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    The document outlines the topics and structure of the Primary 3, 4, 5, and 6 Science Continual Assessment 1 exams from 2011. Primary 3's exam covered topics on living and non-living things, classification of things, and caring for living things. It consisted of 20 multiple choice questions and 10 open-ended questions for a total of 50 marks. Primary 4, 5, and 6 exams followed a similar format with topics that progressed in complexity, such as cells, heredity, forms of energy, and human body systems.

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    The document outlines the topics and structure of the Primary 3, 4, 5, and 6 Science Continual Assessment 1 exams from 2011. Primary 3's exam covered topics on living and non-living things, classification of things, and caring for living things. It consisted of 20 multiple choice questions and 10 open-ended questions for a total of 50 marks. Primary 4, 5, and 6 exams followed a similar format with topics that progressed in complexity, such as cells, heredity, forms of energy, and human body systems.

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    TOS For Science CA1 (P3 To P6) 2011

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    The document outlines the topics and structure of the Primary 3, 4, 5, and 6 Science Continual Assessment 1 exams from 2011. Primary 3's exam covered topics on living and non-living things, classification of things, and caring for living things. It consisted of 20 multiple choice questions and 10 open-ended questions for a total of 50 marks. Primary 4, 5, and 6 exams followed a similar format with topics that progressed in complexity, such as cells, heredity, forms of energy, and human body systems.

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    Primary 3 Science Continual Assessment 1 (2011) Section A : 20 Multiple Choice Questions (20 marks) Section B : 10 Open-ended Questions (30

    marks) Total : 50 marks

    Topics 1. Living & Non-living Things 2. What are living things? 3. What are non-living things? 4. Classification of things 5. Caring for living things 6. Animal diversity 7. Classifying animals

    Primary 4 Science Continual Assessment 1 (2011) Section A : 20 Multiple Choice Questions (20 marks) Section B : 10 Open-ended Questions (30 marks) Total : 50 marks

    Topics

    1. Life Cycles Of Animals 2. Life Cycles Of Plants 4. Materials 5. Body Systems 6. Plant Systems 7. Magnets & Their Properties 8. Making Magnets 9. Using Magnets

    Primary 5 Science Continual Assessment 1 (2011) Section A : 30 Multiple Choice Questions (60 marks) Section B : 14 Open-ended Questions (40 marks) Total : 100 marks

    Topics 1. Cells 2. Heredity and Reproduction 3. Reproduction in Flowering Plants 4.Heat 5.Light 6. Life Cycle of Plants 7. Life Cycle of Animals 8. Magnet 9. Materials 10. Body Systems 11. Fungi and Bacteria

    Primary 6 Science Continual Assessment 1 (2011) Section A : 30 Multiple Choice Questions (60 marks) Section B : 14 Open-ended Questions (40 marks) Total : 100 marks

    Topics 1. Forms of Energy 2. Forces 3. Heredity and Reproduction 4. Reproduction in Plants 5. Energy and the Sun 6. Water Matter 7. Electrical System 8. Air and Living Things 9. Heat 10. Light 11. States of Matter 12. Life Cycle of Plants 13. Materials 14. Human Body System

    Primary 6 Foundation Science Continual Assessment 1 (2011) Section A : 16 Multiple Choice Questions (32 marks) Section B : 14 Open-ended Questions (38 marks) Total : 70 marks

    Topics 1. Energy and Living Things 2. Forces 3. Reproduction in Plants and Humans 4. Water Matters 5. Magnets 6. Heat 7. Light 8. Matter

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