Half Yearly Grade 4 QP Science

GOOD SAMARITAN PUBLIC SCHOOL
(Affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi)

Sirkali, 609 111. Mayiladuthurai Dt., Contact No. 7695801198 / 6384444811 / 12
GRADE: IV HALF YEARLY EXAMINATION- 2024-25 MARKS:80
DATE :18.10.2024 SCIENCE TIME: 3hrs
I. COMPETENCY-BASED QUESTIONS (20x1=20)

1. Nafisa needs to measure out 7 ml of water for an activity. Which of these should Nafisa use?
Option A Option B Option C Option D
2. Identify the parts of the plant shown in the figure:

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1 2 3 4
3
A flower leaf stem root
B root flower stem leaf
C root stem leaf flower
2
D leaf flower stem root
1
a) A b) B c) C d) D
3. Identify the solid whose shape we can change without cutting or breaking it.
a) wax crayons b) modelling clay c) steel d) cork
4. Green plants make their own food using the energy from the __________
a) sun b) soil c) air d) water
5. From where do fish in the sea get oxygen to breathe?
a) Fish do not need oxygen to breathe. b) Fish get oxygen from the other animals.
c) Fish get oxygen from the sea weeds. d) Fish breathe the oxygen dissolved in water
6. Fish have fins; in the same way, birds have
a) Beaks b) lungs c) feathers d) gills
7. Among the following, which one is NOT a mammal?
Option A Option B Option C Option D
8. Plants take in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide during ___________________
a) Photosynthesis b) Breakdown of food
c) watering the plant d) None
9. Who is the “Godfather of Soil Science” in India?
a) Vasily Dokuchaev b) Rattan Lal c) Charles Darwin d) Enrico Dalgas
10. The Earth’s axis is not like a straight line but is tilted at an angle of _______________
a) 23.50 b) 26.50 c) 32.50 d) 35.20
11. Which of the following was launched India’s first mission to Mars
a) Chandrayaan 2 b) Mangalyaan c) Rover d) Chandrayaan 3
12. The standard unit for measuring temperature is______________________.
a) Celsius b) Seconds c) Cubit d) metre
13. The material which cannot be poured into containers is called ______________________.
a) Solid b) Liquid c) Gas d) Both A and C
14. The object which forms partial shadow is called ____________________.
a) Transparent object b) Opaque object
c) Translucent object d) Both A and C
15. Tamil Nadu Forest Department organized a tree plantation program in GSPS on
Sept 17,2024. Which of these is the MOST IMPORTANT benefit of planting trees?
a) cleaning up the ground water. b) improving fertility of the soil.
c) providing good and clean air d) increasing greenery in the surroundings.
16. Mangalyaan was launched on ___________________
a) 5th November, 2013 b) 15th November, 2013
c) 5th September, 2013 d) 15th September, 2013
17. Which of the following bird cannot create its own nest?
a) Cuckoo b) Hyna c) Crow d) Sparrow
18. Which of these titles best distinguishes Boxes P and Q?
a) P -Water Animals; Q -Land Animals

b) P -Wild Animals; Q –Domestic Animals
c) P -Water Animals; Q -Tree Animals
d) P -Animals without Wings; Q -Animals with Wings
19. The temperature on the moon can range from _____________________.
a) 1000C to - 1730C b) 1000C to 1730C
c) 1500C to - 1730C d) 1500C to 1730C
20. Which of these is a bird?
a) bat b) grasshopper c) penguin d) butterfly
II. VERY SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS (10x1=10)
21. What is the characteristic of an object that determines how much it allows us to see through it?
22. How did people conduct trade with one another in ancient times without the use of currency or
standardized measurements?
23. How does earth magnetic field protect us?
24. How does fish breathe underwater?
25. Name the body part that monkey use to hold onto branches of tree.
26. What animal can fly but it is not a bird, and is classified as a mammal?
27. Which medium-sized bird migrates the farthest, traveling up to 90,000 km between the poles of
the Earth each year?
28. How long does it take for nature to produce one inch of topsoil, the most fertile part of the soil?
29. What is the name of India's third mission to the moon, launched on August 23rd, 2023, to study
an unexplored part of the sun?
30. What form of energy is easily accessible in India and can help the country become eco-friendly in
meeting its energy needs?
III. SHORT ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS (ANY 10) (10x2=20)
31. Classify the objects shown in the image as solid, liquid, or gas.
a. b.
32. Convert the following:

a. 3.5 kilograms to grams b. 120 centimeters to meters
33. Describe the type of energy associated with each of the following images.
a. b.
34. Label the structure of a leaf.
35. What is the mnemonic statement to remember the order of the planets?
36. i) Give two examples of aquatic animals. OR
ii) Give two examples of parasites.
37. Identify the type of roots.
a. b.
38. Identify the different types of forces depicted in the provided images.
a. b.
39. Which planets are classified as the outer planets?

40. Explain the differences between soluble and insoluble substances.
41. Why Venus is hotter than Mercury despite being the second planet from the sun?
42. How does polar bear survive in cold region?
43. What are the different types of soils?
IV. LONG ANSWER TYPE QUESTIONS (3x5=15)
44. i) Explain the forms of things with examples.
ii) Write any three quantities of measurement with their quantities.
45. i) Write any three types of animals with examples.
ii) Write any three group of animals based on their food habits with their features. Give examples.
46. Complete the missing phases of the moon.
Waxing i) ii) Full iii) iv) v)

Crescent _________ _________ Moon ________ _________ _________
V. CASE/SOURCE BASED QUESTIONS (3x5=15)

47.Your teacher demonstrates an experiment on photosynthesis using a potted plant. She places
the plant in a dark room for a few days, then moves it back into sunlight. Afterward, she
explains how the plant uses light to make food.
Questions:
a. What process do plants use to make food?
b. What do plants need from sunlight for photosynthesis?
c. What gas do plants take in for photosynthesis?
d. What do plants release into the air after photosynthesis?
e. What substance in leaves helps them absorb light?
48. During a science class, your teacher asks everyone to name the planets in the solar system.
You start to think about the different characteristics of each planet.
Questions:
a. Which planet is known as the Red Planet?
b. What is the largest planet in the solar system?
c. Which planet is closest to the Sun?
d. Which planet is known as dwarf planet?
e. Which planet appears like a bright planet with icy rings in the middle?
49. You see a frog hopping near the water and then swimming.
Questions:
a. What type of animal is the frog based on where it lives?
b. How do frogs breathe on land?
c. What feature helps the frog swim in water?
d. Why do amphibians have stronger back legs than front ones?
e. Name one more amphibian besides a frog.
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GOOD SAMARITAN PUBLIC SCHOOL

(Affiliated to Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi)

I. COMPETENCY-BASED QUESTIONS (20x1=20)

Option A Option B Option C Option D

2. Identify the parts of the plant shown in the figure:

a) P -Water Animals; Q -Land Animals

32. Convert the following:

34. Label the structure of a leaf.

39. Which planets are classified as the outer planets?

Waxing i) ii) Full iii) iv) v)

V. CASE/SOURCE BASED QUESTIONS (3x5=15)

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