Science
Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer.
1. While cleaning the classroom, a pupil pushes a chair so it slides across the floor.
Which word best describes the push that caused the chair to move?
a. Force b. Motion c. Shape d. Friction
2. A paper boat is placed on flowing water and begins to move from one side of the basin to the other.
What shows that the paper boat is waving?
a. It makes a sound c. It changes its position
b. It becomes heavier d. It changes color.
3. A toy car rolls easily on a smooth table but slows down on a rough carpet. What force makes the toy car
slow down on the carpet?
a. Gravity c. Motion
b. Friction d. Force
4. A round ball and a flat box are pushed with the same strength. The ball moves farther than the box.
Which property of the objects affected how they moved?
a. Color b. Size c. Weight d. Shape
5. During a power outage during the day, the classroom becomes hard to see because the lights suddenly
turn off. Why can pupils not clearly see objects in the room at that moment?
a. Darkness is present because there is no light
b. Objects stop reflecting light
c. Eyes stop working without electricity
d. Objects become smaller when lights are off.
6. Which statement correctly describes sound?
a. Sound is something we see c. Sound is light energy
b. Sound is only made by machines d. Sound is energy we hear
7. In the classroom, shouting can be heard from far away while whispering can only be heard nearby.
What does this situation show?
a. Sound travels faster in quiet places.
b. Shouting and whispering show differences in loudness.
c. Sound changes color.
d. Whispering produces no sound.
8. If you were asked to plan how pupils can stay safe during a very loud school event held outdoors under
bright sunlight, which choice shows the best use of protective equipment?
a. Removing hat and eye covers c. Wearing sunglasses and ear protection
b. Standing closer to the speakers d. Turning off all classroom lights
9. Which of the following is an example of a source of sound?
a. Meteor b. bell c. rock d. cloud
10. Where does the direction of sound come from?
A. From its source B. From light C. From the ground
11. Which is an example of a soft or quiet sound?
A. Explosion C. Loud whistle
B. Whisper D. Shout
12. Which statement about sound is TRUE?
A. Sound comes from vibration C. Sound does not need movement
B. Sound is created from light D. Sound is created by air itself
13. Which of the following is a loud sound?
A. Soft tapping C. Whisper
B. Shouting D. Gentle laugh
14. Light and sounds are form of __________.
a. Food b. Energy c. Water d. heat
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Math
1. It names a part of a whole or a set, what it is?
a. Fraction b. Numerator c. Denominator
2. It is the number that tells how many parts are taken.
a. Fraction b. Numerator c. Denominator
3. It is the number that tells how many parts a whole is divided.
a. Fraction b. Numerator c. Denominator
4. Which of the following shows ¼?
5. Which of the following shows ½ ?
6. What does subtraction mean?
a. Putting together c. Counting
b. Taking away d. Adding more
7. What is the answer to 12 − 5?
a. 6 b. 8 c. 7 d. 5
8. In 14 − 4, which number is the minuend?
a. 14 b. 4 c. 10 d. 8
9. In 16 − 7, which number is the subtrahend?
a. 7 b. 9 c. 16 d. 6
10. If you have 9 apples and give away 3, how many are left?
a. 4 b. 6 c. 5 d. 7
11. What do we call the answer in subtraction?
a. Sum b. Addend c. Difference d. Minuend
12. In 10 − 1 = 9, which number is the difference?
a. 10 b. 1 c. 9 d. 0
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