PRACTICE UNIT 13-17 SCIENCE 4B

ATHAN 

COMPARING SHAPE COMPARING VOLUME COMPARING EASE

MATERIAL OF FLOW

Do not have Do not have Can be Cannot be

Definite A Definite Definite a Definite Compressed Compressed Flow Don’t Flow
Shape Shape Volume Volume
Solids

Liquids

Gases

1. The push exerted by air on an object is called....

a. Gases c.Compressed
b. Air Pressure d. Liquid Pressure
2. The push exerted by liquids on an object is called....
a. Liquid Pressure c.Compressed
b. Air Pressure d. Inflated

3. Air Pressure and Liquid pressure have many useful applications such as .....
a. Drinking straws and Ballons c. Drinking straws and Water Jets
b. Water Jets and Diver d. Diver and Ballons

4. Air is matter and is made up of .....

a. Wind c. Energy
b. Water d. Gases

5. Which of the following properties does not of air ?

a. Air has mass and occupies space
b. Air does not have a fix shape and volume so it can be compressed.
c. Air cannot flow.
d. Air is called wind

6. Air can be .....

a. Contract on heating and Expand on cooling
b. Compressed on heating and Expand on cooling
c. Expand on cooling and Contract on heating
d. Flow on cooling and Contract on heating

7. Air is made up of , except ....

a. Oxygen and Nitrogen
b. Carbon dioxide
c. Water Vapour
 d. Bacteria

8. Oxygen is needed for ....

a. Survive and Cooling
b. Expands and Live
c. Burning and Survive
d. Survive and Expand

9. To make their food,Plants need the gas ....

a. Nitrogen
b. Carbon Dioxide
c. Oxygen
d. Bacteria

10. Some bacteria can change nitrogen in air into a ....

a. Survive
b. Nutrient
c. Kalcium
d. Oxygen

11. The Layer of air surrounding the Earth is called the ....
a. Troposphere
b. Atmosphere
c. Exosphere
d. Stratosphere

12. The atmosphere is divided into ....

a. Four Layers
 b. Five Layers
c. Two Layers
d. One Layers

13. Which of the following five layers ,except.....

a. Troposphere and Mesosphere
b. Atmosphere
c. Exosphere and Exosphere
d. Stratosphere

14. The layer of the atmosphere closest to the Earth’s surface is.....
a. Troposphere
b. Mesosphere
c. Exosphere
d. Stratosphere

15. The layer of the atmosphere farthest from the the Earth’s surface is.....
a. Troposphere
b. Mesosphere
c. Exosphere
d. Stratosphere

16. The layer of the extends from 18 km to 50 km above the Earth’s surface is.....
a. Troposphere
b. Mesosphere
c. Exosphere
d. Stratosphere
17. The layer of the atmosphere that the air is very thin is.....
a. Troposphere
b. Mesosphere
c. Exosphere
d. Stratosphere

18. The air in the thermosphere is thinner than air in the .....
a. Troposphere
b. Mesosphere
c. Exosphere
d. Stratosphere

19. The ozone layer is present in the.....

a. Troposphere
b. Mesosphere
c. Exosphere
d. Stratosphere

20. Small pieces of rock and ice from space that enter the Earth’s atmosphere is.....
a. Meteors
b. Satellites
c. Aircraft
d. Lightning

21. Pure water is.....except

a. Colourless
b. Odourless
c. Speechless
 d. Tasteless

22. Material can exist in the solid,liquid or gaseous state and can change from one state to another when it is melting or freezing is.....
a. Air
b. Gases
c. Ballons
d. Water

23. The change of state from ice to liquid water is called.....

a. Freezing
b. Melting
c. Cooling
d. Expanding

24. The change of state from liquid to ice water is called.....

a. Freezing
b. Compressing
c. Cooling
d. Melting

25. When liquid water changes into water vapour at the boiling point, it is called.....
a. Freezing
b. Compressing
c. Boiling
d. Condensation

26. When water vapour changes into liquid water , it is called.....

a. Freezing
 b. Compressing
c. Boiling
d. Condensation

27. Water on the Earth’s surface is present in the form of ocean ,lakes,rivers,ice sheets,glaciers,underground water and water vapour
in....
a. Gases
b. Air
c. Water
d. Atmosphere

28. Turbidity and odour are two characteristics we use to find out about the quality of ....
a. Air
b. Ice
c. Water
d. Water Vapour

