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    This document contains a science lesson on sensitivity with questions about the parts of the ear and eye, including the iris, cornea, pupil, lens, optic nerve, and retina. It also has questions about the three parts of the ear, true/false questions about the senses of smell and hearing, and a science lesson on hardness with questions about materials and their properties.

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    SCIENCE LESSSON 20 SENSITIVITY

    Q1. label the part of the ear.


    Inner era outer ear middle ear ear canal

    Q2. Label the eye with the given words below.

    Iris cornea pupil lens optic nerve retina


    SCIENCE LESSSON 20 SENSITIVITY
    Q3. Circle the correct answers.
    1………….is the colorful part of the eyes.
    A. Iris B. pupil C. retina
    2. The black hole in the middle of your eye is called.
    A. pupil B. Cornea C. lens
    3. carry information to the brain.
    A. lens B. pupil C. optic nerve
    4. It helps your eye focus by changing the direction of the light.
    A. Retina B. cornea C. iris
    5. The white of the eye is known as.
    A. optic nerve B. eyes C. sclera
    6……. is full of liquid and changes the vibrations of the sound waves into
    electrical signals and send them to the nerve endings
    A. cochlea B. hammer C. anvi
    7. carry the electrical signals to the brain
    A. stirrup. B. The nerve C. ear canal
    8. working our ears it all starts with the sound waves falling on the outer
    part of your ear know as a……
    A. cochlea B. the nerve C. pinna
    Q4. Ture and False.
    1.there are three parts of ear……….
    2. tongue is the largest organ of the body………
    3. The human nose has two nostrils………..
    4. The two nostrils are divided by the septum………….
    5. Smell can’t affect our mood…………
    6. Hairs inside the nose trap dirt and dust to stop them going into our lungs when we
    breathe in…….
    SCIENCE LESSSON 20 SENSITIVITY
    Science Lesson 21 Hardness

    Q1. Circle the material that you think is the hardest in each pair

    Q2. a stiff, smooth material that is used for covering floors


    1. A. Wool B. Plastic C. rubber D. linoleum
    2. look at these two materials, they are both metal which one is harder?
    A. steel is harder B. copper is harder
    3. It is made of?
    A. Metal B. Wood C. Steel D. copper
    4. given material is?

    …………………………………….
    5. There are lots of different materials, such as..........,
    ……….,.…… …., and……………
    6.It is a…….?
    A. Linoleum B. Plastic C. Carpet D. wood
    Science Lesson 21 Hardness
    Q3/ True and False
    1. Metal can scratch the wood…………….
    2. Copper is much stronger than steel…………………
    3. One of the hardest materials is diamond……………….
    4. Given picture is a stone. ………………………….
    5. Diamond used to cut other materials ………….

    Q4. Look at the pictures below and answer the questions.


    1. We can made paper from it…………….
    2. We can use it for writing…………………
    3. Picture number 4 is……....……….
    4. Which number is denting……….
    5. We can make table from it……….........

    1 2 3 4 5

    You did great!


    Science lesson 22 Density
    Q1. Choose the right answer.
    1. What is amount of matter in an object.
    A. Mass B. Matter c. displaced
    2. ……….everything around you that takes up space.
    A. Mass B. Matter c. displaced
    3. to move something from its usual place.
    A. Mass B. Matter c. displaced
    Q2. Which one of these objects do you think would sink and which would float?

    Q3. Look at the picture below and write it is float or sink.


    1. Glass…………… ………….
    2. Coin……… ………………
    3. Battle of water ……………… ……………
    4. Shuttle ……………… ………………….
    Science lesson 22 Density

    Q4. The given picture is float, why?


    A. The dense of the ball is more than the water.
    B. The dense of the ball is less than the water.

    Q5. True and False.


    1. If objects sink it means that the dense of the water is less………
    2. If objects float it means that the dense of the water is more……..
    3. The picture shows that the stone is float………………..
    4. The picture shows that the ship is sink……………………
    5. The stone is sink cause the dense is less………………….
    6. The ship is float cause the dense is more…………………

    Ship

    Stone

    GOOD LUCK!!!!
    SCIENCE LESSON 23 MAGNETIC MATERIALS
    Q1. Ture and false
    1. Magnetic materials are attracted to magnets……………
    2. Iron, Nickel and Steel are magnetic materials………….
    3. Aluminum Copper Gold and Silver Non-magnetic materials………
    4. Magnetic materials are always made of metal……………
    5. not all metals are magnetic…………………………….
    Q2. Look at the pictures below and answer the questions.
    1. Look at picture number 8, is it? magnetic material or not….…
    2. Look at picture and write two non-magnetic materials …………and……………..
    3. Picture number 1 is magnetic material…………….
    4. Look at pictures and write three magnetic material…………,……………and……
    5. If we look at picture 6 and 9, we can say they are magnetic materials……
    6. If we look at picture 5 and 7, we can say they are non- magnetic materials…

    Q3. Write yes or no.


    1. Picture number 3 is magnetic materials…………….
    2. Picture number 4 is not magnetic material……….
    3. Picture number 7 is magnetic…Yes….
    4. Picture number 1,5,7, and 8 are magnetic………
    5. Picture number 2 is magnetic material…………

    1 2 3 4 5

    6 7 8 9
    SCIENCE LESSON 23 MAGNETIC MATERIALS

    Q4. Write if each sentence is true or false.


    1. A compass always points to the magnetic north pole. .... .......
    2. A magnet will attract wood and glass. .... .....
    3. All metals are magnetic. .... ........
    4. Magnetic materials are always made from metal. . .....
    5. Metals, such as steel and iron are attracted to magnets…….
    6. Pure silver and gold are magnetic. ....

    GOOD LUCK!!!!
    Q1. True and false.
    1. Paper is a man-made material………….
    2. Paper is made of plastic……………….
    3. There are lots of different kinds of paper………….
    4. Paper bend and fold easily………….
    5. Engineer a person who designs and builds machines and structures
    such as bridges…………….

    Q2. Write some of the properties of paper.


    1. Color.
    2. Strength.
    3. Weight.
    4. Absorbency.
    5. Brightness
    6. Transparency

    Q3. How paper is useful for our daily life. Look at the pictures below.
    SCIENCE LESSON 25 Conductors and insulators

    Q1. True and false.


    1. Some materials let heat travel through them. These materials are
    called conductors…
    2. Materials that do not let heat through are called insulators…….
    3. Metals are good conductors of heat energy……….
    4. Wood and some plastics are insulators………

    Q2.

    ……… ......................... ....................................... ....................................................

    Q3.
    SCIENCE LESSON 25 Conductors and insulators

    Q4. Look at the picture below and answer the questions.


    1. Pan is ……………………….
    A. Conductor B. Insulator
    2. Handle is…………….
    A. Conductor B. Insulator
    3. Wood spoon is a heat …………
    A. Insulator B. Conductor

    pan Handle

    Good luck

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