End of year Examinations.

Underline the correct answer only.

1. …………… is used to measure heat. a. Thermometer b. Calorimeter c. Rainguage.


2. …………. Is used to measure the temperature of the body.
3. Heat is measured in ………… a. Joules b. Jorles c. Juloes.
4. Heat causes a change of state in ……………. a. matter b. material c. motion.
5. …………… is a complete path through which electricity flows. a. Electricity b. Power c. Circuit.
6. A circuit is also known as ………… a. Power cuit b. Power circuit c. Electronic circuit.
7. The symbol for battery is .,……..
8. …………. is a pull or push of an object. a. Force b. Energy c. Electricity.
9. All the following are examples of forces except……….. a. Elastic force b. Magnetic force c.
Monitary force.
10. …………. are machines that make our work easier. a. Compound machine b. Simple machine c.
Average machine.
11. All the following are examples of simple machines except …………. A. Shovel b. Opener c. Book
12. All the following are electronic gadgets except……… a. computer b. rice cooker c. table.
13. A battery has two ends which are are positive and ……….. a. minute b. positive c. negative.
14. All the following are parts of the electric circuit except……… a. battery b. switch c. meter.
15. When two or more cells are connected together, it is known as ……….. a. battery b. switch c. LED
16. What does LED stand for? a. Light Emitting Device b. Light Emitting Diode c. Light Emitting Desk.
17. Which part of a simple electronic circuit gives light? a. Switch b. LED c. Battery.
18. Which part of the electronic circuit is the power source? a. Switch b. Connecting wire c. Battery.
19. The force produced by stretching a material is called ………… a. compressional force b. Elastic
force c. Frictional force.
20. All the following objects can be squeezed easily except……… a. Wood b. balloon c. rubber ball.
21. All the following are ways to maintain good hygiene except……. a. bathing b. regular exercise c.
wearing clean clothes.
22. Which of the following is not used for bathing? a. Sponge b. Soap c. Towel
23. Which of the following is not used for brushing our teeth? a. Chewing stick b. Toothbrush c.
Sponge.
24. Which of the following is best used for cutting nails short? a. Knife b. nail cutter c. teeth.
25. Wood, plastic, paper and metal are examples of ……….. a. Wet waste b. dry waste c. clean waste.
26. Turning organic waste into fertilizer for farming is known as ………… a. recycling b. donation c.
composting.
27. Finding new ways to use waste instead of throwing them away is an example of …….. a.
composting b. donating c. recycling.
28. Measles is caused by ……… a. bacteria b. virus c. fungi.
29. All the following are symptoms of measles except ……….. a. vomiting b. red eyes c. runny nose.
30. All the following can be used to prevent measles except………. a. Immunization b. Nutrition c.
Isolation.
31. Which of the following is not a good borne disease? a. Typhoid b. Cholera c. Malaria.
32. All the following are causes of food borne diseases except ……….. a. Improper cooking of food b.
Using rusty utensils for cooking c. Overcooking of food.
33. Which of the following foods is not easily contaminated? a. Eggs b. Milk c. Dry pepper.
34. All the following are symptoms of food borne diseases except………. a. abdominal pain b.
diarrhoea c. rashes
35. How can you tell if a piece of bread is spoilt? a. It becomes soft b. It becomes mouldy c. It
becomes crunchy.
36. All the following can prevent food borne disease except………. a. covering food b. keepings food
near chemicals c. using clean cooking utensils.
37. Which of the symbols below represent resistors?
38. Which of the following symbols represent capacitor?
39. Which of the following symbols represent LED?
40. Which of the following symbols represent switch?

Section B.

Answer all questions.

1a. Explain the following:


i. Heat
ii. Melting
iii. Condensation

b. State two ways of conserving energy.

2a. What is an electronic circuit?


b. List three parts of the electric circuit.

3. Label the parts of the circuit below:

4a. What is personal hygiene?

b. Mention three ways of maintaining good personal hygiene.

5a. What is measles?

b. State five symptoms of measles.


6a. Write down two ways of treating or preventing measles.

b. What is food borne disease?

c. Write down any three examples of water borne diseases?

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