Third Term Promotional Examination Basic 5 Basic Science

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PROMOTIONAL EXAMINATION

CLASS: PRIMARY 5

SUBJECT: PRIMARY SCIENCE

NAME: ……………………………………

1. 1.) The boiling point of pure water is _______________degree Celsius
   (a) 0 (b) 37 (c) 100 (d) 273 (e) 303
2.  The removal of waste product from the body of animals and man is ______
   (a) excretion (b) irritability (c) nutrition (d) respiration (e) reproduction
3. Which of the following is a magnetic material?
   (a) coin (b) paper (c) plastic (d) string (e) wood
4. Which of the following is not a sense organ?
   (a) ear (b) eye (c) heart (d) skin (e) tongue
5. _____________ is the removal of top soil by water or wind.
   (a) pollination (b) pollution (c) erosion (d) sanitation (e) environment
6. Rocks are solid materials that make up the Earth’s ____.
   a) Atmosphere
   b) Crust
   c) Core
   d) Mantle
7. Rocks can be classified according to their ____, hardness, and texture.
   a) Shape
   b) Color
   c) Size
   d) Weight
8. _____ is an example of a way to classify rocks.
   a) Density
   b) Temperature
   c) Color
   d) Length
9. Rocks are commonly used in ____.
   a) Cooking
   b) Transportation
   c) Construction
   d) Music
10. Which of the following is NOT an important use of rocks?
    a) Construction
    b) Gardening
    c) Beautification
    d) Medicine
11. There are ________ types of erosion (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 4 (d) 5 (e) 3
12. The situation whereby the air, water or soil in the environment is made unsuitable for use is called ______________
    (a) pollution (b) ventilation (c) pollination (d) erosion
13. There are ____________ types of pollution (a) 1 (b) 2 (c) 3 (d) 4
14. ________________ are unwanted materials of various types that are produces as a result of human activities.
    (a) waste (b) product (c) nutrition (d) sewage
15.  All the following are types of waste except ___________
    (a) gaseous (b) solid (c) liquid (d) evaporated
16. Waste contains ___________ that causes disease( a) virus (b) germs (c) hand (d) microscope
17. _____________ is the putting of our surrounding in a state of healthy existence
    (a) environmental sanitation (b) environmental quality (c) environmental ventilation (d) environmental control
18.  _____________ are animals kept by man around the home.
    (a) wild animals (b) domestic animals (c) useful animals (d) industrial animals
19. ____________ is the framework of the bones in the body.
    (a) skeletal system (b) excretory system (c) respiratory system (d) reproductive system
20. __________ is the chemical substance which are capable of changing blue litmus paper to red. (a) acid (b) water (c) liquid (d) gas
21. Zuma Rock is a major landmark rock found in _____.
    a) Lagos
    b) Abuja
    c) Kano
    d) Port Harcourt
22. Aso Rock is located in the capital city of _____.
    a) Lagos
    b) Abuja
    c) Port Harcourt
    d) Kano
23. Olumo Rock is situated in the city of _____.
    a) Abuja
    b) Lagos
    c) Abeokuta
    d) Ibadan
24. Zuma Rock is classified as a ____ rock.
    a) Igneous
    b) Sedimentary
    c) Metamorphic
    d) Organic
25. Aso Rock is mainly composed of ____ rock.
    a) Igneous
    b) Sedimentary
    c) Metamorphic
    d) Organic
26.  __________ is a cleansing agent which produce foam or lather when mixed with water.
    (a) water (b) soap (c) saponification (d) ingredient
27.  The reaction between the caustic potash or caustic soda and oil to form soap is called _______ (a) soap formation (b) saponification (c) soapoxotology (d) soap
28.  An unplanned or unexpected ailment is called _________
    (a) safety (b) accident (c) injury (d) convulsion
29.  The ability of living things to produce young ones of their kind is called ________
    (a) production (b) reproduction (c) irritability (d) excretion
30. The transfer of the pollen grain from the anther to the stigma of a flower is ________
    (a) production (b) flowering plant (c) pollination (d) harvesting
31. ______________ is the process by which sperm cells from the pollen tube unisex with the egg cells in the ovule of a flower.
    (a) fertilization (b) pollination (c) excretion (d) development
32. _____________ is the breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces to form soil.
    (a) weathering (b) cemetery (c) soil (d) erosion
33.  The coming together of a male dog and female dog produces _________
    (a) kitten (b) puppy (c) kid (d) calf
34. The red liquid through which nutrient and other material are transported in the body of an animal or man is called ___________
    (a) blood (b) vein (c) flesh (d) arteries
35. ______________ carries the blood to the heart.
    (a) veins (b) capillaries (c) arteries (d) blood capsules
36. ____________ is the condition of being free from danger.
    (a) safety (b) danger (c) harmful (d) life
37. All the followings are reared on the farm except _________
    (a) sheep (b) dog (c) cattle (d) kangaroo
38. The meat from a pig is called _________
    (a) pork (b) muffon (c) beef (d) liver
39.  The process of making waste product useful again is called _____________
    (a) remoulding (b) recycling (c) reproducing (d) replacing
40.  Which of the following is not a source of heat?
    (a) coal (b) electricity (c) ore (d) sun
41. Olumo Rock is classified as a ____ rock.
    a) Igneous
    b) Sedimentary
    c) Metamorphic
    d) Organic
42. Rocks used for construction are often chosen for their ____.
    a) Smoothness
    b) Hardness
    c) Sweetness
    d) Softness
43. ____ is an example of a way to classify rocks.
    a) Taste
    b) Sound
    c) Texture
    d) Smell
44. Rocks with different colors, hardness, and textures are often used for ____ purposes.
    a) Entertainment
    b) Educational
    c) Recreational
    d) Decorative
45. The classification of rocks helps us understand their ____ and uses.
    a) Shapes
    b) Properties
    c) Sizes
    d) Colors
46. What materials allow electricity to flow easily? a) Non-conductors b) Insulators c) Conductors d) Metals
47. Which of the following is a conductor of electricity? a) Rubber b) Plastic c) Copper d) Glass
48. What type of material does not allow electricity to flow through? a) Conductors b) Insulators c) Metals d) Wires
49. What is the path that electricity follows called? a) Electric switch b) Electric circuit c) Electric bulb d) Electric fan
