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JSS1 Basic Science Exam Review

The document appears to be a basic science exam for junior secondary school students covering topics like pollution, energy, air composition, sexually transmitted infections, and distinguishing between elements, mixtures, and compounds. It contains 20 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of these topics, and 4 short theory questions asking students to define key terms, name examples, and outline various science concepts.

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JSS1 Basic Science Exam Review

The document appears to be a basic science exam for junior secondary school students covering topics like pollution, energy, air composition, sexually transmitted infections, and distinguishing between elements, mixtures, and compounds. It contains 20 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of these topics, and 4 short theory questions asking students to define key terms, name examples, and outline various science concepts.

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LIGHT TOWER SCHOOLS

SECOND TERM EXAMINATION CLASS: JSS1


BASIC SCIENCE

1. Materials and energy that cause pollution are known as A. Population B. Pollutants C. Pollination D.
Pollen
2. All are forms of energy EXCEPT A. Electronic B. Electrical C. Heat D. Chemical
3. Which of these forms of energy is used to operate most of our home appliances? A. Heat B. Sound C.
Electrical D. Solar
4. Which of the following converts electrical energy to heat energy A. Generator B. Pressing iron C. Car
D. Gas cooker
5. The air contains ____ percentage of oxygen A. 78 B. 21 C. 0.03 D. 0.97
6. What is the full meaning of STI? A. Sexually Transported Interactions B. Sexually Transmitted
Interactions C. Sexually Transmitted Infections D. Sexually Translucent Infections
7. The following are STIs EXCEPT A. Gonorrhea B. Syphilis C. HIV D. Measles
8. What is the full meaning of AIDS? A. Artificial Immune Dependency Syndrome B. Acquired Immune
Deficiency Syndrome C. Acquired Important Deficiency Syndrome D Artificial Important Deficiency
Sickness
9. The air contains ___ percentage of Nitrogen A. 0.03 B. 78 C. 0.97 D. 21
10. Water vapor present in the atmosphere is as a result of__ A. Freezing B. Melting C. Evaporation D.
Decantation
11. Air is present everywhere…A. Yes B. No C. I don’t know
12. Air (oxygen) supports burning…A. Yes B. No C. I don’t know
13. The following are air pollutants EXCEPT__ A. Oxygen B. Carbon monoxide C. Sulphur dioxide D.
Hydrogen sulphide
14. Which of these is not a type/ class of pollution? A. Air pollution B. Soil pollution C. Light pollution D.
Water pollution
15. Too much use of fertilizers leads to soil pollution A. Yes B. No C. I don’t know
16. Noise is a type of pollution A. Yes B. No C. I don’t know
17. Compounds can be separated physically A. Yes B. No C. I don’t know
18. The chemical combination of two or more elements is known as A. Compound B. Mixture C. Elements
D. Atom
19. Sodium chloride (NaCl) is a type of A. Mixture B. Compound C. Molecule D. None of the above
20. A combination of sand and water is a __ A. Mixture B. Compound C. Molecule D. None of the above

THEORY

1) Define (i) Elements (ii) Mixtures (iii) Compounds (b) Name (i) Five elements (ii) Two mixtures (ii) Two
compounds (c) What is pollution? Define (ii) Air pollution (iii) Water pollution (iv) Soil pollution (v)
Noise
2) Define (i) STI (give 3 examples) (ii) What is HIV? (b) Mention 3 ways that HIV can be transmitted from
person to person (ii) Mention 5 methods that can protect you from HIV
3) Name the constituents or composition of air (b) Give 5 uses of air
4) What is energy (b) Outline 5 forms of energy

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