Section A

[30 mark]
Answer all questions.
The time suggested for this section is 45 minutes.
If you are unable to answer any question, proceed to the next question.
1. Diagram 1 shows a picture of an animal.
Diagram 1
Which of the following is the basic need of this animal
A !

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B D
". Which of the following is not a harmful effect of smoking to the lungs
I. !ough
II. #igh fe$er.
III. %ad smell& breath.
IV. 'o maintain the balance diet.
A. ( and ((.
%. (( and ().
!. (* (( and (((.
D. (* ((* ((( and ().
3. Diagram " shows a group of animals that breathe with same breathing
organ.

Diagram "
Which of these animals breathe in the same wa& as the animals shown in
the Diagram "
A. !at
%. +ish.
!. %ird.
D. !aterpillar.
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,. 'he leaflets of mimosa plant closed when it is touched. 'o which stimulus
do the leaflets respond
A. Air.
%. Water.
!. 'ouch.
D. -ra$it&.
.. Diagram 3 shows a t&pe of plants.

Diagram 3
#ow do these plants protect themsel$es from the enemies
A. 'horns.
%. +ine hairs.
!. %ad smells.
D. /oisonous.
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0. Which of these materials can be used to measure length
A. 1traw* ruler and measuring tape.
%. 1traw* measuring tape and beaker.
!. 1traw* string and measuring c&linder.
D. 1traw* measuring tape and stopwatch.
2. Which of the following shapes has the largest area
" cm 3 cm
A 1 cm ! 1cm

" cm 1cm

% " cm D 3 cm
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3. Which of the following process repeat uniforml& and
can be used to measure time
( Water dripping
(( %all bouncing
((( /ulse
() 1winging pendulum
A ( and ((
% (*(( and (((
! (* ((( and ()
D (* ((* ((( and ()
4 Which of the ob5ect float on water
A 1tone
% (ron nail
! 6etal spoon
D Wooden block
10 Which of the following are matched correctl&
A
%
!
D
Opaque Translucent
1tone 'ransparent sheet
'issue paper 1tone
!arbon paper Window pane
6ineral water bottle !oloured plastic
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11 Which of the following statements is true about insulators
A 'he& are materials that cannot absorb water
% 'he& are materials that are good conductors of heat
! 'he& are materials that allow most light to pass through
D 'he& are materials that do not conduct electricit& and heat

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Diagram ,
'he ob5ects abo$e ha$e a similar propert& in the material used which is
A it conducts electricit&.
% it floats on water.
! it allows light to past through.
D it can be stretched.
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13. Diagram . shows an in$estigation using material 7.

6aterial 7
Diagram .
Which statement described material 7
A. 'he material allows all light to pass through it.
%. 'he material onl& allows some light to pass through it.
!. 'he material does not allow an& light to pass through it.
D. 'he material onl& allows the brightest light to pass through it.
1,. 'he following wa&s can be used to slow down the melting of ice
except
A. /ut some salt on ice.
%. /ut some sugar on ice.
!. 8eep the ice in sawdust.
D. 8eep the ice in a pol&st&rene bo9.
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1.. Diagram 0 shows an ob5ect that student use in their dail& life at school.
Diagram 0
What are the materials that we use to make this ob5ect
A. :ubber and wood.
%. :ubber and cotton.
!. :ubber and plastic.
D. :ubber and leather.
10. Wh& is metal used to make a kettle
A. (t is fle9ible.
%. (t is strong and hard.
!. (t is a good heat conductor.
D. (t can conduct electricit&.
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12. Which of the following is a man;made ob5ect using natural materials
A. !.
%. D.
18 Which of the following practices can help to conser$e natural
man;made materials
(. %urning the materials.
((. :eusing the materials.
(((.:ec&cling the materials.
().:educing the use of materials.
A. ( and (((.
%. (( and ().
!. (* (( and ().
D. ((* ((( and ().
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14. 'he diagram 2 below shows four ob5ects.