50. What components make up an electric circuit? a) Wires and batteries b) Metals and glass c) Switches and bulbs d) Wires, switches, and components like bulbs or batteries
51. When is an electric circuit complete? a) When the wires are broken b) When the switches are off c) When the circuit is open d) When the circuit is closed
52. What happens when an electric circuit is complete? a) Electricity flows and powers devices b) Electricity stops flowing c) Devices become hot d) Devices stop working
53. Which of the following is an example of an electric appliance? a) Chair b) Table c) TV d) Book
54. How do we use electricity in our homes? a) For cooking b) For washing clothes c) For watching TV d) All of the above
55. What do we use to charge our phones? a) Water b) Electricity c) Air d) Food
56. Which material is used to make wires in an electric circuit? a) Rubber b) Plastic c) Copper d) Glass
57. What happens when we turn off a switch in an electric circuit? a) The circuit becomes complete b) Electricity flows c) The circuit becomes open d) Devices stop working
58. What do we call materials that do not conduct electricity? a) Conductors b) Insulators c) Metals d) Wires
59. Why is it important to complete an electric circuit? a) To conserve energy b) To prevent accidents c) To allow electricity to flow and power devices d) To save money
60. What is one use of electricity in factories? a) Cooking food b) Powering machines c) Watering plants d) Watching movies
61. What are the two types of electricity? a) Static and magnetic b) Current and magnetic c) Static and current d) Voltage and current
62. What happens when electrons move from one object to another? a) Current electricity b) Magnetic electricity c) Static electricity d) Voltage electricity
63. Which type of electricity flows in a continuous path? a) Static electricity b) Magnetic electricity c) Current electricity d) Voltage electricity
64. What causes your hair to stand up when you rub a balloon on it? a) Static electricity b) Magnetic electricity c) Current electricity d) Voltage electricity
65. How is current electricity different from static electricity? a) Current flows continuously, while static doesn’t. b) Static flows continuously, while current doesn’t. c) They are the same. d) None of the above.
66. What method uses coal, oil, or gas to generate electricity? a) Wind power b) Solar power c) Fossil fuels d) Hydroelectric power
67. What is the force of flowing water used to generate electricity called? a) Fossil fuels b) Wind power c) Solar power d) Hydroelectric power
68. Which method of generating electricity uses turbines? a) Solar power b) Fossil fuels c) Hydroelectric power d) Wind power
69. What type of energy is produced by burning fossil fuels to generate electricity? a) Solar energy b) Wind energy c) Thermal energy d) Mechanical energy
70. What happens when turbines turn in a generator? a) They produce steam b) They generate electricity c) They cool down d) They stop working
71. Which of the following is not a method of generating electricity? a) Hydroelectric power b) Wind power c) Magnetic power d) Solar power
72. What causes the movement of electrons in a wire to generate electricity? a) Wind b) Water c) Heat d) Magnetism
73. What does a hydroelectric power plant use to turn turbines? a) Wind b) Water c) Sunlight d) Fossil fuels
74. Which type of electricity is used to power our homes and appliances? a) Static electricity b) Magnetic electricity c) Current electricity d) Voltage electricity
75. What happens when you rub a plastic comb with a piece of cloth? a) It produces light b) It generates electricity c) It produces sound d) It doesn’t change
76. What materials are used in making soap? a) Flour and sugar b) Palm oil and coconut oil c) Milk and honey d) Rice and beans
77. Which ingredient reacts with oils to make soap? a) Water b) Vinegar c) Caustic soda d) Lemon juice
78. What are the active ingredients in palm oil and coconut oil used in making soap? a) Fatty acids b) Vitamins c) Minerals d) Proteins
79. What is the primary purpose of caustic soda in making soap? a) Adding color b) Making it smell nice c) Reacting with oils d) Making it slippery
80. How do you make soap from local materials? a) Mix water with oil b) Boil coconut oil c) Mix oils with caustic soda d) Add salt to oil
81. What is the final step in making soap from local materials? a) Pour into molds and let it cool b) Drink the mixture c) Throw it away d) Boil it again
82. What is one use of soap? a) Eating b) Swimming c) Washing hands d) Sleeping
83. How do we use soap for cleaning dishes? a) Rub it on our clothes b) Put it in the fridge c) Mix with water and scrub dishes d) Throw it away
84. Where do we use soap for washing? a) In the garden b) On the roof c) In the bathroom d) On the street
85. What do we use soap for while taking a bath? a) Drinking b) Eating c) Washing our body d) Watching TV
86. Which ingredient is necessary for making soap slippery? a) Water b) Oil c) Salt d) Caustic soda
87. What makes soap good for washing hands? a) It makes them sticky b) It makes them smell bad c) It removes dirt and germs d) It makes them dry
88. What happens if we mix oil with water without adding caustic soda? a) We get soup b) We get ice cream c) Nothing happens d) We get separate layers
89. What is an essential step in making soap? a) Playing outside b) Sleeping c) Mixing ingredients well d) Eating candy
90. Why is soap important in our daily lives? a) It makes us sick b) It helps us stay clean and healthy c) It makes our clothes dirty d) It makes us sleepy
91. Acids are substances that taste _______. a) sweet b) sour c) salty d) bitter
92. Bases are substances that feel _______. a) rough b) smooth c) slippery d) sticky
93. Lemon juice is an example of _______. a) acid b) base c) salt d) sugar
94. Soap is an example of _______. a) acid b) base c) salt d) sugar
95. Acids turn blue litmus paper _______. a) red b) blue c) green d) yellow
96. Bases turn red litmus paper _______. a) red b) blue c) green d) yellow
97. Vinegar is a _______ acid. a) strong b) weak c) medium d) neutral
98. Sodium hydroxide is a _______ base. a) strong b) weak c) medium d) neutral
99. Acids donate _______. a) protons b) electrons c) neutrons d) photons
100. Bases accept _______. a) protons b) electrons c) neutrons d) photons

