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    1) The document is a science exam for grade 5 students covering topics like plants and animals needs, soil types, energy sources, fossils, and the earth's rotation. 2) It contains 7 multiple choice questions, 5 true/false questions, 5 matching questions, 5 short answer definitions, and 5 questions involving labeling diagrams and short explanations. 3) The exam tests students on classifying soil types, explaining how the earth revolves around the sun with a labeled diagram, identifying the fire triangle, and describing early human fossils found in South Africa's Cradle of Humankind.

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    1) The document is a science exam for grade 5 students covering topics like plants and animals needs, soil types, energy sources, fossils, and the earth's rotation. 2) It contains 7 multiple choice questions, 5 true/false questions, 5 matching questions, 5 short answer definitions, and 5 questions involving labeling diagrams and short explanations. 3) The exam tests students on classifying soil types, explaining how the earth revolves around the sun with a labeled diagram, identifying the fire triangle, and describing early human fossils found in South Africa's Cradle of Humankind.

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    1) The document is a science exam for grade 5 students covering topics like plants and animals needs, soil types, energy sources, fossils, and the earth's rotation. 2) It contains 7 multiple choice questions, 5 true/false questions, 5 matching questions, 5 short answer definitions, and 5 questions involving labeling diagrams and short explanations. 3) The exam tests students on classifying soil types, explaining how the earth revolves around the sun with a labeled diagram, identifying the fire triangle, and describing early human fossils found in South Africa's Cradle of Humankind.

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    1) The document is a science exam for grade 5 students covering topics like plants and animals needs, soil types, energy sources, fossils, and the earth's rotation. 2) It contains 7 multiple choice questions, 5 true/false questions, 5 matching questions, 5 short answer definitions, and 5 questions involving labeling diagrams and short explanations. 3) The exam tests students on classifying soil types, explaining how the earth revolves around the sun with a labeled diagram, identifying the fire triangle, and describing early human fossils found in South Africa's Cradle of Humankind.

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    Laerskool Van Dyk Primary

    Ekhurhuleni South
    EMIS: 700160994
    Subject: NS & Tech Grade: 5
    Term: 4 (2019) Moderator: M. du Preez
    Time Allocation: 1 Hour Mark Allocation: 45
    Examiner: R. Podges Specific Aims: 1, 2, 3

    Learner:___________________________________________
    Date: 6 November 2019 No:_______ Grade:_____________
    TOTAL: __________/45 = __________%
    Level: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

    Question analysis
    Question 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
    Mark
    Instructions:
    1. Please write neatly
    2. Write with a blue or black pen
    3. Answer all the questions
    4. Drawings must be in pencil
    Section A
    Question 1: Multi choice (10)
    Select one correct answer and underline the correct answer.
    1.1 What does all plants and animals on earth need to survive?
    a) Sunlight, water, air and soil
    b) Plants, soil, air and water
    c) Water, air and soil
    d) Sunlight, air and water

    1.2 What is sandy soil made of?


    a) Humus
    b) Fine grains of broken rocks
    c) Coarse grains from broken rocks
    d) Mixture of loam and clay

    1.3 Sub Soil is the _________ layer of soil


    a) First
    b) Second
    c) Third
    d) Forth

    1.4 A radio changes electrical energy into __________ energy


    a) Light
    b) Heat
    c) Movement
    d) Sound

    1.5 Limestone is a sedimentary rock that is made from


    a) sand
    b) rock
    c) clay
    d) shells

    1.6 Body fossils are ……


    a) Preserved signs of animals such as footprints
    b) Hard parts of the body that forms fossils
    c) Fossils of plants
    d) Fossils of human bodies

    1.7 The input energy for an electrical lightbulb is______


    a) Light
    b) Heat
    c) Electricity
    d) Stored

    1.8 How can you tell which layer in sedimentary rock is the oldest?
    a) The layer on the top
    b) The layer with the darkest colour
    c) The layer at the bottom
    d) The layer with the lightest colour
    1.9 South –Africa’s main power station uses______
    a) Water
    b) Wind
    c) Sun
    d) Coal

    1.10 When there is a fire in the house you must_________


    a) Play with matches
    b) Use fuel to put out the fire
    c) Get out of the house
    d) Open a window

    Question 2: True or False (5)


    State whether the following statements are True or False
    2.1 The sun takes 365 days to revolve around the Earth. _______________________
    2.2 The Earth’s axis is straight up. ______________________
    2.3 The Earth takes 24 hours to complete a rotation. ____________________
    2.4 Wind Turbines is a renewable power source. _______________________
    2.5 Always use electrical appliances with wet hands. _____________________

    Question 3: Rearrange the Columns (5)


    Match the words in Column A with their meanings in Column B. Write down your answer (Column
    B’s letter) in column C.
    Colum A Column B Column C
    3.1 Day and night a. Source of stored energy 3.1
    3.2 Seasons b. Caused by the rotation of the Earth 3.2
    3.3 Revolution c. Movement of a planet around its own axis 3.3
    3.4 Rotation d. Caused by the revolution of the Earth around the sun 3.4
    3.5 Battery e. Movement energy 3.5
    f. Caused by the Earth’s orbit
    g. Movement of a planet around the sun
    h. Fossil fuels

    Question 4: Definitions (5)


    Give one word for the following statements
    4.1 The remains of ancient living things preserved in rock. __________________________
    4.2 Break down into smaller parts. ____________________________
    4.3 Two or more parts working together to create a function. _________________________
    4.4 A machine that produces electricity. ____________________________
    4.5 A kind of sedimentary rock made from sand. _____________________________

    Section B
    Question 4: Soil types (5)
    4.1 Compare the three different soil types by completing the table
    Soil type Sand a) Loam
    Grain size b) Mostly small grains c)

    Particles d) e)

    4.2 Complete the following sentence:

    ________________ soil is the best soil to plant plants in.


    Question 5: Earth (6)
    Explain how the Earth revolves around the sun by drawing a sketch with the following labels:
    Sun, Earth, Axis, Orbit
    Question 6: Short questions (5)
    6.1 Label the fire triangle

    a) b)

    c)

    6.2 What will happen when you open a window of a burning house? Give a reason for your answer
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    Question 7: Fossils (4)
    Read the passage about Early Human fossils and the Cradle of Humankind and answer the
    questions that follow

    There are many fossil sites in South Africa. In Gauteng is the Cradle of Humankind Maropeng Centre outside
    Johannesburg. Some of the world’s most famous and important fossils have been found at the Sterkfontein Caves
    near Johannesburg. This area is called the Cradle of Humankind. The first fossils found at the Stekfontein Caves were
    the skeleton of Little Foot and the skull of mrs Ples. It is a world Heritage Site, this means that it is protected because
    it has something that is very vulnerable.

    7.1 Suggest a reason why the Cradle of Humankind is a world Heritage site
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________

    7.2 What type of fossils were found in the Sterkfontein caves (Body fossils or Trace fossils), give a
    reason for your answer
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    7.3 Why do you think fossils are important?
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________
    ______________________________________________________________________________

    TOTAL:45

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