force and energy year 5

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SECTION A ( 30 Marks ) 1. Which of the following produces electricity? A. Accumulator B. Calculator C. Wires D. Bulbs 2. What is the source of electricity used by a remote car? A. Dry cell B. Accumulator C. Dynamo D. Solar cell 3. In which of the following can a dynamo be found? A. Bicycle B. Doorbell C. Steam iron D. Electric kettle

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Page 1: Force and Energy Year 5

SECTION A

( 30 Marks )

1. Which of the following produces electricity?

A. Accumulator

B. Calculator

C. Wires

D. Bulbs

2. What is the source of electricity used by a remote car?

A. Dry cell

B. Accumulator

C. Dynamo

D. Solar cell

3. In which of the following can a dynamo be found?

A. Bicycle

B. Doorbell

C. Steam iron

D. Electric kettle

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4. It is a ………………….

A. battery

B. dynamo

C. dry cell

D. solar cell

5. Study the information below.

What it is ?

A. Dynamo

B. Battery

C. Solar cell

D. Accumulator

6. A solar cell is used in all the materials listed below except

A. Calculator

B. Torch

C. Satellite

D. Water heater

It is a device that changes light energy from the sun

into electrical energy.

• It is small and light

• It is cheap

• It cannot be recharge

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7. Which electric components are correctly matched to the symbols

A. Wire Bulbs Switch

B. Switch Wire Bulb

C. Bulb Dry cell Wire

D. Dry cell Switch Bulb Bulb

8. A complete circuit consist of …………..

I switch

II wire

III bulb

IV battery

A. I and II only

B. III and IV only

C. II, III and IV only

D. I, II, III and IV

9. Which of the following symbols represents the component that is used to

break or connect circuit?

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10. In which of the following circuits, the bulb will light up the brightest?

11. Choose the correct statement about an electric circuit.

A. It is a path that allows electric current to flow through it.

B. It must not be properly arranged to let electric current flow through it.

C. It has only a type of electric circuit.

D. It can be complete electric circuit without presence of dry cell.

12. Which bulbs are arranged in parallel?

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13. Which of the following statements is true about parallel circuits?

A. All bulbs are joined in a row.

B. All switches are connected in a row.

C. All the bulbs light up with different brightness.

D. All the bulbs light up with the same brightness.

14. Which of the following bulbs will light up?

15. Which of the following are true about the series circuit?

I Each bulb has the same current.

II If one bulbs is blown, the othes will not light up.

III The cells will lose their electrical energy faster.

IV If one bulb is blown, the others will still light up.

A. I and II only.

B. II and II only.

C. I, II and III only.

D. I, II, III and IV.

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16. Which of the following is cause by mishandling of electrical appliances?

I Fever

II Burns

III Electric shock

IV Electrocution

A. I and III only.

B. I, II and III only.

C. II, III and IV only.

D. I, II, III and IV

17. Which of the following can cause electrical accidents?

A. Switching off the electrical appliances when not in use.

B. Switching off lights when replacing the bulb.

C. Using too many electrical appliances.

D. Current leakage.

18. Read the statement below.

What should Ahmad do to help his friend?

A. Give a hand by using a wooden pole

B. Send to the hospital.

C. Called his friend several times.

D. Pour water onto his friend’s body.

Ahmad’s friend is having an electrical shock.

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19. Which of the following activities produce the least heat?

A. Jumping

B. Clapping hands

C. Sleeping

D. Cycling

20. What can temperature be measured in?

A. Metres

B. Minutes

C. Degree Celsius

D. Litre

21. Some ice cubes are put into a beaker of warm water. What will happen to the

water in the beaker?

A. It will become warmer.

B. It will become cooler.

C. The volume will reduce.

D. No change.

22. The presence of gaps on railway tracks is to……………….

A. Let the railway track bend.

B. Let the railway track be good condition.

C. Prevent the railway track from bending.

D. Avoid heating and cooling.

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23. Diagram 1 shows an observation from an investigation.

What can be concluded about the changes in the size of the balloon?

A. The temperature in the balloon decreases.

B. The mass of air in the balloon increases.

C. The air in the balloon contracts.

D. The air in the balloon expands.

24. A thermometer is used to measure temperature. Why is mercury used in the

thermometer.

A. It has a bright colour.

B. It expands easily only.

C. It contracts easily only.

D. It expands and contracts easily.

25. What is the main source of the heat energy?

A. Fire

B. Burning candle

C. Torch

D. The Sun

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26. All the object below conduct heat except

A. wooden ruler

B. steel spoon

C. iron nail

D. paper clip

27. Which of the following beaker of water is the hottest?

A. 0 ° C

B. 20 ° C

C. 50 ° C

D. 100 ° C

28. Table 1 shows the results of an investigation.

Beaker R S T U

Volume of water ( ml ) 70 100 85 60

Temperature ( ° C ) 60 60 60 60

Table 1

Which beaker has the most heat?

A. R

B. S

C. T

D. U

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29. Which of the following are the correct way of handling thermometer when

measuring temperature of a glass of water?

I Hold the thermometer at the bulb.

II Immerse the thermometer into the water until it touch the glass.

III Read the temperature when mercury stop mercury.

IV Read the meniscus of the mercury.

A. I and II only.

B. III and IV only.

C. I, II and III only.

D. I, II, III and IV.

30. Diagram 2 shows different eye positions of a pupil when reading a

thermometer .

Which of the eye positions labeled A , B , C or D is correct?