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JSS1 Basic Science Assessment 2023/2024

This document appears to be a test for a Junior Secondary School 1 (JSS1) Basic Science class. It contains 25 multiple choice questions testing students' knowledge of various science concepts including the three states of matter, properties of living things, puberty, and metal/non-metal properties. It also includes 5 short answer theory questions asking students to define key science terms and classify examples. The test aims to assess students' understanding of basic science topics covered in the JSS1 curriculum.

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JSS1 Basic Science Assessment 2023/2024

This document appears to be a test for a Junior Secondary School 1 (JSS1) Basic Science class. It contains 25 multiple choice questions testing students' knowledge of various science concepts including the three states of matter, properties of living things, puberty, and metal/non-metal properties. It also includes 5 short answer theory questions asking students to define key science terms and classify examples. The test aims to assess students' understanding of basic science topics covered in the JSS1 curriculum.

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CHOSEN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

Plot 1/6 Gbola Gas Road, Ikota First Gate, Lekki-Epe Express Way
1rd TERM CONTINOUS ASSESSMENT 2023/2024 ACADEMIC SESSION

NAME: ________________________________________________DATE:____________CLASS: JSS 1


SUBJECT: BASIC SCIENCE TIME: 1HR
SECTION A: OBJECTIVE
INSTRUCTION: ANSWER ALL QUESTION
1. All these are activities of living things except (a) Movement (b)Excretion (c) Photosynthesis (d)
Respiration
2. Which state of matter has no definite shape ___________ (a) Gas only (b) Liquid only (c) Liquid and Gas
(d) Solid only
3. The breakdown of food substance to release energy is referred to as (a) Excretion (b) Irritability (c)
Nutrition (d) Reproduction
4. The process by which solid changes directly to gas is known as (a) condensation (b) evaporation (c)
freezing (d) sublimation
5. The three state of matter are (a) electrons, Protons and Neutrons (b) Liquids, Gases and Solids (c)
Liquids, Gases and Solid (d) Solid, Atom and Gas
6. The following are characteristics of living things except (a) Expansion (b) Feeding (c) Growth (d)
Movement
7. The process whereby water changes to steam is known as (a) Boiling (b) Condensation (c) Sublimation (d)
Evaporation
8. All the following are examples of three states of matter except (a) Kerosene, State and stone (b) Oxygen,
water and chair (c) steam , water and palm oil (d) Smoke, palm oil and stone
9. The process by which a substance changes from solid state to the liquid state on application of heat is
called (a) Liquefying (b) dissolving (c) melting (d) freezing
10. In which state of the state of matter do their particles move freest (a) Solid (b) Liquid (c) Gas (d) river
11. All these are peculiar to all living things except (a) Irritability (b) Sleeping (c) Reparation (d) Nutrition
12. _______________ is the period between adulthood and childhood (a) Adolescence (b) Social change (c)
Self esteem (d) Abstinence

13. At puberty in girls, the following changes takes place except (a) The voice cracks and becomes deeper (b)
hair grows under the armpit and private part (c) The hip becomes more pronounced (d) The ova is
released one at a time
14. At puberty , it is important to ______ (a) Keep good friends (b) attractively dress (c) maintain personal
cleanliness (d) be indisciplined
15. The puberty changes occur at the ________ stage in Life (a) Child hood (b) Widowhood (c) Adulthood (d)
Abstinence
16. During menstruation, it is advisable to use _________ to absorb the blood. (a) towel (b) plain cloth (c)
tampons (d) tissue paper
17. The following doesn’t promote personal cleanliness? (a) constant bathing (b) regular brushing of teeth
(c) Frequent washing of clothes (d) Keeping long nails
18. The following are signs of puberty in boys except (a) deep voice (b) enlarged penis (c) Facial hairs (d)
matured uterus
19. The particle of gas (a) are closely held together (b) are loosely held and are in constant motion (c) have a
definite shape (d) do not diffuse easily
20. The particle that make matter move faster in _________ (a) Ice (b) Steam (c) Water (d) Wood
21. ___________ is the act of getting rid of waste product from the body (a) Respiration (b) Irritability
(c)Movement (d) Reproduction
22. _________ is the act of changing position or parts of an organism (a) Respiration (b) Irritability (c)
Movement (d) Reproduction
23. Copper is used for wire making because (a) It is a good conductor (b) It is a non metal (c) it is shinny (d) it
is brittle
24. The following are examples of non-metals except (a) Carbon (b) Suphur (c) Oxygen (d) Zinc
25.

THEORY SECTION
INSTRUCTIONS: ANSWER ANY TWO QUESTIONS FROM THIS SECTION
1a. What is matter
1b. State three properties of each state of matter

2a. Give two major classification of matter


b. State three characteristics of living and non living things

3a. What is science


b. List three scientific method

4a. Outline three branches of science and its examples


b. List 2 use of Science

5a. Enumerate three differences between metal and Non metal


b. Name 2 metals and non metals

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Scientific methods provide a systematic approach to inquiry, allowing scientists to hypothesize, experiment, and analyze to draw conclusions about natural phenomena. This methodical investigation enhances accuracy and credibility in scientific discovery and technological advancements .

Metals, with their ductility and conductivity, are essential in construction and electrical industries for making wires, fittings, and machinery. Non-metals like sulfur and carbon find use in fertilizers, batteries, and as insulators, respectively, utilizing their chemical properties to enhance industrial applications .

Puberty initiates a series of physiological changes that prepare the human body for adulthood and reproduction. For girls, exceptions include deepening voice, which is more prominent in boys, while boys do not develop a matured uterus . These changes highlight the biological differentiation between sexes during development .

Classifying matter into solid, liquid, and gas states simplifies the study of physical properties and interactions, aiding in theoretical modeling and practical applications. However, it can be limiting when addressing complex phenomena like plasma or supercritical fluids, which require more nuanced classifications for accurate analysis .

Living things exhibit movement as an intrinsic characteristic, allowing them to respond to stimuli, find food, and escape predators, whereas non-living things do not possess this capability and remain static or move only when acted upon by external forces .

Sublimation demonstrates the direct transition from a solid to a gas without passing through a liquid state, highlighting the dynamic interactions between particles at different energy levels and temperatures. This helps in understanding the energy changes and particle behavior in the transitions of matter .

Understanding evaporation is crucial in various fields, such as meteorology, where it explains the water cycle; agriculture, to manage water resources efficiently; and everyday applications like air conditioning systems, which rely on evaporation for cooling .

Particle movement varies significantly across states of matter: in gases, particles move freely and rapidly due to high kinetic energy; in liquids, particles are closely packed but can slide past each other; in solids, particles vibrate in fixed positions due to strong intermolecular forces restraining their movement .

Copper is commonly used for electrical wiring because it is a good conductor of electricity, offering low resistance to current flow. Additionally, copper is durable, ductile, and relatively affordable compared to other conductive materials, which makes it ideal for extensive usage in electrical systems .

Maintaining personal cleanliness during puberty is vital for preventing infections and managing body changes, such as increased sweat and oil production. It contributes to overall health and self-esteem during a crucial developmental stage, influencing social interactions and personal confidence .

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