science year 4 chapter 1
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Chapter 1 – Living Things Have Basic NeedsSection AEvery question is followed by four options A, B, C and D. Choose the correct answer.
1 The basic needs of a plant are
I airII heatIII lightIV water
A I, II and III B I, II and IV C I, III and IVD II, III and IV
2
Figure 1
A plant which is not watered for a few days will wither. This shows that
A plants need water to stay aliveB plants need food to stay aliveC plants need sunlight to stay aliveD plants need air to stay alive
3 All living things
A need foodB do not growC cannot moveD stay alive forever
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4 Which of the following charts represents the weight of a healthy growing chick?
A Weight
WeekB Weight
WeekC Weight
WeekD Weight
Week
5 We need ____________________ when we are hungry.
A airB foodC waterD oxygen
6 In what ways are animals and plants alike?
A Both can make their own foodB Both can move by themselvesC Both are non-living thingsD Both need air and water
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7 A hamster in an airtight container will suffocate and eventually die. Why?
A It does not have enough airB It does not have enough foodC It does not have enough spaceD It does not have enough sunlight
8 If you grow a plant on a windowsill, the plant will
A turn yellow B grow away from the lightC wither and dieD grow towards the light
9 Wind, rain and clouds are
A alive because they can growB alive because they can move by themselvesC not alive because they cannot flyD not alive because they cannot have young
10 Which of the following statements are correct?
I Humans need air to breatheII Humans need sunlight to make foodIII Humans need shelter to protect themselves from danger, sun and rainIV Humans need to eat and drink to grow and stay healthy
A I, II, and III onlyB I, III, and IV onlyC II, III, and IV onlyD I, II, III, and IV
11 living fish dead fish oil
water water
Container 1 Container 2
Figure 2
The investigation in Figure 2 shows that animals need
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A airB foodC waterD sunlight
12 In which jar will the cockroach remain alive after five days?
A
B
C
D
13 A leaf covered with a layer of grease will turn yellow after a few days. This is because of
A insufficient sunlightB insufficient airC insufficient mineralsD insufficient water
14 wet cotton
Figure 3
After a few days, what will happen to the seeds shown in Figure 3?
A It will become dryB It will germinateC It will dieD Nothing will happen to the seeds
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Figure 4
Look at the setup in Figure 4 carefully. What is the purpose of the experiment?
A To show that plants need airB To show that plants need waterC To show that plants need sunlightD To show that plants need food
16
Figure 5
A covered jar containing a butterfly is placed in a cupboard for two days. The butterfly is later found dead. This is because the butterfly
A did not get enough airB did not get enough foodC did not get enough waterD did not get enough sunlight
17 A rabbit will die if it is not given food for a week. It needs food
A for breathingB to generate energy and heatC for blood circulationD to control body temperature
18 All of the following are basic human needs except
A airB foodC waterD sunlight
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19 Humans need shelter to protect themselves from the following except
A sunB rainC dangerD diseases
20
Figure 6
The illustrations in Figure 6 show that plants can
A growB moveC reproduceD bear fruit
21 Which of the following seeds will germinate?
A
B
wet cotton
C
dry cotton
D
dry sand
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Figure 7
After one week, the grass which was covered with a stone has turned yellow. Why?
A It did not get enough airB It did not get enough waterC It did not get enough foodD It did not get enough sunlight
23 Which of the following factors will affect the germination of seeds?
I AirII WaterIII Sunlight
A I and II onlyB I and III onlyC II and III onlyD I, II and III
24 Among the following, which is not true?
A Humans need air to breatheB Humans need to eat to grow and stay healthyC Humans need sunlight to make foodD Humans need shelter to protect themselves from sun and rain
25 Humans need to eat well to
A breathe properlyB satisfy their hungerC grow and stay healthy D keep fit and stay beautiful
26 Which of the following pairs is not correct?
A Tiger -------- jungleB Snake ------- holesC Bat ------- cavesD Rabbit ------- nests
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27 Among the animals listed below, which is commonly kept as a pet by humans?
A CatB SnakeC TigerD Monkey
28
The above are basic needs of
A humans B plantsC animalsD babies
29
Figure 8
Apart from birds, the picture in Figure 8 is common shelter for
A tortoisesB dogsC squirrelsD tigers
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air water sunlight
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Figure 9
In what way are they alike?
A Both need sunlight to make foodB Both can reproduceC Both can move by themselvesD Both can produce sound
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Section B
Instruction : Write your answers in the spaces provided.
1
Container A Container B Container C
Figure 1
Study the set-up in Figure 1 carefully.
(a) In which container(s) will the fish remain alive after three days?
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(b) Explain your answer in (a).
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(c) If container A is kept in a refrigerator, what will happen to the fish?
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(d) Explain your answer in (c).
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black box
A B Figure 2
(a) Predict what will happen to both plants shown in Figure 2 after one week.
(i) Plant A : _______________________________________________________
(ii) Plant B : _______________________________________________________
(b) In the above experiment, what variables should be kept constant?
_______________________________________________________________
(c) What conclusion can be made from this experiment?
______________________________________________________________
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seal wet cotton dry cotton wet cotton black box3
A B C wet cotton
Figure 3 D
(a) Based on the illustrations in Figure 3, give one
(i) manipulative variable:_____________________________________________________________
(ii) constant variable:_____________________________________________________________
(b) Predict the condition of the seeds in every container after one week.
(i) Container A : __________________________________________________
(ii) Container B : __________________________________________________
(iii) Container C : __________________________________________________
(iv) Container D : __________________________________________________
(c) Write the inferences for your answers in (b).
(i) Container A : __________________________________________________
__________________________________________________
(ii) Container B : __________________________________________________
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(iii) Container C : __________________________________________________
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(iv) Container D : __________________________________________________
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4 Complete the following flow chart:
(a)
(b) How do plants get their food?
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(c) If a plant is watered every day but it is covered with a box, what will happen to it
(i) after one day ? ________________________________________________
(ii) after one week ? _______________________________________________
(iii) after one month ? ______________________________________________
(d) Explain your answers in (c).
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Basic needs of plants
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Figure 4
Razak puts a lizard, a grasshopper, and a mouse in three separate airtight jars as shown in Figure 4 above. After a few hours, all the animals died.
(a) What can you infer from the above observation?
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(b) State the hypothesis that Razak wants to prove in this experiment.
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(c) What variable should Razak keep constant?
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(d) Name three basic animal needs.
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