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1. How do we define science?
A. Science is a collection of experiments conducted by
scientists.
B. Science consists of natural phenomena.
C. Science is a branch of knowledge that involves the systematic
observation of natural phenomena. D. Science is the invention of
equipments and machineries to meet mans daily needs.2. Which of the
following is not a natural phenomenon?
A. The occurrence of day and night.
B. The occurrence of rainbows.C. The formation of clouds.D. The
launching of rockets. 3. State the career that involves in the
study of plants.A. Pharmacist
B. Physicist
C. Biologist
D. Botanist 4. What is the meaning of the following hazard
symbol?
A. Explosive material
B. Corrosive material
C. Toxic material
D. Radioactive material
5. What is the use of apparatus shown in figure above?
A. To support apparatus and ensure even heating
B. To hold or support apparatus
C. To provide a flame
D. To collect gases
6. The information above shows some of the steps taken when
conducting a scientific research. Which of these are arranged in
the correct sequence?
A. S, T, R, P, Q B. R, P, Q, T, S
C. Q, P, R, S, T
D. T, Q, P, R, S 7. During a scientific investigation, what must
you do after you have identified what you want to find out?
A. Write a report.
B. Make a conclusion.
C. Make a smart guess.
D. Controlled the variables.
8.The diagram above shows the oscillation of a pendulum from P
to R and then back to Q.
Choose a factor that influences the oscillation of the
pendulum.
A. The length of the pendulum
B. The thickness of the string
C. The number of oscillations
D. The weight of the pendulum bob
Physical quantitiesS. I unit
TemperatureP
LengthQ
Electric currentR
9. Table above shows the S.I units of three physical quantities.
Which of the following represents P, Q and R?
PQR
A.CelciusCentimetreAmpere
B.KelvinMetreAmpere
C.KelvinMetreVolt
D.CelciusKilometreAmpere
10. Which of the following has the same value as 0.03 km?
I30 m
II3 000 cm
III30 000 mm
A. I, II and III
B. I and II only
C. II and III only
D. I only
A. Which of the following equation is incorrect?
B. 5 10-2 m = 0.05 m
C. 6 X 106 s = 6 000 000 s
D. 0.00200 A = 2 X 10-2 A
E. 1 000 g = 1 X 103 g
11. The following table shows the comparison between mass and
weight. Which of the following is correct?
Mass Weight
A.Depends on the force of gravity A measure of the distance
between two points.
B.S.I unit is Newton S.I unit is kilogram
C.Does not vary from place to place Varies from place to
place
D.Measured by spring balance Measured by lever balance
12. Which of the following balances can be used to measure the
mass of an object?
I Lever balance
II Electronic balance
III Triple-beam balance
A. I and II only
B. I and III only
C. II and III only
D. I, II and III
13. The length of a curved line can be measured by using
IThread and ruler
IIMetre ruler
IIIInternal calliperA. I, II and III
B. I and II only
C. II and III only
D. I only
15.The above diagram shows the water level in a measuring
cylinder before and after four marbles are put into it. What is the
volume of each marble?
A. 2 cm3B. 5 cm3C. 12 cm3D. 16 cm3
16.The diagram shows a map of Peninsular Malaysia that drawn on
a piece of graph paper that has squares of 1 cm. Estimate the area
of the map on the graph paper.
A. 14 cm2
B. 24 cm2C. 29 cm2
D. 33 cm217.The diagram show the apparatus used to find the
volume of a piece of cork.
The volume of a piece of cork is
A. 1.9 cm3
B. 6.3 cm3C. 12.6 cm3
D. 14.5 cm318. All living things are made up of basic units
called _______________. A. OrgansB. Tissues
C. CellsD. systems
19.
What is the function of X?
A. To magnify the image formed by the objective lens.B. To hold
the microscope slide in position.C. To reflect light on to the
object.
D. To support the microscope slide.
20. Choose the difference between an animal cell and a plant
cell.
Animal cellPlant cell
A. Has chloroplastNo chloroplast
B. No nucleusHas a nucleus
C. No cytoplasmHas cytoplasm
D. No cell wallHas cell wall
21.
