TABLE OF SPECIFICATION

SCIENCE VI
SUMMATIVE TEST NO.1
Modules 1/Week 1-2
Quarter 3

No. of Item
Objectives CODE Percentage
Items Placement

Gravitational Force (S6FE-IIIa-c-1) 50% 10 1-10

Frictional Force (S6FE-IIIa-c-1) 50% 10 11-20

Total 100% 20 1 – 20
 SCIENCE VI
SUMMATIVE TEST NO.1
Modules 1/Week 1-2
Quarter 3

Name :____________________________________________________ Grade and Section:_________

Analyze the sentences below. Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write the
chosen letter on a separate sheet of paper.

1. Your kite flies up in the air and then when the wind stops blowing, it goes down? Why?
A. The wind pulls the kite down to the ground.
B. There is no air around, so the kite goes down.
C. The force of gravity flies the kite up and moves it down.
D. Gravity pulls the kite down when the wind stops blowing.
2. If you throw a baseball up in the air at an angle, what will most likely to happen?
A. The ball will stop in the air.
B. The ball will go up and then fall.
C. The ball will fly up and go higher.
D. The ball will bounce back to your hand.
3. Dry leaves fall to the ground. Flying pieces of paper fall back on the grassy area. The dust
in the air drops on the floor. What conclusion can you give from these observations?
A. Gravity causes objects to fall on the ground.
B. Gravity pushes objects up and pulls them down.
C. The force of gravity moves the objects to another place.
D. The air blows harder to transfer the objects to another place.
4. Children are playing in the playground. Which movement in the playground is caused by
the presence of gravity?
A. Two groups play tug-of-war.
B. Young boys slide from the top to the ground.
C. Small boys enjoy their ride in the merry-go-round.
D. The children run back and forth on the clear pavement.
5. Why does a car travel faster going down than going up?
A. It is moving toward gravity.
B. It is moving against gravity.
C. It is being pushed by the wind.
D. It is being pulled by the weight of the car.
6. Which of these is NOT a correct statement?
A. There is no gravitational pull on the moon.
B. Gravitational pull is less on the moon than on Earth.
C. There is a greater gravitational pull on Jupiter than on Earth.
D. Gravitational pull is less on top of Mount Everest than at sea level.
7. A baseball and a sheet of paper are dropped at the same time from the same height.
What will happen if there is no air resistance?
A. The baseball will land first.
B. The paper will float slowly through the air.
C. The baseball will float slowly through the air.
D. The baseball and the paper will land at the same time.
8. Why did a ball thrown into the air fall back to the ground?
A. Gravity caused the ball to fall.
B. Air caused the ball to fall on the ground.
C. Acceleration caused the ball to move fast.
D. The weight of the ball made it move faster.
9. What causes tides?
A. Gravitational pull of the moon.
B. Variation in the salinity of ocean water.
C. Strong winds that blow over ocean water.
D. The shifting of the plates on the ocean floor.
10. Which among the following is the best example of gravitational force?
A. A breeze blows and a sailboat moves.
B. A car hits a tree and its motion stops.
C. A book is pushed and it moves across the table.
D. A person drops a ball and it falls to the ground.
11. Which of the following statements best describes friction?
A. It is a force that occurs in two solids.
B. It is a force that occurs only on rough surfaces.
C. It is a force that occurs between solids and liquids.
D. It is a force that occurs when surfaces touch each other.
12. Which can cause the greatest friction?
A. polished floor C. tiled floor
B. rough floor D. wet floor
13. How can you best reduce friction between the bottom or feet of furniture and the floor?
A. by making the floor smooth
B. by keeping furniture on their place
C. by applying lubricants like wax on the floor
D. by putting wheels or rollers on the bottom or feet of furniture
14. When is friction undesirable?
A. pushing furniture
B. lighting a matchstick
C. walking on the street
D. using the breaks when approaching a stoplight
15. Which surface will produce the least amount of friction?
A. fuzzy soccer field C. gravel running track
B. grassy soccer field D. smooth glass tabletop
16. Why is it easy to slip when there is water on a smooth floor?
A. The water increases the friction between your feet and the floor.
B. The water is a lubricant and reduces the friction between your feet and the floor.
C. The friction between your feet and the floor changes from kinetic to static friction.
D. The friction between your feet and the floor changes from sliding kinetic friction to
rolling kinetic friction.
17. Which type of friction is used when an object moves through a liquid or gas?
A. dry C. sliding
B. fluid D. static
18. Which of the following situations show that friction is helpful?
A. brakes used on a bike
B. tires from a car on the road
C. tread on the bottom of your shoes
D. all of the above
19. How can friction be reduced?
A. use wax, grease or oil
B. reduce the force acting between the 2 surfaces
C. reduce the roughness of the 2 surfaces coming in contact
D. All of the above are ways of reducing friction
20. Which is NOT a way of reducing friction?
A. making rough surfaces
B. making the surfaces smoother
C. using lubricants such as waxes, oils, or grease
D. changing from sliding friction to rolling friction using ball bearings
 TABLE OF SPECIFICATION
SCIENCE VI
SUMMATIVE TEST NO.2
Modules 2/Week 3-7
Quarter 3

No. of Item
Objectives CODE Percentage
Items Placement

Sound Energy Transformation (S6FE-IIId-f-2) 33.33% 10 1-10

Heat Energy Transformation (S6FE-IIId-f-2) 33.33% 10 11-20

Light Energy Transformation (S6FE-IIId-f-2) 33.33% 10 21-30

Total 100 30 1 –30

 SCIENCE VI
SUMMATIVE TEST NO.2
Modules 2/Week 3-7
Quarter 3

Name :____________________________________________________ Grade and Section:_________

Choose the letter of the correct answer. Write your answers on a separate sheet of paper.

