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END OF 1 TERM EXAMINATION
SUBJECT: SCIENCE – BASIC FIVE (5)
Name………………………………………………………………………….. Date……………………………………..
SECTION: A
1. Every living thing has one of these in 7. Unpolished wood, sandy soil are examples
common. of………………
a. Growth I. Smooth materials II. Heavy material III.
b. Observe Light material IV. Rough materials
c. Respond a. I only
d. Touch b. I and II only
2. The removal of metabolic waste substances c. II and IV only
from plants and animals is known as…………. d. IV only
a. Remove 8. One of these is a non-living material in
b. Respiration the environment.
c. Excretion a. Sheep
d. reproduction b. Goat
3. Which of these is a process whereby living c. Three
things produce young ones of the same kind? d. Cotton wool
a. Movement 9. Glass, plastics are all examples
b. Nutrition of………………materials.
c. Respiration a. Rough
d. Reproduction b. Smooth
4. All the following are things that has been alive c. Heavy
except? d. light
a. Metals 10. Which one is not a property of materials?
b. Stones a. Smooth
c. Water b. Rough
d. Dry leaves c. Hard
5. A pencil is made from a material which d. Gold
has………..been alive. 11. When salt is mixed with water, it is
a. Ever called……………………….
b. Never a. Solution
c. Would have b. Salt solution
d. was c. Solute
6. things that are dead were once alive. Example d. Solvent
is……………. 12. The following are methods of separating
a. Stone solid – liquid mixtures except…………..
b. Plastic a. Filtration
c. Firewood b. Evaporation
d. Water c. Decantation
d. Winnowing d. Gas – gas mixture
13. The best method to separate tea leaf in water 19. A change which leads to a new thing
is………………. being formed is termed as…………….
a. Decantation a. Reversible change
b. Sieving b. Irreversible change
c. Evaporation c. New change
d. Hand picking d. change
14. Liquids that mix completely are 20. …………………is an example of
called…………… irreversible change.
a. Mix liquid a. Burning a piece of paper
b. Miscible liquids b. Freezing water
c. Immiscible liquids c. Melting shea butter
d. Solution d. Boiling
15. The type of mixture in which constituent are 21. What kind of change will occur when I
made up of two different liquids is known as……….. melt shea butter and allow it to cool?
a. Solid – liquid mixtures a. Irreversible change
b. Solid – solid mixtures b. Go back change
c. Liquid – liquid mixtures c. Reversible change
d. Oil and paint d. It is a change
16. One of these plants is sensitive to touch. 22. …………..shows an example of reversible
a. Mimosa plant change.
b. Maize plant a. Crumbling a paper
c. Rose flower b. Burning a piece of paper
d. Tomatoe plant c. Burning of firewood
17. A mixture of water and palm oil is an example d. Burning your shirt.
of…………..liquids. 23. To find out reversible changes, we need
a. Mix shea butter, water, a source of heat,
b. Miscible saucepan and…………
c. Immiscible I. Beaker
d. Scible II. Clay pot
18. Filter paper is a material needed when III. Wood
separating a………………. IV.Paper
a. Solid-liquid mixture a. I only
b. Liquid-liquid mixture b. I and II only
c. Solid-solid mixture c. I, II and III only
d. III and IV only
SECTION: B
Answer FOUR questions from this section. All questions carry equal marks.
b. Name three life processes which every living thing has in common. 6 marks
3. In a tabular form, group the materials below based on their properties. (light, opaque, heavy, bendable and
smooth)
i. Raffia palm
ii. Black polythene
iii. Wall
iv. Cotton wool
v. Clay mould
vi. Pieces of paper
vii. A piece of metal
viii. Glass
ix. Big stone
x. Plastic bowl. 10 marks
b. Name two excretory products of animals and one excretory product of plants.