The information above describes a kind of organism. Which of the
following could be the
organism.
I. SeaweedII. Yeast III. Spirogyra
A. I only
B. III only C. I and III onlyD. II and III only22. Which of the
following are examples of unicellular organisms?
A. Amoeba, Yeast and HydraB. Euglena, Yeast and Spirogyra
C. Yeast, Amoeba and Euglena
D. Spirogyra, Euglena and Amoeba
23. The following diagram is the sequence of cell organisation
in human.
Which of the following is possible to be P?
A. Heart B. Sperm
C. Ovum
D. Epithelial cells24.
The organ listed above make up a system in the human body. The
system is
A. digestive system
B. excretory system
C. nervous system
D. respiratory system
25. Which of the cells in the human body are responsible for
carrying oxygen?
A
C
B
D
26. Diagram below shows some organs that can be found in
human.
Name the human system.
A Reproductive system
B Respiratory system
C Excretory system
D Digestive system27. Which statement shows the special
characteristic of humans? I. Have intelligence
II. Able to create III. Able to think rationallyA. I and II
only
B. II and III only
C. I,II and III
D. I only28.How do we define matter?
A. Anything that has shape.
B. Anything that has volume and mass.
C. Anything that has mass and occupies space.
D. Anything that has mass.
29.
X Y Z The diagram above shows three states of matter. Which of
the following represent
X, Y and Z correctly?
30.The difference between the particles of ice and the particles
of steam is in the
A. size of the particles
B. mass of the particles
C. shape of the particles
D. arrangement of the particles
31.The density of an object can be calculated by measuring
its
Imass
IIsurface area
IIIvolume
A.I and II only
B.I and III only
C.II and III only
D.I, II, and III32.Which of the following is the correct S.I
unit for density?
A.g cm3
C. kg m3
B.kg m-3
D. kg m-233.Which of the following is/are the application/s of
density in daily life?
I. Transporting logs by rivers
II. Killing mosquito larvae by spreading oil on a pond
III. Separating tin ores from soil
A. I and II only
B. II and III only
C. I, II and III
D. I only
34.The diagram shows two balloons P and Q filled with air, being
balanced on a rod. When Q balloon was gently pierced with a pin,
the rod slowly dipped to one side.
What inference can you make from the observation?
A. Air particles move in all directions
B. Air occupies space
C. Air has pressure
D. Air has mass
35.Table below shows the properties of two states of matter.
PropertyStates of matter
XY
Density HighVery low
Kinetic energyLittleA lot
Attractive forceVery strongVery weak
What are X and Y?
XY
A.GasLiquid
B.LiquidSolid
C.SolidGas
D. GasSolid
36.The following shows the results obtained in an activity to
find the density of oil.
What is the density of oil?
A. 0.8 g/cm3
B. 1.25 g/cm3
C. 1.6 g/cm3
D. 6.3 g/cm337.Table below shows the masses and volumes of four
substances.
Which substance has the highest density?
SubstanceMass/ gVolume/ cm3
K550500
L350290
M200100
N5015
A. K
B. L
C. M
D. N38.What principle is used in a hot air balloon?
A. The balloon has a space filled with air.
B. Hot air is less dense than cold air.
C. Hot air is denser than cold air.
D. The balloon is light.
39.Table below shows the densities of three types of liquid.
Liquid Density (g/cm3)
Mercury 13.6
Glycerine 1.3
Petrol 0.7
Which of the following shows the correct positions of mercury,
glycerine and petrol?
MatterDensity/g cm-3
P19.2
Q2.5
R0.15
S13.6
T1.59
40.
The above table shows five different materials P, Q, R, S and T.
All of the materials are put in 1000 ml beaker of water and left
for a while. Which one of the following is the correct position of
P, Q, R, S and T?
P Controlling the variables
Q Planning the experiment
R Analysing the data
S Making a conclusion
T Making a hypothesis
X
Multicellular organism
Microscopic organism
Lives in water
Can make its own food
Cell tissue P system human
Mouth
Stomach
Liver
Pancreas
Intestine
EMBED PBrush
Mass of beaker = 80 g
Mass of beaker + oil = 160 g
Volume of oil = 100 cm3