1. What makes a sound?

A. force C. vibration
B. instrument D. volume
2. This is a medium where sound travels slowly.
A. air C. liquid
B. gas D. solid
3. In each of our ears, we have a very sensitive membrane called the ________ which
also vibrates because of air.
A. auricle C. ear canal
B. cochlea D. eardrum
4. It is an example of a transducer, a device that changes information from one form to
another.
A. cellphone C. microphone
B. laptop D. speaker
5. It is an echo-sounding device or a technique that uses sound propagation to detect
objects on or under the surface of the water.
A. Sound Navigator and Range
B. Sound Navigation and Range
C. Sound Navigator and Ranging
D. Sound Navigation and Ranging
6. Where does sound travel fastest?
A. air C. metal
B. empty space D. water
7. Which of the following materials absorbs most of the energy of sound waves?
A. sound conductor C. sound generator
B. sound diffuser D. sound insulator
8. How is sound transmitted or heard?
A. The force of impact between two bodies and the vibrations of bodies cause the
air molecules around them to vibrate.
B. The force of impact between two bodies and the sound of bodies cause the air
molecules around them to vibrate.
C. The force of energy between two bodies and the sound of bodies cause the air
molecules around them to move.
D. The force of energy between two bodies and the vibrations of bodies cause the
air molecules around them to move.
9. What do we call a series of sounds caused by the reflection of sound waves from a
surface back to the listener?
A. echo C. tune
B. sounds D. vibrations
10. You can hear sounds in the following places EXCEPT__________.
A. at home C. outer space
B. in the party D. radio stations
11. How is heat transformed?
A. It travels by waves.
B. It travels only through a medium.
C. It travels from a body having low to high temperature.
D. It travels from a body with high to lower temperature.
 12. What kind of energy is present when the speed of moving particles increases in a
substance?
A. chemical C. mechanical
B. electrical D. thermal energy
13. A steam engine transforms _______________.
A. heat energy into sound energy
B. electrical energy into sound energy
C. heat energy into mechanical energy
D. mechanical energy into heat energy
14. Heated engine produces heat energy that turns into _____________.
A. electrical energy C. sound energy
B. light energy D. thermal energy
15. What transformation of energy does a steam engine have?
A. heat to light energy C. heat to electrical energy
B. heat to sound energy D. heat to mechanical energy
16. What is a machine used for converting heat using a working fluid?
A. horizontal engine C. rotary engine
B. radial engine D. steam engine
17. It is used in harnessing electrical energy by utilizing the heat trapped inside the
Earth’s interior.
A. geothermal power plant C. solar panels
B. hydroelectric power plant D. nuclear power plant
18. What energy transformation takes place in steam engine?
A. chemical to thermal C. mechanical to thermal
B. thermal to electrical D. thermal to mechanical
19. Which of the following is one of the benefits people can get from heat being
transformed into electrical energy?
A. cooking food C. pumping a well
B. generate electricity D. sweeping the floor
20. Which among the following is an example of heat energy being transformed into
mechanical energy?
A. moving cars C. trimming grass
B. raising flag D. washing the dishes
21.Jannah’s sister screamed when her brother turned off the light of her room. She
hurriedly went to her sister’s room and turned on the light. What energy
transformation occurred?
A. heat to sound energy C. solar to electrical energy
B. mechanical to sound energy D. sound to heat energy
22. The energy used by green plants to produce food is an example of light energy being
transformed to what other form of energy?
A. chemical energy C. heat energy
B. electrical energy D. mechanical energy
23. Which type of energy transformation takes place during the process of
photosynthesis?
A. chemical to light C. heat to light
B. heat to chemical D. light to chemical
24. Light travels through empty space and is transported through ____________________
waves.
A. electromagnetic waves C. magnetic waves
B. electron waves D. ocean waves
25. How does solar panel work?
A. It converts sun’s heat into electricity.
B. It converts sun’s light into electricity.
C. It converts fossil fuel into electricity.
D. It converts light to chemical energy.
26. What is energy transformation?
A. It is bending energy to form another energy.
B. It is changing one energy into another energy.
C. It is when two or more energies exchange into one another.
D. None of the above
 27. Which is the other name for light energy?
A. electrical energy C. radiant energy
B. heat energy D. sun energy
28. Which is the major source of light on Earth?
A. flashlight C. street lights
B. moon D. sun
29. Which of the following shows the energy transformation that occurs when the solar
panels are used to light the whole buildings?
A. light electrical C. light mechanical
B.light chemical D. light thermal
30. Which is the best benefit that people can get from light energy?
A. Light energy helps people to fight against diseases.
B. Light energy helps people to watch news and movies.
C. Light energy helps people to use light energy for fun and parties.
D. Light energy helps people to see things and helps them work.
SUMMATIVE TEST 1 ANSWERS KEY:

1. D 11. D
2. B 12. B
3. A 13. D
4. B 14. A
5. A 15. D
6. A 16. B
7. D 17.B
8. A
18. D
9. A
10. D 19. D
20. A

SUMMATIVE TEST 2 ANSWERS KEY:

21. c
1. c 22. a
11.d
2. b 23. b
12.d
3. d 24. a
13.c
4. c 25. b
14.d
5. d 26. b
15.d
6. c 27. c
16.d
7. d 28. d
17.a
8. a 29. a
18.d
9. a 30. d
19.b
10. c
20.a