balloon nail chair ke&
Diagram 2

Which of these ob5ects will rust when left in the open air for a few da&s
A. balloon and ke&.
%. nail and balloon.
!. nail and ke&.
D. chair and balloon.
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"0. Diagram 3 below shows the apparatus prepared b& a student to
in$estigate the rusting of screw.
Diagram 3
'he screw will not get rust& in which test tube
A. ( and ()
%. (( and (((
!. (* (( and ()
D. (* ((* ((( and ()
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"1. Wh& is it necessar& to pre$ent rusting
i. 1a$e cost
ii. <ook beautiful
iii. <ong life
i$. %reak easil&
A. i and ii onl&
%. i* ii and iii
!. ii* iii and i$
D. i* ii* iii and i$
"". %elow are the wa&s to pre$ent ob5ects from rusting e9cept
A. /ainting the ob5ect
%. Appl&ing grease or oil on the ob5ect
!. !oating the ob5ect with plastic
D. <ea$ing the ob5ect in the en$ironment
"3 Which of the following shows the ascending order of planets from the
nearest to the furthest from the sun.
A. )enus* 1aturn* =eptune* 6ars
%. )enus* 6ars* 1aturn* =eptune
!. 6ars* )enus* =eptune* 1aturn
D. 1aturn* 6ars* =eptune* )enus
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",. Which of the following statements is true
A. 'he moon is bigger than the earth.
%. All planets are condusi$e for li$ing things
!. All planets in the solar s&stem mo$e around the sun
D. 'here are ele$en planets mo$ing around the sun.
".. 'he figure shows the relati$e si>es of the earth and the moon.
earth
moon
What is the conclusion of the obser$ation
A. 'he diameter of the earth is big.
%. 'he diameter of the moon is small.
!. 'he diameter of the earth is four times bigger than the moon.
D. 'he diameter of the moon is four times bigger than the earth.
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"0. Wh& is the earth suitable for li$ing things
A. %ecause it gi$es out light
%. %ecause it has air* water and suitable temperature
!. %ecause it recei$es more sunlight from the sun
D. %ecause it has more land than other planets
"2. #umans cannot tra$el to far places and walk $er& fast. Which de$ices can
help to o$ercome these problems

( (( ((( ()
A. ( and ((
%. ( and (((
!. (( and ()
D. ((( and ()
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"3. Arrange these pictures to show the de$elopment in communication.
A. <*6*?*8
%. 8*6*?*<
!. <*6*8*?
D. 6*8*?*<
"4. <im@s grandmother is short sighted. 1he needs a AAAAAAAAAAAA.
A. microscope
%. telescope
!. pair of spectacles
D. periscope
30. What are the disad$antages of technolog& to mankind
A. -lobal warming
%. 1a$e cost of labour
!. (ncrease producti$it&
D. (mpro$e the standard life.

Section B
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[ 20 Marks ]
Answer all questions.
1. Diagram 1 shows an in$estigation. 'wo &oung rabbits of the same weight are
kept in two cages labelled B and 7.
Diagram 1
aC What is the purpose of the in$estigation
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bC (n this in$estigation E
iC What to change E AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
iiC What to keep the same E AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
D " marks C
cC Write one obser$ation from the in$estigation.
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dC 1tate one inference based on the obser$ation stated in 1 D c C.
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". 1&ariman sets up a simple pendulum to find out how the number of swings of
the pendulum in one minute change when the length of the pendulum
changes.
'he results of in$estigation are shown in the following table.
<ength of thread D cm C =umber of swings
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'able 1
aC What is the aim of the in$estigation
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bC %ased on the in$estigation* state the following E
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cC 1tate the pattern number of swings.
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dC /redict the number of swings when the length of thread is ". cm.
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3. 'he diagram below shows the set up of an e9periment carried out b& a group
of pupils to stud& the factors that caused the rusting of an iron nail.
Diagram "
aC What is the purpose of the in$estigation
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bC 1tate &our obser$ation based on the e9periment.
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D 1 mark C
cC 1tate one inference based on the obser$ation stated in 3
D b C.
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dC What is the conclusion of the in$estigation
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D 1 mark C
,. Diagram 3 shows the position of . planets to the sun in solar s&stem
Diagram 3
'able " shows the distance of the planets from the sun and the number of
da&s to complete one orbit.
/lanets
Distance from the sun
D million km C
=umber of da&s to
complete one orbit
6 .3 33
= 103 "".
F 1.0 30.
/ ""3 032
G 223 ,330
'able "
aC 1tate two informations gathered in this in$estigation.
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D " marks C
bC /redict the position of the planet : if the planet takes .00 da&s to
complete one orbit.
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D 1 mark C
cC 1uggest one h&pothesis from the in$estigation.
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dC What conclusion can be made from the information in table "
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