SCIENCE
QUARTER 4
1. It is a small particle of rocks that contains decayed tiny organismsand plants.
A. clay B. loam C. sand D. soil
2. The kind of soil that is sticky when wet and has the finest texture.
A. clay B. loam C. humus D. sand
3. It is a mixture of sand and clay.
A. clay B. loam C. humus D. sand
4. It is a dark color organic material which is made up of decayingplants and animals
found in the uppermost layer of the soil.
A. clay B. loam C. humus D. sand
5. The particles of this soil are coarse and loose.
A. clay B. loam C. humus D. sand
6. Which property of soil could students determine by rubbing a sample
between their fingers?
A. texture of the soil
B. the color of the soil
C. the soil’s ability to support life
D. the processes to form the soil
7. Many plants can grow well in loam soil. Why is that so?
A. it is very rarely found in a garden
B. it consists of small particles of weathered rock.
C. it is slightly packed together with each other with very little or no airspace
D. it has the ability to retain moisture and nutrients, hence, it is more suitable for farming.
8. Most of the water on Earth is .
A. fresh water B. lake water
C. salt water D. wet water
9. Most of the freshwater on Earth is used for ___________.
A. agricultural B. drinking
C. taking a bath D. water balloons
10. About 68% of this water is used as freshwater on earth.
A. groundwater C. spring water
B. oxygen rich water D. surface water
11. These 2 sources of freshwater are used for d rinking water.
A. icebergs and rivers B. groundwater and oceans
C. rivers and groundwater D. oceans and icebergs
12. A good way of conserving water is to .
A. leave the shower running while soaping.
B. leave the tap running while brushing teeth.
C. use a hose to wash the car.
D. use less water when doing laundry.
13. Which is NOT a way that the human body uses water?
A. For transport C. To keep us upright
B. For chemical reaction D. To bring nutrients to cell
14. Why is water important in our daily lives?
A. It is fresh and salty.
B. It is a universal solvent.
C. It is used in many ways.
D. It is made up of hydrogen and oxide.
15. We can operationally define water cycle as________ .
A. as continuously circulation of water between land, bodies of water, and in the
atmosphere.
B. an exchange of water coming from the ocean going the land areas.
C. the formation of clouds and becomes water.
D. the three forms of water when melted.