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Basic Science Exam Questions for Grade 5

The document is an examination paper for Basic Science for Basic 5 students at Emmanuel College for the 2024/2025 session. It consists of multiple-choice questions covering topics such as accidents, forces, machines, planets, energy sources, and pollution, as well as theory questions related to acids, technology, and magnets. Students are required to answer all questions presented in the paper.

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Basic Science Exam Questions for Grade 5

The document is an examination paper for Basic Science for Basic 5 students at Emmanuel College for the 2024/2025 session. It consists of multiple-choice questions covering topics such as accidents, forces, machines, planets, energy sources, and pollution, as well as theory questions related to acids, technology, and magnets. Students are required to answer all questions presented in the paper.

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EMMANUEL COLLEGE

Third Term Examination 2024/2025 Session


Subject: Basic Science Class: BASIC 5
Answer all questions.
1. A/an_____ is a sudden even that is not planned or intended
causing damage or injury to people and things. (a) Safety (b) Accident (c)
magnetism (d) Friction.
2. _____ are those rules and regulations put in place or taken to prevent accident
or injuries (a) safety (b) maintenance (c) accident (d) punishment.
3. A/an _____ is a small white box containing materials that can be used to treat
mild accident or injuries (a) Jewellery box (b) Juke box (c) Match stick box (d) First
Aid box.
4. A______ is a wheel around which a rope or chain passes used in lifting heavy
loads. (a) pulley (b) lever (c) see-saw (d) an incline plane
5. A_____ is a simple machine that turns around a fixed point to do work or
overcome a forcecalled load.(a) sharpener (b) crane (c) lever (d) pulley.
6. A /an ______ is a force produced as a result of rubbing of flat surface (a)
Magnetic force (b) electric force (c) frictional force (d) gravitational force.
7. _____ occurs when a round surface like a ball or wheel moves over a surface (a)
A rolling friction (b) A fluid friction (c) A dry friction (d) none of the options
8. In _______ friction the objects are not moving (a) kinetic (b) static (c) none of
the options
9. One of these is a proper way of reducing frictional force (a) The use of
lubricants (b) the use of sand (c) the use of air (d) the use of heat
All of these are magnetic materials except ____ (a) iron (b) feather (c) steel (d)
nickel.
Amagnet attracts a force called_______ (a) friction (b) gravity (c) magnetism (d)
tension.
10. All these are types of pulleys except _____ (a) fixed pulley (b) moveable pulley
(c) incline plane (d0 compound pulley.
11. A number of levers joined together is called a ____ (a) crane (b) linkage (c)
complex machine (d) compound pulley.
12. Planets move around the __. (a) Star (b) Moon (c) Sun (d) Earth
13. We can see the moon because it __. (a) Burns gas (b) Has fire (c) Reflects
sunlight (d) Uses a battery
14. At night, we mostly see __ in the sky. (a)Trees (b) Stars and the moon (c) Cars
(d)Planes only.
15. What is the main source of energy on Earth? (a) Moon (b) Fire (c) Sun (d)
Water
16. Earth is the __ planet from the sun. (a) First (b) Second (c) Third (d) Fourth
17. Artificial satellites are made by __. (a) Nature (b) Planets (c) Humans (d)
Animals
18. Which of these is a renewable source of energy? (a) Petrol (b) Diesel (c)
Sunlight (d) Kerosene
16. One way to reduce noise pollution is to __. (a) Shout more (b) Use loud horns
(c) Play loud music (d) Reduce loud sounds
17. The part of a lever that supports it is the __. (a) Load (b) Effort (c) Fulcrum (d)
Screw
18. A long stick used to lift a stone is an example of a __. (a) Wedge (b) Pulley (c)
Screw (d) Lever
19. The use of too many cars can cause __. (a) Clean air (b) Rain (c) Air pollution
(d) Good soil
20. The force that keeps us standing on the ground is __. (a) Pull (b) Push (c)
Friction (d) Gravity
THEORY
Answer all questions.
1. Wat is an Acid?
a. list 3 properties each of an/a Acid and Base
b. Mention th types of electricity.
2. What is technology?
a. Explain open circuit and close circuit.
b. List the properties of a magnet
3. What is a magnet?

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Friction is a force that occurs as a result of the rubbing of flat surfaces . It can be classified into different types such as rolling friction, which happens when a round surface like a ball or wheel moves over another surface, and static friction where the objects are not moving . Practically, friction is essential as it allows us to walk without slipping, helps cars to brake, and is involved in the operation of many mechanical systems. However, excessive friction can lead to wear and tear of surfaces and requires mitigation through lubrication .

Increased car usage contributes significantly to air pollution due to emissions of greenhouse gases and particulate matter . This leads to issues like smog, respiratory problems, and climate change. Mitigation strategies include promoting public transportation, developing fuel-efficient and electric vehicles, and implementing stricter emission regulations to reduce the environmental impact of road transport.

Simple machines help us perform work by allowing us to apply less force over greater distances, thereby making tasks easier. Examples of simple machines include pulleys, which consist of a wheel around which a rope or chain passes to lift heavy loads, and levers, which are simple machines that turn around a fixed point, called a fulcrum, to do work or overcome a force called a load .

The Sun is considered the primary source of energy on Earth because it provides the light and heat necessary to support nearly all ecosystems through processes like photosynthesis in plants, which form the basis of most food chains . Additionally, solar energy drives weather and climate systems, and influences the water cycle. Its harnessing through solar technologies also presents an essential renewable energy option for sustainable development.

Renewable sources of energy are those that can be replenished naturally and consistently, such as sunlight, which contrasts with non-renewable sources like petrol and diesel that are finite and deplete over time . Renewable energy sources are typically more sustainable and environmentally friendly because they do not emit significant amounts of pollution, making them preferred in mitigating climate change.

Rules and practices put in place to prevent accidents and injuries are known as safety measures . They are crucial in daily life as they guide behavior and promote a culture of precaution in various environments such as homes, schools, and workplaces. These measures include creating awareness of potential hazards, maintaining equipment, and ensuring emergency protocols are in place, ultimately reducing the likelihood of accidents and injuries.

An open circuit is an electrical circuit where the path is broken, preventing electricity from flowing through the system, effectively turning it off. In contrast, a closed circuit is a complete electrical path that allows electricity to flow, powering devices and systems . In electrical systems, controlling the open and closed states of circuits is crucial for managing when and how devices operate.

Earth is the third planet from the Sun . Its position is crucial for supporting life as it situates Earth within the habitable zone where temperatures are just right for water to exist in liquid form, which is essential for life. Additionally, this position allows for a stable climate and the presence of a protective atmosphere that filters harmful solar radiation while trapping heat to maintain a temperature conducive to life.

Magnets possess properties such as the ability to exert magnetic forces, attract magnetic materials like iron, nickel, and steel, and have a magnetic field with distinct north and south poles. These properties enable practical applications such as in magnetic compasses for navigation, in motors and generators for converting electrical and mechanical energy, and in magnetic storage devices for data .

Gravity is the force that keeps us standing on the ground by pulling objects towards the Earth's center . It influences daily experiences by determining how we move and balance, retaining our atmosphere, and affecting the flow of water and weather patterns. In activities, it allows us to interact with objects predictably—for instance, in sports, where the trajectory of a thrown ball is guided by gravity.

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