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    ALICIA SOUTH DISTRICT

    INANAMA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

    2nd SUMMATIVE TEST IN


    SCIENCE 5
    QUARTER 3

    NAME: ________________________________ DATE: ________ SCORE: _________

    Direction: Read the questions carefully. Chose the best answer and write the letter before the number.

    ___ 1. Which of the following actions can cause an object to move from one place to another?
    a. Blinking b. eating c. pushing d. talking
    ___ 2. Which of the following examples are insulators?
    a. Cloth, paper, wood c. copper, iron, metal rod
    b. Book, metal rod, wire d. cloth, plastic, copper wire
    ___ 3. Why are electric insulators important?
    a. They can help the flow of electricity c. they provide power for electric circuits.
    b. They are useful in conducting d. they are used to protect us from electric shock
    ___ 4. Which of the following statements in NOT true?
    a. Insulators permit heat to transfer easily.
    b. Silver is better of electricity than copper
    c. Pure water is a poor conductor of electricity
    d. Our body is also a conductor of heat and electricity
    ___ 5. What do you call a material which allows electricity and heat to pass through it?
    a. Circuit b. conductor c. electrons d. insulator
    ___ 6. Which of the following is a good conductors of heat?
    a. Tiles and blanket c. glass and pitcher of water
    b. Nail and safety pins d. ceramic cup and disposable glasses
    ___ 7. During warm days, it is best to wear what color of clothing?
    a. Dark blue b. violet c. white d. red
    ___ 8. Which of the following materials are opaque?
    a. Cellophane, foil, paper c. aluminum foil, glass, plastic bag
    b. Cloth, metallic pan, wooden cabinet d. cardboard, cemented wall, plywood
    ___ 9. What color of the materials are good absorbers of heat?
    a. Dark colored b. light colored c. medium colored d. very light colored
    ___ 10. What process occurs when light bounces off on smooth and shiny surfaces?
    a. Absorption b. refraction c. reflection d. transmission
    ___ 11. What color of shirts must people wear during cold days?
    a. Black and yellow because the colors reflect heat
    b. Black and blue because these colors absorb heat
    c. Black and white because these colors reflect heat
    d. White and yellow because these colors absorb heat
    ___ 12. Which of the following is considered as the power supply that can convert some type of energy into
    electric energy?
    a. Battery b. fuse c. switch d. light bulb
    ___ 13. What happens when you connect several bulbs in a series circuit?
    a. It increases the resistance c. It lessens the resistance
    b. It results to octopus wiring d. It allows the bulbs to glow brighter.
    ___ 14. What composes a simple electric circuit?
    a. Bulb, battery, electric, fuse c. bulb, wire, switch, battery
    b. Fuse, bulb, switch, battery d. bulb, fuse, switch, electricity
    ___ 15. In a simple electric circuit, what happens to the bulb when you switch the circuit on?
    a. The bulb will spark
    b. The bulb will flicker
    c. the bulb will not emit light
    d. The current will flow from the battery to wire that causes the bulb to light.

    II. Complete the table.


    Materials Absorb Block Transmit

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