4th MASTERY TEST in SCIENCE 1

Name: ___________________________________________________ Score: 60 Rating:_____%

I. Match the object in A with the sound it makes in B. Write only the letter of your answer.
A
B

______1. a. clang, clang, clang

b. ark, ark, ark

______2.

c. meow, meow, meow

______3.
d. kring, kring, kring

e. hiss, hiss, hiss

______4.

______5.

I. Put if the word is a source of light. Put if not.

______1. fire ______6 . paper
______2. sun ______7. moon
______3. door ______8. blanket
______4. soil ______9. shoes
______5. cloth ______10. light bulb

II. Write T if the statement is true and F if it is false.

_____1. Sound is produced by vibrating objects.
_____2.The siren of an ambulance tells us that the parade started.
_____3. Loud sound is good for our ears.
_____4. We hear sounds when the vibrations reach our ears.
_____5. Sounds may be produced by plucking, blowing, hitting or beating

III. Put a check (√) mark on good practices and ( x ) for not good practices.
_____ 1. Touching exposed wires.
_____ 2. Ask an adult for help when using electrical equipment.
_____ 3. Keep electrical equipment away from water.
_____ 4. Tell an adult to put safety caps on all unused outlet.
_____ 5. Pull an electrical cord from the wall.
IV. Match the sources of heat on the left with their uses. Write the letter of your answer on the
space provided before each number.

____1. flat iron a. for boiling water

____2. gas stove b. used for cooking
____3. air pot c. to keep warm
____4. oven d. used to press clothes
____5. fireplace e. food warming

V. Fill in the blanks with the correct word from the box.

*television *radio * safely

*battery *electrical power

station
Electricity can come from (1)_____________ and (2) )_____________ . It is used in electrical
equipment such as electric fan, (3) )_____________ , (4)_____________ and refrigerator. It must be used
(5)_____________ to avoid electrocution.

VI. Put a √ on the box if it is a good practice and put a x if it is not.

1. Using gloves to 2. Staying under the sun

handle hot food

3. Turning off the flame 4 . Touching hot objects

of the gas after use
 5. Using umbrella to protect
skin from heat of the sun

XI. Read and analyze the question below. On the space provided before each number, Write the
letter of the best answer

1. Which is part of the outer space that can be seen from the surface of the earth?

a. sun b. sky c. stars

2. Why do we have day and night?

a. The Earth turns around the sun.

b. The Earth stays in its place.

c. The Earth is one of the planets.

3. Why can’t we see the stars at daytime?

a. The stars are very few.

b. The sky is so wide.

c. The sun is so bright that it outshines the light of the stars.

4. Which of the following can see in the sky/

a. stars, boats, clouds

b. moon, sun, buses

c. sun, moon, stars

5. What part of the day do we have it our part of the earth?

a. nighttime b. daytime c. sunset

6. Which of the following gives off heat and light?

a. Sun b, Earth c. Moon

7. What else can we see in the sky during daytime?

a. clouds b. rain bow c. both a and b

8. What is the brightest star in the sky?

a. stars b. sun c. moon

9. Why is the sun important?

a. It makes life possible on earth because it gives heat and light.

b. The sky would be dark both at night and day.

c. Both a and b

10. Which of the following sentence is not correct?

a. The sun is a star closest to the earth.

b. When the earth faces away from the sun, we have daytime.

c. The moon is our nearest neighbor in space.

XII. Draw the answer on the line before the number. (2 pts.)

__________________________1. They look very small at night because they are very far.

__________________________2. They look like white pillows on a fine weather.

__________________________3. It is a huge ball of fire made of got gases.

__________________________4. It appears in the sky after a rain.

__________________________5. It gives us light during the night.