The document is a science exam for 4th grade students testing their knowledge of forces, motion, heat, and light. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions. Some key points covered are:
1) Forces like pushing, pulling, gravity, and friction affect motion and how objects move. Forces of varying magnitudes are needed to start heavier or lighter objects in motion.
2) Heat and light from the sun are important natural energy sources that allow things like drying clothes and baking cookies using transferred heat energy.
3) Materials can be transparent, translucent, or opaque depending on how much light passes through them. Light travels in a path and casts shadows of different darkness.
The document is a science exam for 4th grade students testing their knowledge of forces, motion, heat, and light. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions. Some key points covered are:
1) Forces like pushing, pulling, gravity, and friction affect motion and how objects move. Forces of varying magnitudes are needed to start heavier or lighter objects in motion.
2) Heat and light from the sun are important natural energy sources that allow things like drying clothes and baking cookies using transferred heat energy.
3) Materials can be transparent, translucent, or opaque depending on how much light passes through them. Light travels in a path and casts shadows of different darkness.
The document is a science exam for 4th grade students testing their knowledge of forces, motion, heat, and light. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions. Some key points covered are:
1) Forces like pushing, pulling, gravity, and friction affect motion and how objects move. Forces of varying magnitudes are needed to start heavier or lighter objects in motion.
2) Heat and light from the sun are important natural energy sources that allow things like drying clothes and baking cookies using transferred heat energy.
3) Materials can be transparent, translucent, or opaque depending on how much light passes through them. Light travels in a path and casts shadows of different darkness.
The document is a science exam for 4th grade students testing their knowledge of forces, motion, heat, and light. It contains multiple choice and short answer questions. Some key points covered are:
1) Forces like pushing, pulling, gravity, and friction affect motion and how objects move. Forces of varying magnitudes are needed to start heavier or lighter objects in motion.
2) Heat and light from the sun are important natural energy sources that allow things like drying clothes and baking cookies using transferred heat energy.
3) Materials can be transparent, translucent, or opaque depending on how much light passes through them. Light travels in a path and casts shadows of different darkness.
a. picking up a pen from the table c. kicking a ball b. dragging a trolley bag d. catching a ball
2. A ball is lying on the floor. When will it move?
a. when someone looks at it c. when it is left untouched b. when a force acts on it d. when the lights are turned on
3. Which of the following requires the biggest amount of force?
a. lifting a sack of rice c. carrying a book b. blowing a candle d. cutting a piece of paper
4. Jeggy is raising the flag during the flag ceremony. What kind of force should he apply to the rope to raise the flag upward? a. push b. pull c. electricity d. wind
5. Several boxes need to be moved. Which one needs the greatest amount of push to start moving? a. the darkest box c. the brightest box b. the heaviest box d. the smoothest box
6. Gerald is looking for objects that are attracted to magnets. Which of the following should he find? a. paper b. aluminum c. iron d. glass
7. We know that the force of the wind is strong when ___________.
a. it brings unpleasant smell b. it brings heavy rain c. it violently moves big and heavy objects d. it gently moves the leaves of the tree
8. A ball is thrown up into the air. Which force causes the ball to fall to the ground? a. friction b. gravity c. magnetism d. electricity
9. Darwin needs any material attracted to magnets. Which of the following would he best likely finds? a. paper b. plastics c. nails d. glass
10. During a flood, a stream carries more water. What will happen to rocks in the stream? a. They will not change. c. They may move downstream. b. They will get bigger. d. They will freeze.
11. Which of the following is the Earth’s primary source of heat and light? a. food b. sun c. fire d. electricity 12. Where can wet clothes dry the fastest? a. inside a closed room b. in a place that receives direct heat from the sun c. in a shady place d. in a cool and dark place
13. Which is a natural source of light?
a. flashlight b. fluorescent lamp c. star d. torch
14. Manny is baking cookies in the oven. Which form of energy is used? a. heat b. light c. sound d. solar
15. Which is not an artificial source of light?
a. matches b. fire c. lighted candle d. lamp
16. Which illustrates the path travelled by light?
a. A b. B c. C d. D
17. Alfred temporarily places a transparent material on his broken window pane. What could probably this material? a. clear plastic sheet c. curtain b. frosted glass d. styrofoam
18. Which creates the darkest shadow?
a. cemented wall b. paper c. clear mirror d. picture frame
19. What kind of material should you choose if you want some light to get into your room? a. opaque material c. reflecting material b. translucent material d. transparent material
20. Which is transparent?
a. sunglasses b. frosted glass c. clear glass d. book
II. Explain briefly.
How do force and motion affect your everyday life? (2 points)
Why is heat and light important? (3 points)
Knowledge Comprehension Analysis Application Synthesis Evaluation Total
Force And 2, 3, 5 1,4 21, 6
Motion In Everyday Life 8, 7,10 6,9 22, 6 Kinds of Forces Heat and 11,13,15 12, 14, 23,24, 7 Light Energy
