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Time:

Al Badiya2School
hrs. 30 minutes Al Badiya
Grade6School Science Mock Exam

Science-Term 1-Mock Exam


Name: _____________________________ Grade 6____ Date: _________

This Exam contains 2 sections.


Section A - 15 MCQ Questions for 60 M
Section B – 5 Writing questions for 40 M
*No Bonus questions*
Section A
This section contains 15 questions each of 4M. Read all questions and options carefully and
tick the correct option.
Q-1 4M

Name the given process. At which temperature the process will be faster
And why?
a- Melting, at 40oC as particles have more kinetic energy.
b- Diffusion, at 40oC as particles have less kinetic energy.
c- Spreading, at 80oC as particles have more kinetic energy.
d- Diffusion, at 80oC as particles have more kinetic energy.

Q-2 4M
We must leave small gaps on the sidewalks to avoid breaking
of the road as shown in the picture because _______________.

a- During summer particles move faster and roads


gets reduced in size called thermal contraction.
b- During winter particles move faster and roads
gets reduced in size called thermal contraction.
c- During summer particles move faster and roads
gets increased in size called thermal expansion.
d- During winter particles move slowly and roads
gets increased in size called thermal expansion.
Al Badiya School Grade6 Science Mock Exam

Q-3 4M

Sample 200g water (A) 20g water (B)


Temperature 25oC 25oC

Observe the above table carefully and find the correct statement.
a- Particles in both have same kinetic energy.
b- Particles in both have different kinetic energy.
c- Particles in A are moving faster than particles in B.
d- Particles in B are moving slowly than particles in B.
Q-4 4M
Name the given process and choose a proper reasoning for
your answer.
a- Only top surface is vaporizing its evaporation.
b- Vaporizing is within the liquid it’s boiling.
c- Only top surface is vaporizing its boiling.
d- Vaporizing is within the liquid it’s evaporation.

Q-5 4M
In the given changes what happens to the Kinetic and
Potential energy of the particles.
a-kinetic energy increases and potential energy decreases
b-kinetic energy decreases and potential energy increases
c-kinetic energy increases and potential energy increases too.
d-kinetic energy increases and potential energy increases too.
Q-6 4M
Analyze the heating curve. Which areas of the
heating curve show a change in potential energy
of the particles?
1- d
2- a and e
3- c
4- b and d
Al Badiya School Grade6 Science Mock Exam

Q-7 4M
Observe the given picture carefully and identify A
the different modes of energy transfer.
Spots Correct Methods of heat
B
answer transfer
A
C 1- radiation
C
A
B 2- conduction

C 3- convection
B
Q-8 4M
Observe the given graph of the specific heat and tick

Specific heat
the correct option.
a- P is an insulator as it does not heat up easily
b- S is an insulator as it does not heat up easily
c- P is a metal
d- S is a metal

Q-9 4M
Observe the given picture and identify the correct statement.
a- white ball will become hot faster.
b- black ball will become hot faster.
c- black ball is reflecting all energy.
d- white ball is absorbing all energy.
Q-10 4M
Observe the given picture and identify the correct statement.
a- When water changes from liquid to solid
thermal energy is absorbed.
b- When water changes from solid to liquid
thermal energy is released.
c- When water changes from liquid to solid
thermal energy is released.
d- When water changes from solid to liquid
thermal energy is neither released nor absorbed.
Al Badiya School Grade6 Science Mock Exam

Q-11 4M
Identify the aquifer and the ground water in the
given picture and write the number of correct answers.
Definition Correct Methods of heat
answer transfer
Aquifer
3 1-water inside the
ground

1
Groundwater 2-water that falls back
to earth
3-body of rock that
- hold water as shown in
picture.

Q-12 4M
Observe the direction of moving air and
water on the earth, in the given picture.
This effect is known as _____________.
a- wind effect
b- Coriolis effect
c- Tyndall effect
d- Doppler effect

Q-13 4M
Factors that is responsible for the density current in the water is ______________.

a- Wind
b- depth of the ocean
c- temperature and salinity
d- ships moving in ocean
Al Badiya School Grade6 Science Mock Exam

Q-14 4M
Closely look at the picture and identify the correct
statement about the movement of water in
gyres of northern hemisphere and southern
hemisphere.

a- Northern hemisphere gyres move clockwise.


b- Southern hemisphere gyres move clockwise.
c- Northen hemisphere gyres move anti clockwise.

Q-15 4M
Identify the type of the front shown in
the given picture.

a- Cold front
b- Warm front
c- Stationary front
d- Occluded front

Section B
This section contains 5 questions each of 8M. Read all questions carefully and write
answers. (Give reason, describe, find a solution, labelling etc.)
Q-1 8M
Thamna is heating two pots of water as shown in the picture what do you think, In which pot
the temperature will change fast and why? (Hint: which pot will boil first)
Water A B

mass
less more
particles
less more
boil
fast slow
Al Badiya School Grade6 Science Mock Exam

Explain the relationship between change in temperature and mass with help of the above
table?
For more mass change in temperature will be less, as
__________________________________________________________________________
water with more mass takes a long time to boil.
__________________________________________________________________________

Q-2 8M
In the below picture fill the empty spaces and write the name of the change of states of
matter.

Thank You evapoation


melting
freezing
condensation

a- What is the melting point of the


substance in the heating curve?
0 degrees
___________________________
b- What happens to the temperature
When it’s melting?
The temperature
_______________________________
stays the same.
______________________________
c- Why do you think temperature?
don’t change during melting or evaporation? (Hint: where the energy is used)
__________________________________________________________________________
Heat energy is absorbed to increase the
__________________________________________________________________________
potential energy between particles. .
__________________________________________________________________________
Al Badiya School Grade6 Science Mock Exam
Q-3 8M

Source Receiver

Hot/Cold Hot cold


After some time
Energy (increases/decreases) decreases increases
Temperature after some time will be the same will be the same

hot
a- Heat will flow from ____________ cold
to ______________
b- After some heat will stop flowing this state of matter is called
equilibrium
_________________________________________________.
Q-4 8M
a- Which graph is correct to show the relation between Change in temperature and mass?
B
_______________________
b- What happen to change in
temperature when mass of the
substance increase.
The change in temperature
_________________________
decreases.
c- What is this relation called?
Inversley proportional
_____________________

less
d- Less mass = ____________ particles A B
Al Badiya School Grade6 Science Mock Exam
Q-5 8M
a- Label the given diagram with 4M
(Prevailing westerlies, Polar easterlies, Trade wind) and mark latitude and direction of
the global winds.
90 N
Polar easterlies
60 N
Prevailing Westerlies
30 N
Trade winds
0 Type text h

Trade winds
30 S
Prevailing Westerlies
60 S
Polar easterlies
b- Write 90 S
the name of the
processes involved.
in the water cycle. condensation

precipitation
transpiration

Evaporation

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