Diversification (1-6)
1. What is Classification
2. Why do we classify things?
3. How can we classify things?
4. Give an example of a table of how characteristics of things can be used in a classification?
5. What are living and non-living things
6. What are the characteristics of living and non-living things?
7. What are some groups of living things
8. What are the ways to classify non-living things
9. What are the characteristics of plants
10. Where can plants grow
11. How can we classify plants
12. How are animals similar or different
13. How are animals different in their sizes, shape and colours
14. How are animals different in the ways they reproduce
15. How can we classify animals
16. What are fungi
17 How are fungi useful or Harmful to us
18 What are Bacteria
19 How are bacteria useful or harmful to us?
Cycles (10-13)
13 December
1. How do plants reproduce? What are reproductive structures?
2. How do flowering plants reproduce? What are the 4 processes in the life cycle of a flowering
plants? By means of diagram, show the 4 processes of a life cycle of a plant?
3. By means of a diagram, show the structure of a flower. By using a diagram, what are the
functions of different flower parts
4. Name 3 examples of a plant with both male and female parts on a single flower
5. Name 2 examples of a plant with male and female parts on separate flowers
6. What are the 2 types of pollination?
7. What are the 3 differences between an insect pollinated flower and a wind pollinated flower
8. What is the difference between Self Pollination and Cross Pollination?
9. What are the advantages of Self Pollination?
10. What are the advantages of Cross Pollination?
11. What is fertilization
12. By means of diagrams, show how fertilisation occurs in plant
13. How are fruits and seeds formed?
14. What are the 2 reasons that fruits and seeds need to be dispersed?
15. Described the characteristics of fruits and seeds that are:
a. Dispersed by animals.
b. Dispersed by wind
c. Dispersed by water
d. Dispersed by explosive action
Give 4 examples of each type
16. What is germination?
17. What are the conditions of germination to occur?
18. How do we know when a seed has germinated?
19. Is light needed for germination?
20. By means of a diagram, show the lifecycle of germination
21. How do non-flowering plants reproduce?
22. What is the advantage of reproduction from plant parts?
23. What are the 3 plant parts?
24. Give 3 examples of reproduction from underground stem, sucker and leaf
25. Name 3 artificial and man-made methods of reproduction
26. What are the advantages of man made methods of reproduction
Chapter 11
1. How do humans reproduce
2. Draw a figure to show male reproductive organs and female reproductive organs
3. What are the functions of the penis and the testes in male reproductive organ
4. What are the functions of the ovaries, womb and vagina in female reproductive organs
5. Draw the structure of sperm and female egg
6. What happens during and after fertilization in humans
7. What are the 3 similarities of sexual reproduction in flowering plants and humans
Chapter 12
1. What are the 3 states of water
2. How does water change its state. Use a diagram to explain
3. What are the 4 factors affecting rate of evaporation
Chapter 13
1. By means of a diagram, show a water cycle
2 What are the 4 human activities that cause pollution? How do they cause pollution
3 Name 3Rs of conservation of water. Give some examples
Systems (17-20)
Chater 17
1. What are the 2 parts of plant transport system
- What are their functions
- By means of a diagram, draw a cross section of a stem showing the plant transport
system. In the diagram,, show the movement of water, minerals and food
Chapter 18
1. What are the components of air
2. What are the main differences between breathing and respiration
3. By means of a diagram, show the cycle of the exchange of gases
4. What are the functions of the organs in the respiratory system
5. By means of a diagram, show the pathway taken by air through the respiratory system
6. By means of a diagram, show how do the organs in the respiratory system work together
7. How do the following exchange gases?
- Insects/Arachnids
- Have holes that lead to tubes which carry oxygen into their internal organs
- Fish
- Take in oxygen in the water through gills
- Dissolved water goes through the mouth of the fish. The dissolved oxygen will go into
the blood of the fish while the carbon dioxide ii mixed in the air from the fish goes out
from the gills
- Birds
- Mammals
- Amphibians
- Plants20
Chapter 19
1. What is the human circulatory system made up of?
2. What are the 3 things that the human circulatory system transport?
How does the circulatory system distribute blood?