Exploring Rocks: Types, Uses, and Landmark Rocks in Nigeria Basic Science Primary 5 Third Term Lesson Notes Week 11

Theory : Answer any ten questions 

1.  Define erosion
2.  Define pollution
3.  What is waste
4.  What is environmental quality
5.  List the 3 types of waste
6. What are rocks?
7. How can rocks be classified?
8. Name two ways rocks are classified.
9. List three important uses of rocks.
10. What is the name of the landmark rock located in Abuja?
11.  What is blood
12. What are the two types of electricity?
13. Can you give an example of static electricity?
14. How is current electricity different from static electricity?
15. What are some methods of generating electricity?
16. How do we generate electricity using fossil fuels?
17. What is hydroelectric power?
18. How do turbines generate electricity?
19. What is the role of solar panels in generating electricity?
20. Why is electricity important in our daily lives?
21. Can you name one way to conserve electricity?
22.  List 4 component of blood
23. Discuss reproduction in plant
24.  Discuss reproduction in animals or man
25. What is a conductor?
26. Can you give an example of a non-conductor?
27. What is an electric circuit?
28. How does electricity flow in a circuit?
29. Why is it important for a circuit to be complete?
30. Name one component of an electric circuit.
31. What are some common uses of electricity?
32. How does a light bulb work in an electric circuit?
33. What happens when a circuit is broken?
34. How do conductors help in electricity transmission?
35.  What is skeletal system
36. Where is Olumo Rock situated?
37. What type of rock is Aso Rock classified as?
38. Explain the concept of rock classification.
39. Why are rocks important in construction?
40. Give an example of a famous rock landmark in Nigeria.
41. What are the main materials used in making soap?
42. Can you name one active ingredient in caustic soda?
43. How do we make soap from local materials?
44. What is one use of soap in everyday life?
45. Why is cleanliness important for our health?
46. How does soap help us stay healthy?
47. What happens when we mix oils with caustic soda?
48. Can you list three steps involved in making soap?
49. What are some examples of soap-making materials?
50. Why do we need to wash our hands with soap?

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