Science Form One Paper 1 Topical Objective Test: Introduction To Science

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Class: ________________

Each question is followed by four choices of answer. Choose the best answer for each question. 5. The following are examples of physical 1. Among the occurrences that take quantities place, which one is except not a natural phenomenon? A time B mass A Drought B Storm C temperature D quality C Flood D Oil spill 6. 2. Choose the correct statement. A Knowledge of science involves selective bservation regarding natural phenomenon B Knowledge of science involves systematic experiments related to human nature C Knowledge of science involves systematic observation regarding natural phenomenon D Knowledge of science involves logical experiments regarding human What are the steps for M and N? nature M N 3. The following is about the importance A Make hypothesis Control of science to us hypothesis except B Control hypothesis Make A to acquire knowledge so as to hypothesis understand C Test hypothesis Analyse ourselves in our environment and hypothesis to stand in D Analyse data Test awe of God's creation hypothesis B to acquire knowledge in order to investigate the environment and as a matter of fact to solve the day to day problems in living things C science enables mankind to acquire various kinds of new technology D science is a concept that answers problems confronting mankind 4. The following careers are connected with science except A engineer B doctor C chemist D artist 7. Choose the correct pair of prefix and value.

A I only C II and III only III only 8.

I and III only D I, II and

Science Form One Paper 1 Topical Objective Test: Introduction To Science

cm. How thick is one page? A 0.015 cm B 0.025 cm C 0.15 cm D 0.25 cm 14.

In the diagram above, one complete oscillation is made when the pendulum swings from A P to S to P B P to R to Q C Q to R to Q D Q to S to P

9. The following pairs of physical quantity and SI unit are correct except Physical Quantity SI Unit A length meter B mass newton C temperature kelvin D electric current ampere 10. 7 564 000 m which is changed to standard form is A 7.564 x 104 m B 7.564 x 5 10 m C 7.564 x 106 m D 7.564 x 107 m 11.

A piece of stone weighing 54 g is immersed into the water as shown in the above diagram. What is the new level of water in the measuring cylinder if the density of the stone is 2.7 g cm-3? A 20 cm3 B 54 cm3 3 C 60 cm D 94 cm3 15.

The instrument as shown in diagram above is used to measure the diameter of a A pencil B glass rod C iron pipe D beaker 16. Up to how many places of decimal, in cm, can a vernier calipers measure? A One B Two C Three D Four 17. An experiment to measure the thickness of a piece of wood with a micrometer screw gauge is carried out. The reading is recorded. What should be the correct average reading for the thickness of the wood?

Based on the information above, both X and Y are X Y A weight mass B weight gravity force C mass weight D mass gravity force 12. Gravity influences A length B C weight D mass volume

13. A book consisting 500 pages has a thickness of 7.50

Science Form One Paper 1 Topical Objective Test: Introduction To Science

II and III only

I, II, and III

A C

7.66 cm 7.67 cm

B D

7.667 cm 7.7 cm

18. The standard unit and symbol for time is Standard unit Symbol A second s B second m C minute s D minute m 19. Spring balance can be used to measure A the mass of an object B the temperature of water C the weight of an object D the volume of a liquid 20. Application of science and technology include the area of I biology II geology III meteorology A I only B I and II only C II and III only D I, II, and III 21. In a scientific investigation, the following steps will be taken before carrying out an investigation except I to record data in the schedule II to ensure proper steps are taken to carry out the investigation III to ensure the correct methods of collecting data A I only B I and II only C II and III only D I, II, and III 22. The physical quantity that are used in the study of science is I temperature II electric current III mass A I only B I and II only C II and III only D I, II, and III 23. Choose the physical quantity written in standard form that is correct. I 3 684 kg = 3.684 x 106 g II 0.00782 A = 7.82 x 10-3 A III 5 000 000 K = 5 x 105 K A I only B I and II only

24. Choose the correct pairs of physical quantity and SI unit. I Weight - gram II Mass kilogram III Time - second A I only B I and II only C II and III only D I, II, and III 25. Which of the following is physical quantity? I Volume II Length III Mass A I only B I and II only C II and III only D I, II, and III 26. Choose the correct statement. I A vernier calipers and external calipers are used to measure the diameter of a beaker II A ruler and string are used to measure the diameter of a ping-pong ball III A micrometer screw gauge and a vernier calipers are used to measure a curve A I only B I and II only C II and III only D I, II, and III 27. Which of the following shows the correct value? I 1 cm = 10 mm II 100 cm = 1 m III 10 m = 0.01 km A I only B I and II only C II and III only D I, II, and III 28. SI unit is universally accepted because it I simplifies communication among all the nations of the world II is used by almost all the nations of the world III is not based on the decimal system A I only B I and II only C II and III only D I, II, and III 29. From an experiment, pupils learn the scientific attitude is to be I generous II

Science Form One Paper 1 Topical Objective Test: Introduction To Science

independent III systematic

A C

I only II and III only

I and II only D I, II, and III