Examination Basic Science Primary 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Basic Science Primary 3 First Term Lesson Notes Week 12
Subject: Basic Science
Class: Primary 3
Term: First Term
Week: 12
Age: 8 years
Topic: Examination of Topics Covered in the First Term
Part A: Objective Questions
Instructions:
- Read each question carefully.
- Choose the correct answer from the options provided.
- Mark your answer clearly on the answer sheet provided.
- The standard unit for measuring length is ______.
a) Grams
b) Seconds
c) Meters
d) Liters - Which instrument is used to measure mass?
a) Ruler
b) Thermometer
c) Balance scale
d) Stopwatch - The metric unit for measuring time is ______.
a) Kilograms
b) Centimeters
c) Seconds
d) Meters - A source of light energy is ______.
a) Water
b) Sun
c) Soil
d) Rock - An example of underdeveloped technology is ______.
a) Tractors
b) Computers
c) Using a hoe
d) Airplanes - A plane mirror ______.
a) Bends light
b) Reflects light at the same angle
c) Passes light through
d) Absorbs light - The main use of a public address system is to ______.
a) Cook food
b) Amplify sound
c) Measure time
d) Store data - Modern technology improves efficiency by ______.
a) Making tasks more difficult
b) Increasing productivity
c) Slowing down tasks
d) Reducing functionality - A smartphone can be used for ______.
a) Cleaning
b) Making calls
c) Cooking
d) Gardening - The purpose of a balance scale is to measure ______.
a) Length
b) Mass
c) Time
d) Light - Farming with harvesters is an example of ______ technology.
a) Developed
b) Underdeveloped
c) Ancient
d) Outdated - An example of modern technology is ______.
a) Using stones to make fire
b) Using a computer
c) Using a town crier
d) Using donkeys for transportation - The unit for measuring mass is ______.
a) Hours
b) Grams
c) Millimeters
d) Meters - Technology that makes home management easier includes ______.
a) Dishwashers
b) Hoes
c) Animals
d) Public address systems - Light energy can be produced by ______.
a) Sun
b) Soil
c) Water
d) Rocks - The reflection of light from a plane mirror is ______.
a) Diffused
b) Absorbed
c) Clear
d) Scattered - The metric unit for measuring length is ______.
a) Kilograms
b) Seconds
c) Meters
d) Grams - An example of a developed technology used for transportation is ______.
a) Boat with sails
b) Airplane
c) Horse-drawn cart
d) Camel - Light energy is important because it ______.
a) Provides heat
b) Helps plants grow
c) Allows us to see
d) Feeds animals - The main purpose of modern technology in communication is ______.
a) To delay messages
b) To make communication difficult
c) To enhance connectivity
d) To reduce efficiency - The use of a microwave is an example of ______.
a) Underdeveloped technology
b) Developed technology
c) Ancient technology
d) Traditional technology - A mirror that forms a clear image is a ______ mirror.
a) Convex
b) Concave
c) Plane
d) Curved - Modern technology helps in ______.
a) Increasing workload
b) Making tasks harder
c) Solving problems
d) Reducing efficiency - The measurement of time is commonly done with a ______.
a) Thermometer
b) Ruler
c) Stopwatch
d) Balance scale - Light energy is essential for ______.
a) Navigation
b) Sleeping
c) Cooking
d) Gardening - The primary function of a computer is to ______.
a) Cook food
b) Amplify sound
c) Store and process data
d) Measure mass - An example of a tool used in underdeveloped technology is a ______.
a) Tractor
b) Hoe
c) Airplane
d) Public address system - A technology that simplifies communication is a ______.
a) Horse
b) Phone
c) Cart
d) Stone - An example of light energy is ______.
a) A book
b) A candle
c) A chair
d) A pencil - The unit for measuring mass is ______.
a) Liters
b) Seconds
c) Grams
d) Hours
Part B: Theory Questions
Instructions:
- Answer each question in a few sentences.
- Write your answers clearly in the space provided.
- Define length and give an example of how it is measured.
- Explain the term mass and describe an instrument used to measure it.
- What is time, and what are the standard units used to measure it?
- Describe one source of light energy and its use.
- Explain how a plane mirror reflects light.
- What distinguishes developed technology from underdeveloped technology? Provide an example of each.
- Describe the importance of modern technology in communication.
- How does technology impact daily life at home? Provide two examples.
- Explain the term ‘reflection of light’ and give an example.
- What are the benefits of using developed technology in transportation?
- How can a smartphone be used for education?
