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Class 5 Science Exam Paper 2024-2025

The document outlines the Second Term Exam for the Islamia University School System for Class Five in Science. It includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, drawing and labeling tasks, short answer questions, and long answer questions. The exam covers topics such as biodiversity, physical and chemical changes, and classifications in science.

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Class 5 Science Exam Paper 2024-2025

The document outlines the Second Term Exam for the Islamia University School System for Class Five in Science. It includes multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, drawing and labeling tasks, short answer questions, and long answer questions. The exam covers topics such as biodiversity, physical and chemical changes, and classifications in science.

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The Islamia University of Bahawalpur

Islamia University School System (ISS)


Email : diss@[Link]

Second Term Exam 2024-2025

Name : -------------------- Class : ----FIVE-- Paper : Science

Date : -------------------- Teacher : Sadia Total Marks : 100

Q: Choose the correct answer (1-10).


1. Which of these is not one of the five kingdoms?
a) Animals b) Plants c) Protists d) Insects
2. Which of these is an insect?
a) Bluebird b) Bat c) Earthworm d) Cockroach
3. Which has a shell?
a) Cat b) Lizard c) Snail d) Slug
4. Which is an example of a dicot plant?
a) Wheat b) Gram c) Maize d) Rice
5. Clouds are formed by:
a) Hot air rising b) Water vapor condensing c) Boiling d) Rain falling
6. Chemical changes are usually:
a) Reversible b) Irreversible c) Impossible d) Invisible
7. Butter going soft on a hot day is an example of:
a) Melting b) Freezing c) Boiling d) Evaporation
8. Light travels in:
a) Straight line b) Curves c) Spiral d) Waves
9. Which is not an artificial source of light?
a) Candle b) Light bulb c) Torch d) Sun
10. Which is a translucent material?
a) Brick b) Metal c) Wood d) Clear glass
Q: Fill in the blanks (10)
1. Most insects have ____ attached to them that help them to fly.
2. A ____ is a large group of insects living together.
3. Ice is the ____ state of water.
4. A change of state, also known as ____.
5. On cooling, gases change into liquids. This process is known as ____.
6. The volume of sound is measured in ____.
7. An ____ should supervise you when handling sharp tools.
8. Some worms live in other creatures; they are ____.
9. Flies and mosquitoes can cause ____.
10. Worms have long, tube-like ____.
Q: Draw and label Monocot and Dicot Roots (10)

Q: Label the diagram (10)

Q: Answer the Short Questions (30)

1. Define biodiversity.

2. Difference between extinct and endangered animals?

3. Give two examples of opaque objects.

4. What kind of materials are translucent?

5. Name five luminous things.

6. What do you understand by the word "transparent"?

7. Do all insects fly? Can you name some that do not?

8. Name three invertebrates that live in the sea.

9. Name five invertebrates that could live in a garden.

10. Draw any three insects.

*Q: Long Questions (30)

1. What do you understand by physical change? Give three examples of physical changes taking place in

your environment.

2. Describe the difference between strong and weak concentration of a solution.

3. What do you understand by classification and why do you think it is important?

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The phenomenon of light traveling in a straight line explains shadow formation, as light cannot bend around objects; it provides foundation for numerous optical devices by ensuring predictable behavior of light, crucial for focusing and directing it in lenses and mirrors .

Protists differ from other kingdoms as they are mostly unicellular and can be autotrophic or heterotrophic, unlike animals and plants which are multicellular and have more defined classification categories. Protists can also have characteristics of both plants and animals, making them unique within the five-kingdom classification system .

Dicot plants, like gram, typically have two cotyledons in their seeds, reticulate leaf venation, and a tap root system. In contrast, monocot plants have one cotyledon, parallel leaf venation, and fibrous roots, showing significant structural differences between the two categories .

A chemical change involves a transformation that changes the identity of substances involved resulting in new substances with different properties. It is generally considered irreversible because the original substances cannot be easily recovered, as bonds are broken and formed in a way that alters their basic structure .

Insects, including cockroaches, are classified under the group 'insects' due to their distinctive features: they have an exoskeleton, three-part body (head, thorax, abdomen), three pairs of jointed legs, compound eyes, and one pair of antennae. These characteristics are fundamental to the classification of an organism as an insect .

Flies and mosquitoes impact human health by acting as vectors for diseases. Mosquitoes are known for transmitting malaria, dengue, and Zika virus, while flies can spread bacterial infections. They contribute to diseases by transferring pathogens between hosts, influenced by environmental conditions and human activities .

Transparency in materials, such as clear glass allowing light to pass through without scattering, plays a critical role in applications like windows, eyewear, and technological screens. It enables visibility, protection, and energy efficiency by controlling light admission and enhancing human interaction with environments .

Clouds are formed through the process of water vapor condensing as hot air rises to cooler temperatures at higher altitudes. The process begins with evaporation where water turns into vapor and rises, followed by condensation where the vapor cools and forms water droplets, creating clouds. This stage is significant in the water cycle as it represents the transition from gaseous to liquid state, essential for precipitation .

The change from solid to liquid in melting occurs when heat increases the internal energy of the molecules, causing them to move apart and lose their rigid structure, allowing for the flow characteristic of liquids. This process is significant in understanding thermal interactions and material behaviors in nature and technology .

The classification system is crucial in biology as it organizes living organisms into hierarchical categories based on shared characteristics, facilitating the study, identification, and understanding of biodiversity and evolutionary relationships. It provides a universal language for scientists worldwide, aiding in communication and information exchange .

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