1. The animals that have four stages in life cycles are ... .

a. butterfly and frog c. housefly

and mosquito

b. cat and frog d.

cockroach and dragonfly

2. Look at the mosquito life cycle.

The stage in number 2 is called … .

a. egg

b. pupa

c. wriggler

d. nymph

3. Skeleton that protects our brain is … .

a. skull c.
breastbone

b. ribcage d. spine

4. Joint that can move like the picture beside is … .

a. ball and socket

joint c.
pivot joint

b. condyloid joint d. hinge

joint

5. Here is the characteristic of music sound, except … .

a. produced by periodic vibration c. pleasing

to ears

b. has regular wave pattern d. irritating

to ears

6. Sound that can make noise pollution is … .

 a. the soft humming of machines c.
whispering

b. thunder d.
breathing

7. Organ that is shown by picture number 3 is … .

a. nose
c. windpipe

b. diaphragm d. lungs

8. Food travels down your esophagus through a wave-like motion called

….

a. falling b. peristalsis c. chewing

d. squeezing

9. Arteries carry blood from … to … .

a. the body – the lungs c. the body

– the heart

b. the lungs – the body d. the heart

– the body

10. Jellyfish can protect their self by using ... .

a. shell b. exoskeleton c. tube feed d.

tentacles

11. Water hyacinth has … that helps the plant to float.

a. waxy leaves
c. air space

b. swollen leaf d. long

leaves

12. The characteristics of sink are, except … .

a. hard b. waterproof c. transparent d.

strong
 13. The correct statement about chemical changes is, except ... .

a. new material will be created

b. the new materials formed can be changed

back to their original

forms

c. burning candle is the example of chemical

changes

d. the reaction of plaster of Paris with water

becomes warm

14. Some water is heated from 27 to 55 degrees Celsius. The following statement most
likely describes what happens to the water is … a. It loses heat and changes into ice.

b. It gains heat and changes into steam.

c. It loses heat and changes into water vapour.

d. It gains heat and remains as water.

15. Based on the picture below, the process of number 3 is … .

a. evaporation

b. transpiration

c. precipitation

d. condensation

16. The activity that can prevent soil erosion is … .

a. throw a rubbish in the river c. build

retaining walls

b. do mining d.
cutting down trees

17. When you play recorder, chemical potential energy is converted to

… energy and … energy.

a. sound - kinetic c. electrical

- sound
 b. kinetic - sound d. electrical
- kinetic

18. The example of dispersion is … .

a. b. c. d.

19. Pollination process starts in … .

a. anther b. stigma c. filament

d. ovule

20. The example of monocotyledons plant is ... .

a. pea b. wheat c.
tomato d. mango

21. The name of this process is … .

a. cutting
c. air
layering

b. grafting d.
budding

22. Starfish can reproduce itself by ... .

a. budding c.
regeneration

b. formation of internal buds d.

fragmentation

23. Animal that undergo internal fertilisation is ... .

a. c.
 b. d.

Look at following food web to answer question number 24-25.

24. The producer in the food web is ….

a. tomato
plant

b. lion

c. rabbit

d. rat

25. A disease outbreak causes the population

of tomato plant to decrease. The impact that occurs on rat, rabbit, and goat is ... .

a. their population will be constant

b. their population will be the same

c. their population will decrease

their population

I. Cross (X) the correct answer!

1. Life cycle of a cockroach is ... .

a. egg - nymph - adult c. egg - tadpole - adult

b. egg - larva - pupa - adult d. egg - larva - adult

2. The following picture is one of the potato life cycle. It is called … .

a. adult plant

b. tuber

c. shoot

d. seed
3. There are … bones in our body.

a. 206 c. 602

b. 300 d. 260

4. Joint that can move like the picture beside is … .

a. ball and socket joint c. pivot joint

b. condyloid joint d. hinge joint

5. A unit used to measure the loudness or intensity of a sound is … .

a. degree c. meter

b. decibel d. hertz

6. The function of sound energy is, except … .

a. for entertainment c. for warnings

b. for ironing d. for informing

7. Asthma is a disease which may be caused by an … .

a. cigarette smokeb. virus c. bacteria d. allergy

8. The digested food substances can be carried by our blood in the ... .

a. small intestine b. gullet c. large intestine d. stomach

9. Look at the picture to answer the question. If the red color is on the left side of your heart, c is
….

0. right atrium

a. right ventricle

b. left atrium

c. left ventricle
blue red

10. … have tube feet to move and feed.