- Describe an example of technology that has made farming easier.
- What role does light energy play in the environment?
- How do modern appliances improve home management?
- Compare and contrast underdeveloped and developed technology in terms of efficiency.
- Describe the function of a balance scale.
- How does modern technology contribute to solving problems in daily life?
- What are some uses of computers in education?
- Explain how light energy can be used in daily life.
- Describe a practical use of time measurement in everyday activities.
Part C: True or False Questions
Instructions:
- Indicate whether each statement is True or False.
- Mark your answers clearly on the answer sheet provided.
- Light energy can come from the sun.
True / False - A balance scale is used to measure length.
True / False - Seconds and minutes are units for measuring mass.
True / False - A plane mirror absorbs light rather than reflecting it.
True / False - Modern technology includes tools like smartphones and computers.
True / False - The measurement of time is done in grams.
True / False - Using a hoe for farming is an example of developed technology.
True / False - Light energy is used for navigation and seeing.
True / False - A microwave is an example of underdeveloped technology.
True / False - The purpose of a public address system is to store data.
True / False
Instructions to Attempt All Questions and Avoid Exam Malpractices
- Read Each Question Carefully: Ensure you understand what is being asked before answering.
- Follow the Instructions: Pay close attention to the instructions for each section and answer accordingly.
- Answer Neatly: Write your answers clearly to avoid any misinterpretation.
- Time Management: Allocate your time wisely for each section to complete the exam within the given time.
- Avoid Cheating: Do not look at other students’ papers or use unauthorized materials. Your answers should reflect your own understanding.
- No Talking: Maintain silence during the exam to ensure a fair testing environment for everyone.
- Ask for Clarification: If you do not understand a question, raise your hand and ask the teacher for clarification.
- Review Your Answers: If time permits, review your answers to correct any mistakes.
- Stay Calm: Keep a positive attitude and stay focused throughout the exam.
- Follow All Exam Rules: Adhere to any additional instructions or rules provided by your teacher to ensure a smooth examination process
CLASS: PRIMARY 3
SUBJECT: BASIC SCIENCE
NAME:………………………………
Answer all Questions
1.) ____________ describes how long or short an object is (a) mass (b) length (c) time
2.) Foot length and hand span are ____________ method of measuring length
(a) modern (b) old (c) future
3.) Tape rule and ruler are ________ method of measuring length (a) old (b) modern (c) future
4.) ______________ is the amount of matter that a body contains (a) time (b) mass (c) length
5.) The following are instruments for measuring mass except ___________
(a) beam balance (b) kitchen scale (c) wall clock
6.) The metric for measuring time is ____________ (a) metre (b) second (c) kilometer
7.) Cock crow is a ________________ method of measuring time (a) old (b) modern (c) maybe
8.) Use of wristwatch is a modern method of measuring time (a) true (b) false (c) maybe
9.) ___________ is the outermost layer of the earth on which plant grow (a) stone (b) soil (c) rock
10.) ____________ is the source of nutrients, air and water to plants (a) rock (b) soil (c) stones
11.) ___________ are things that have life (a) living things (b) non living things (c) liquid object
12.) There are ____________ types of soil (a) 2 (b) 3 (c) 5
13.) _________________ is the best type of soil for planting (a) sandy (b) loamy (c) clay
14.) When air moves fast, it is called ________________ (a) wind (b) breeze (c) fast air
15.) When air moves slowly, it is referred to as ______ (a) slow wind (b) breeze (c) wind
16.) Examples of living things are these except _______________ (a) goat (b) dog (c) bottle
17.) Example of non-living things are these except ________ (a) stone (b) wood (c) cat
18.) __________________ helps in drying our wet clothes (a) fire (b) wind (c) water
19.) Wind is a source of energy (a) true (b) false (c) maybe
20.) __________________ is a domestic animal (a) lion (b) elephant (c) cat
Section B
1.) What is length? ____________
b.) Name two modern instruments for measuring length
(a) ____________ (b) ____________
2.) ____________ is the quantity of matter in which a body contains
b.) State two instruments for measuring mass
(a) ____________ (b) ____________
3.) What is time? ____________
b.) Mention three modern instruments for measuring time
(a) ____________ (b) ____________
(c) ____________
4.) What are living things? ____________
b.) Give three examples of living things
(a) ____________ (b) ____________
(c) ____________
5.) What are domestic animals? ____________
b.) List three examples of domestic animals you know
(a) ____________ (b) ____________
(c) ____________