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4 Animals
1 Example of herbivore:
2 Example of carnivore:
3 Example of omnivore:
4 Animals
Tick (✓) the animals that have the same eating habits. 4.1.2 TP2
4 Animals
1 2 3
4 Animals
Quiz
1 What is meant by herbivores? 4 Select the correct match.
A Animals that eat other
animals Animal Classification
B Animals that eat plants only A Owl Carnivore
C Animals that eat plants and
animals B Zebra Omnivore
D Animals that eat living things
and non-living things C Gaur Omnivore
D Eagle Herbivore
2 Among the following animals,
which is a carnivore? 5 Which of the following animals
A C is an omnivore?
A Lizard
B Horse
C Eagles
B D D Gibbon
4 Animals
K L M N
Diagram 1
Diagram 2
Write down the food eaten by (a) Mark (✓) the type of
these animals. teeth that is appropriate
K: for the above animal.
L:
M:
N:
2 Complete the tree map
below on the classification of
HOTS
Elephant Z:
5 Plants
Tick (✓) the example of plants and name the plant for each way of
reproduction. 5.1.1 TP2
Seeds
Stem cutting
Spores
Suckers
5 Plants
Supplies .
5 Plants
Quiz
1 Diagram 1 shows an onion. Which pair of X and Y is true?
X Y
A Spores Leaves
Diagram 1
What is way of reproduction of B Seeds Suckers
onion?
A Suckers
Underground Stem
B Leaves C
stems cutting
C Spores
D Underground stems
2 Among these plants, which D Suckers Spores
reproduces through stem
cutting?
A Rose 4 Among the following plants,
B Aloe vera which plant has two methods
C Pineapple of reproduction?
D Cactus A Snake plant
B Mushroom
3 The diagram below shows the C Jackfruit
classification of plants. D Water spinach
Plants
5 What is the main importance
of plants in the lives of humans
and animals?
Durian Yam plant
A Food source
Balsam Banana plant
B Air for breathing
Watermelon Bamboo plant
C Clothing
X Y
D Habitat to live in
5 Plants
Find all the hidden words on ways of plant reproduction. 4.2.1 TP1, TP2
D O S F S S M R H S
S A P L I N G S K T
U R O A O S T J F E
N 0 R G R O G L R M
X L E A V E S N U C
E B S U P S K L P U
D O P W O M N Y Q T
P Q O W H K A H B T
K E R A T A N H C I
S E E D S E N I H N
K E I J O W V O A G
W G W H Y L O N E S
B R E Z V J K S Q G
6 Measurement
1 Rectangle P = 3 Rectangle R =
2 Rectangle Q = 4 Rectangle S =
6 Measurement
Materials needed:
Cardboard Scissors Pencil Ruler
Steps:
1 Draw as much squares measuring 1 cm × 1 cm on the cardboard.
2 Cut out all the square cards drawn.
3 Measure the surface area of Square S below using the
1 cm × 1 cm square cards.
4 Record the findings in the space provided along with the right
unit.
Square S
Area of Square S =
6 Measurement
Materials needed:
Graph paper Leaf Coloured pencils
Steps:
1 Trace and draw the shape of a leaf on the graph paper given.
2 Mark (✓) in the area covered by full square, each half square
and more than half full square.
3 Repeat steps 1 and 2 with the palm of your hand.
4 Calculate the number of (✓) on the graph paper and estimate
the surface areas of the leaf and your palm.
1 Surface of a leaf
6 Measurement
Results: Box Q
Box P Q
Number of 1 cm³-sized
cubes used
Volume of the hollow box
6 Measurement
Answer the following questions with the words given. 6.1.5 TP2
Measuring
Flat Pour Meniscus
cylinder
1 100
. 10
2
Place the measuring cylinder on a
surface and
the liquid with
caution.
3 100
cylinder.
60
50
60
What is the name of the curve? 40
30
20
10
6 Measurement
50 ml 50 ml
40 40
30 30
20 20
10 10
iron balls
2 What is the volume of water after two iron balls are immersed in the
water?
3 What is the difference in the volume of liquid before and after the iron
balls are immersed?
6 Measurement
Quiz
1 Which of the following tools is 5 Diagram 2 shows the length of
used to measure the height of a two
CM lines, M and N.
chair?
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
CM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
A Measuring cylinder M
B Ruler M
C Cube
CM
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
CM
D 1 cm2 card 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
N
10
2 Diagram 1 Diagram 2 N
shows 4 basic P Q
What is the difference in length
shapes placed of line M and N in metres?
on a graph A 1.3 m C 0.13 m
paper. R S B 0.013 m D 13.0 m
Which
arrangement Diagram 1
6 Which of the following
shows an increase statements is true?
in the area of the shapes? A The volume of a liquid can be
A P, Q, R, S C S, R, Q, P measured using a beaker
B R, T, P, Q D Q, S, P, R B Volume is the area of the
3 Which of the following is true liquid surface in a container
about area? C Length can be expressed in
A The distance between two units of square centimetre
points D The area of a field can be
B The area of a surface measured with a thread and
C The surface of liquid in a a ruler
container 7 Which position of u
D The size of a region the eye is correct
ĤĪ
v
4 The correct standard unit (SI)
Ĥĩ
when taking a {
of volume is
ĤĨ
reading of the
A metre C millimetre |
Ĥħ
volume of water?
B square D cubic metre A V C X
centimetre B W D Y
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