0. Sea anemones b. Mussels c. Sea urchins d. Jellyfish

11. Mussels can protect their self by using ... .

0. hard exoskeleton b. tentacles c. tube feed d. shells

12. The insulated copper wire is covered by ... .

a. rubber b. plastic c. metal d. wood

13. The example of physical changes is ... .

0. baking a cake c. melting butter

a. burning of candles d. burning wood

14. Jane is drinking a cup of hot tea. Her glasses become foggy. It happens because … .

a. water in the cup evaporates

b. water in the cup has reached its boiling point

c. water vapour in the surrounding air condenses on her glasses

d. water vapour from the hot tea condenses on her glasses

15. The picture below shows the different parts of the water cycle. The correct sequence of the
water cycle shows in … .

a. P - R - S – Q

b. Q - R - P – S

c. R - P - Q – S

d. S - Q - R - P

16. The cause of soil erosion is … .

a. planting c. do mining

b. build retaining walls d. throw rubbish in the trash bin

17. When you switch on a fan, … energy is converted to … energy and … energy.

0. chemical potential – kinetic – sound

a. electrical – kinetic – heat

b. electrical – kinetic – sound

c. chemical potential – kinetic – heat

18. When you are cooking use a spatula made by metal, it will feel hot. The heat transfer process
that occurs in the spatula is called … .

a. convection b. radiation c. evaporation d. conduction

19. Look at the parts of a flower below. The part of the flower shown by number 5 is … .

a. stigma

b. anther

c. style

d. filament

20. A plant that has net-veined leaves and transporting tissues like a ring is … .

a. wheat b. corn c. garlic d. tomato

21. We can propagate cassava tree by … .

a. cutting stem c. cutting leaf

b. cutting root d. air layering

22. An animal that does budding is … .

a. sponges b. starfish c. flatworm d. hydra

23. Animal that undergo external fertilisation is ... .

0. frog b. butterfly c. cat d. cow

Look at following food web to answer question number 24-25.

24. A herbivore animal is … .

a. goat c. rabbit

b. owl d. snake

25. The feeding relationship happens between rabbit and wild cat is … .

a. competition c. symbiosis
 b. predation d. brother

26. To separate saltwater and sand, you can use … .

a. sieving b. evaporation c. decanting d. filtration

27. The example of immiscible liquids are water and … .

a. salt b. alcohol c. oil d. sugar

28. The symbol of battery is … .

a. c.

b. d.

29. Three objects, A, B, and C, are connected in a circuit as shown below. The bulb does not light up.
However, when object C is replaced with object D, the bulb lights up. The following statement
that may be true is ... .

a. object A is a plastic straw

b. object B is a steel clip

c. object C is a copper

d. object D is a wooden stick

30. To make the electromagnet stronger, we can … .

a. decrease the number of batteries

b. increase the number of batteries

c. remove the nail

d. remove all the coils

31. The following electrical appliances use electromagnets, except … .

a. wireless speaker c. electric bell

b. electric fan d. magnetic clasp

32. Look at the male reproductive system below. The picture shown in number 2 is … .
 a. urethra

b. penis

c. sperm ducts

d. testes

33. One of pubertal changes occurs in females is … .

a. voice box enlarges and voice deepens

b. sperm production begins

c. hip bones wider

d. shoulders get wider

34. A planet known as superior planet is … .

a. Earth b. Mercury c. Mars d. Venus

35. The main asteroid belt is located between … .

a. Uranus and Neptune c. Mars and Jupiter

b. Earth and Mars d. Jupiter and Saturn