29. Water from natural resources is treated in water _________ plants to make it safe for drinking.
a. Water Treatment
b. Water quality
c. Glaciers
d. Turbidity

30. When liquid water changes into gas which can take place at any, it is called.....
a. Freezing
b. Evaporation
c. Boiling
d. Condensation
31. A force is needed to make an ....
a. Object move
b. Object run
c. Object fall
d. Object handing

32. We can describe the motion of an object by its ,except.....

a. Position
b. Direction
c. Speed
d. Expand

33. We can describe the motion of an object by comparing its position at .....
a. Different times
b. Melting
c. Cooling
d. Expanding

34. We can describe the motion of an object by specifying the direction in which it is ....
a. Different times
b. Melting
c. Cooling
d. Moving

35. The speed of an object can be calculated or measured using devices such as....
a. Amperemeter
b. Speedometer
 c. Thermometer
d. Radiometer

36. A unit of the speed of an object is ....

a. Distance
b. Speed
c. Energy
d. Force

37. A force can be measured using devices such as a .....

a. Different times
b. Distance
c. Spring balance
d. Speed

38. The unit of force is .....

a. Newton
b. Meter
c. Kilogram
d. Centimeter

39. One type of force that can move an object is.....

a. Different times
b. Magnetic Force
c. Speed Force
d. Distance Force

40. An object which can exert a magnetic force on another object and come in various shapes and sizes is.....
 a. Magnet
b. Speed
c. Paper
d. Iron

41. Two common types of magnets are....

a. Iron Magnets and Horseshoe magnets
b. Bar Magnets and Mouses magnets
c. Bar Magnets and Horseshoe magnets
d. Mouses magnets and Horseshoe magnets

42. Iron and steel are examples of ....

a. Magnetic Materials
b. Non-Magnetic Materials
c. Paramagnetic Materials
d. Feromagnetic Materials

43. Materials such as paper,wood,glass,plastic,rubber,aluminium are examples of ....

a. Magnetic Materials
b. Feromagnetic Materials
c. Paramagnetic Materials
d. Non-Magnetic Materials

44. The force which pulls the magnets together is called ....
a. The force of attraction
b. The force of repulsion
c. Paramagnetic Materials
d. Non-Magnetic Materials
45. North pole and the South pole are ....
a. Like Poles
b. Unlike poles
c. North Poles
d. South Poles

46. The two north poles and the two south poles are ....
a. Like Poles
b. Unlike poles
c. North Poles
d. South Poles

47. A form of energy that helps us to see the things around us is .....
a. Light Energy
b. Heat Energy
c. Sound Energy
d. Electrical Energy

48. Light Energy can also be used are ,except ....

a. The guide traffic
b. To communicate
c. In cameras
d. For washing

49. Heat Energy can also be used are ,except ....

e. For Dryingand Warmth
f. For Cooking
 g. For Ironing and Melting Metals
h. To Communicate

50. A form of energy that makes things warm or hot is .....

a. Light Energy
b. Heat Energy
c. Sound Energy
d. Electrical Energy

51. A form of energy that we can hear,whistle a tune,tap our feet on the ground or clap our hands is .....
a. Light Energy
b. Heat Energy
c. Sound Energy
d. Electrical Energy

52. Sound Energy can also be used are ,except ....

a. For Informing and Warning
b. For Entertainment
c. For Communicating with one another
d. For Drying

53. A form of energy that is also known as electricity is .....

a. Light Energy
b. Heat Energy
c. Sound Energy
d. Electrical Energy

54. Electrical Energy can also be used are ,except ....

 a. Lamps
b. Washing machines
c. A clock
d. Pen
55. A moving object has movement energy or .....
a. Elastic Potential Energy
b. Chemical Potential Energy
c. Kinetik Energy
d. Potential Energy

56. Kinetic Energy can also be used in many ways ,except ....
a. Skuter
b. Badminton ,basketball and skating
c. For generating electricity
d. For Recreation

57. Some forms of Potential Energy are , except ....

a. Gravitational potential energy
b. Chemical potential energy
c. Elastic Potential Energy
d. Kinetic Energy

58. Elastic Potential Energy can also be used in many ways, except ....
a. Stretched rubber band
b. Compress a spring
c. In Fuels
d. Up a toy
59. Chemical Potential Energy can also be used in many ways, except ....
a. Up a toy
b. In batteries
c. In Fuels
d. In food

60. Chemical Potential Energy can also be used in many ways, except ....
a. Up a toy
b. In batteries
c. In Fuels
d. In food

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