3. What is the function of blood?
4. By means of a diagram, show how do the organs in the circulatory system work together?
5. The heart pump blood with oxygen throughout the body and the heart pump blood with
carbon dioxide to the lungs for the exchange of gases. The blood vessels are tubes to
transport blood to all parts of the body
6. By means of a diagram, show how does blood flow in the body (Hodyeart, Lungs, other parts
of the body?
7. Describe the 5 differences between the transport system in Animals and Plants.
8. Animal transport system transport carbon dioxide, air food and water while plant transport
system only transport water, food and nutrients.
9. The animal transport system transport materials through the body of the animal while the
plant transport system not only transporting materials throughout the plant but also
supports the plant .
10. The organ that pumps liquid through the animal body is the heart but the plant has none.
11. The tubes that are used to transport for animal is blood vessels and for the plant is food-
carrying and water-carrying tubes.
12. The liquid to transport is blood and sap
Chapter 20
`1. Show by diagram; an animal cell, a plant cell
2. Fill up the blanks
Cell Animal Cell Plant Cell Structure Functions
Part
Will be both 21 and 22 of December
23 of dec will write all the questions down in the book. 23of dec will be destined for writing.
Split into morning, eat lunch bath rest and continue till around 5.45. If cannot finish, pull it till
6.45
14th Feb 24
Chapter 29: Light and Shadows
1. What is light?
2. What are the 6 sources of light?
3. How does light help us see?
4. Which sentence is correct?
a. Light travels in a straight line
b. Light does not need to travel in a straight line
5. Name 4 examples of the following:
a. Materials that allow most light to pass through
b. Materials that allow some light to pass through
c. Materials that allow no light to pass through
6. How do we measure the amount of light that passes through a material?
7. How are shadows formed?
8. How do we change the shape and size of shadows?
9. With the aid of diagrams, using torch light, object and a screen, show how shadows can be
made bigger or smaller.
Chapter 30: Heat and Temperature
1. Define Heat
2. What are the 5 sources of heat?
3. What is the difference between heat and temperature?
4. What are the 2 common thermometers used?
5. How does Heat flow?
6. What are some effects of Heat Gain and Heat loss in our daily lives?[ 3 points]
7. With the aid of diagrams, show how heat is gained/lost between the 3 states of water: ICE,
Water, Water Vapour
8. Give 2 examples of how we use knowledge of expansion and contraction in our daily lives?
9. What are good and poor conductors of heat?
- Give examples of Good and Poor conductors of heat
Chapter 31: Energy in Food
1. Why do living things need food?[ 2 points ]
2. How is energy from food produced?[2 points]
3. How do plants make their own food?[1 main point][talk about the process of photosynthesis]
4. How do animals obtain their food?[ 3 main points]
5. Why is the Sun important to living things on Earth?[ 2 main points]
Chapter 32: Forms and Uses of Energy
1. What is energy?
2. By means of a diagram, show what are the 6 different forms of energy around us
3. What are the 2 points of Light Energy?
4. What is Heat Energy?
5. What are the 4 points of Sound energy?
6. What are the 3 points of electrical energy?
7. What are the 3 points of kinetic energy?
8. For the following objects of kinetic energy, state their effects and their uses:
a. Wind
b. Moving water
9. What are the 2 factors that determine the amount of kinetic energy that an object has?
10. What is Potential Energy?
11. What are the 3 different forms of potential energy?
12. What is chemical potential energy?
13. What is gravitational potential energy? What are the 2 factors that determine the amount of
gravitational potential energy an object has?
14. What is Elastic Potential Energy?
15. How is energy converted from 1 form to another?
By means of diagram, show how energy is converted from 1 form to another:
- During Photosynthesis
- When a battery is used in a closed electric circuit with a bulb
- During respiration
- When a ball falls from height