Human
Plants
Water
Light
Heat
10

Fertilisation only takes place when many sperms fuse with an egg.

True or False

False

10

What is the main purpose of a flower?

A) To make food

B) To reproduce

C) To absorb water

D) To protect the plant

B) To reproduce

10

What happens when water is heated to 100°C?

A) It freezes

B) It condenses

C) It evaporates

D) It melts

C) It evaporates

10

Which of the following is a source of light?

A) Moon

B) Mirror

C) Sun

D) Window

C) Sun

10

Heat always moves from a hotter object to a cooler one.
True / False

True

20

What happens during fertilisation?

A) The fertilised egg develops into a baby.

B) A sperm fuses with an egg.

C) The egg develops in the female's womb

B) A sperm fuses with an egg.

20

Which part of a flower produces pollen?

A) Petal

B) Sepal

C) Anther

D) Stigma




C) Anther

20

Which process in the water cycle forms clouds?

A) Condensation

B) Evaporation

C) Precipitation

D) Melting

A) Condensation

20

Which surface best reflects heat?

A) Black rough surface

B) White smooth surface

C) Dark wood

D) Green grass
Answer: B

White smooth surface

30

What is the role of the uterus?

A) Produces eggs

B) Protects the baby during pregnancy

C) Makes sperm

D) Helps digestion

B) Protects the baby during pregnancy

30

Some plants have leaves with red and green parts.

Which part can make food?

A) Only the green parts

B) Only the red parts

C) Both red and green parts

C) Both red and green parts

Chlorophyll, a green pigment is found underneath the red pigment of the leave

30
Arrange the action in order to investigate the process of condensation


1) Put ice cubes into a glass

2) Observe the glass of ice cubes

3) Wipe the outer surface of a glass dry.

 3 - 1 - 2

30

Which of these is a good conductor of electricity?

A) Rubber

B) Wood

C) Plastic

D) Copper

D) Copper

40

How does the developing baby obtain nutrients?

From the female's blood through the umbilical cord /Placenta

40

Name 2 functions of stem

To take in/transport water for the plants.

To hold the plant firmly to the soil.

To climb a support and enable the plant to reach for more sunlight.

40

2 examples of solid forms of water

ice, snow, hail

50

Name 2 differences between the sperm and egg.

Sperm contains father's characteristics while egg contains mother's characteristics

Sperm is smaller with a head and a tail while egg is larger ad round in shape

Sperm is released from the testes and egg is released from the ovary

50

State two characteristics of plant that show it is a living thing.

Like living things,

the plants need air, food and water to survive

the plants respond to the surroundings 

50

List 3 examples of water conservation in our daily life

  1. Turn off the tap while brushing teeth.

  2. Use a mug to rinse instead of letting water run.

  3. Take shorter showers to save water.

  4. Fix leaking taps or pipes to avoid water waste.

  5. Use a bucket instead of a hose to wash cars or water plants.

  1. Collect rainwater in pails to water plants.

  2. Use leftover water (from washing vegetables or rice) to water the garden.

  3. Only run the washing machine with a full load.

  4. Water plants in the early morning or late evening to reduce water loss from evaporation.

  5. Choose water-saving appliances (like low-flow taps and toilets).