مـدرســة االمــتـــيـــاز الـعالــمـيـــــة
Excellence International School
FINAL REVISION SHEETS
2nd TERM 2025\2026
GRADE 4
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مدرسة االمتياز العالمية
Excellence International Schools
Academic Year 2025-2026 2nd T
Science revision sheet Grade4
Chapter 5: Light
Q1) Choose the correct answer:
1. An imaginary line that passes through the globe from the north pole to south pole ……
a) Axis
b) globe
c) line
2. The Earth spins in an/a ……………………………
a) anti clock wise direction
b) clock wise direction
3. What causes day and night on Earth?
a) The sun spinning
b) The moon orbiting
c) Earth spinning on its axis
4. The mirror is an example of ………………. surfaces.
a) rough
b) smooth
c) dull
5. A piece of paper absorbs light more than it reflects as it is…………………..
a) bumpy
b) shiny
c) Bright
6. Light travels in a …........................ line.
a) straight
b) curved
c) Wiggly
7. How long does Earth take to complete one full spinning?
a) 24 hours
b) 16 hours
c) 20 hours
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Q2) Complete the following sentences using the word box:
day and night – smooth – straight lines– shiny– light – night – ray
– arrowhead – image
1. While spinning of the Earth, its part facing away the sun will experience night
2. The spinning of the Earth around its axis causes day and night
3. The surface of the mirror is smooth and shiny
4. The appearance of your face in the mirror is called image
5. We can see objects because light enters our eyes.
6. Each narrow beam of light is called ray
7. In ray diagram We draw straight lines for the rays of light. We draw an arrowhead to show
the direction the light ray is moving.
Q3) State if each of the following sentences is true or false:
1. The movement of the Earth around its axis causes summer and winter. (F)
2. Half of the Earth is always in daylight while the other half is in darkness. (F)
3. The Earth is tilted on an imaginary axis like the globe. (T)
4. Aluminum foil can reflect light but not as well as mirrors. (T)
5. Reflected ray is the light ray from the lamp which hits an object such as a book. (F)
6. If the reflected ray enters our eyes, we will see the book. (T)
7. Paper absorbs more light than it reflects. (T)
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Q4) Match the following:
Column (A) Column (B)
1. Globe a. A diagram to show how light travels
2. Axis b. A model of the Earth
3. Proof c. When light bounces off a surface
4. Prove d. To find proof that something is true
5. Ray diagram e. Imaginary line that Earth spins around
6. Reflected ray f. The light ray that bounces off the book
7. Reflection g. Scientific Evidence that something is true
1. b 2. e 3. g 4. d 5. a 6. f 7. c
Q5) Define
1. Ray.
a line that light travels in.
2. Proof
Is scientific evidence that something is true.
3. Globe
Is a model of the Earth.
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Q6) Answer the following questions:
1- Explain why we have day and night.
The earth turns around itself.
When a place on the Earth faces the sun it has day.
When a place on the Earth is facing a way from the sun it has night.
2- How does the mirror help the dentist to see the patient’s teeth?
Light from the patient’s teeth travels to the mirror then,
The light reflects off the mirror into the dentist’s eyes.
3- What would be like if the Earth completed one rotation every 40 hours?
We would have 20 hours of day and 20 hours of night.
4- What would happen if the Earth stop spinning?
One side would have day all the time, and the other side would have night all the
time.
5- Mention why we can’t see our image in a piece of wood?
Because wood absorbs light not reflect it.
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Q7) Look at the diagram and then answer the question:
a. Label the diagram
C. axis
A. Sun’s rays B. Direction of spin
b. Complete:
Almost every place on the Earth faces the sun has day But when a place is facing away the sun
it has night.
Q8) Draw the ray diagram for the following pictures:
Reflected ray
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Arriving ray
Arriving ray
Arriving ray
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Q9) Which surfaces can absorb or reflect the light?
Items Name of item Reflect or absorb
T-shirt Absorb
Mirror Reflect
Aluminum foil Reflect
Paper Absorb
Wood Absorb
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مدرسة االمتياز العالمية
Excellence International Schools
Academic Year 2025-2026 2nd T
Science revision sheet Grade4
Chapter 6: Electricity
Q1) Choose the correct answer:
1. A sudden flow of electricity through a person’s body.
a) plug
b) electric shock
c) socket
2. The unit to measure the strength of electricity.
a) cm
b) volt
c) meter
3. The pins of the plug are made up of ……………………
a) conductors
b) insulators
c) non-metal
4. What do wires inside a TV do?
a) make it heavy
b) carry electricity
c) look cool
5. Which of these is an insulator?
a) aluminum
b) rubber
c) gold
6. Materials made up of ceramic, plastic & cork are………………of electricity.
a) conductors
b) insulators
c) pylon
7. Voltage measures the …………………. of the current.
a) weight
b) strength
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c) length
Q2) Complete the following sentences using the word box:
110 – cable – insulators – electric shock – voltage – metal – conductors – 220
– plastic
1- Electrical conductors are made of metal like the key
2- Materials are called insulators they usually made of plastic , do not allow electricity to
flow through them.
3- The strength of electricity that electrical appliances is 110 or 220
4- A large wire is called cable
5- If mains electricity flows through your body, you will get an electric shock
6- Voltage measure the strength of electrical supply.
Q3) State if each of the following sentences is true or false:
1) Sea water is a good conductor of electricity. (T)
2) All metals are insulators. (F)
3) The computer uses main electricity to work. (T)
4) Never keep electrical items near water. (T)
5) Its safe to use too many plugs in one socket. (F)
6) Pure water conduct electricity. (F)
7) Kettle uses a battery to work. (F)
8) Materials made up of metals like silver are insulators of electricity. (F)
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Q4) Give one word:
1. (electricity) The movement of electrons.
2. (circuit) The pathway of electrons through which electricity flows.
3. (cable) The large wires that let electricity pass through in pylon.
4. (plug) A device for connecting an electric wire or cables to an electricity supply.
5. (mains electricity) The high voltage electricity that is sent to homes to provide power for
appliances.
6. (insulators) Materials that don’t allow electricity to pass through it.
7. (electric shock) Sudden flow of electricity through a person’s body.
8. (pylon) The structure that carries cables from the power station to
cities & towns.
Q5) Define
1. Volt Cable
Are large wires
2. Pylon Conductor
Are materials that allow electricity to pass through it.
3. Electricity.
Is the flow of electric charges (electrons ) through a material.
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Q6) Compare between conductors and insulators:
Are materials that allow electricity to pass Are materials that don’t allow electricity to
through it. pass through it.
Move freely Do not move
Gold, silver Plastic, wood
Q7) Answer the following questions:
1) What material is used for the part of the appliance you hold? Why?
Insulators (plastic ) , because they do not conduct electricity.
2) What will happen when you touch a metal object connected to a live wire?
you will get an electric shock
3) Why can the conductors conduct electricity?
Because the electrons move freely through it.
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4) look at the picture and then answer:
1. When we use the plug, we only touch the cover. This cover made of
plastic, which is
good insulator
2. metal is used for pins in a plug. This pin allows electricity to travel
from the socket
through the plug.
5) Look at the picture and answer the question:
What is the danger in this diagram?
Putting many plugs in one wall socket
Q8) Identify the following diagrams:
B) plug
A) cable
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C) Electric shock D) Circuit
Q9) Fill in the table with the correct answer:
Object Bulb lights up or not A conductor or insulator
Light up conductor
A
not insulator
B
not insulator
C
not insulator
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Light up conductor
Q10) Do these appliances use battery or mains electricity?
The appliance battery Main electricity
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