Long Test in Science - 3rd Quarter

A colorful infographic illustrating light sources like the sun, sound waves, and examples of forces in action, such as a moving train, with playful and engaging visuals appealing to school-aged children

Science Quiz - 3rd Quarter

Test your knowledge of science concepts related to light, sound, and forces with this engaging quiz designed for students. Challenge yourself with questions on real-life examples, scientific principles, and their applications.

Get ready to:

Explore the effects of light and sound
Understand forces in our daily lives
Enhance your critical thinking skills

15 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ExploringKnowledge42

2. Which of the below is an artificial source of light?

I. Moon and stars.

II. Wood and oil

III. Candle and flashlight

A. I, II

B, II, II

3. Among three kids below who correctly protect herself/himself from the harmful effects of the sum.

Barry - play footbal around 1:00 PM afternoon under the sun.

Jenny - uses an umbrella in going to school.

Jed - looks at sun at midday while walking.

A. Barry

B. Jed

C. Jenny

4. Choose below an example of vibration or sound.

I. Knocking on the door

II. Playing the drums

III. Clothes drying unde the sun

A. I, II

B. II, III

C. I, III

6. Which of the below student is protecting his ears and why?

Danica is listening to loud music using his earphones.

Gabby is shouting all the time.

Jana covers her ears when the loud siren was heard.

A. Danica because she is just enjoying.

B. Gabby because she is angry.

C. Jana because she knows the loud noise can damage her ears.

7. The sound of the horns of the cars and buses are pleasant to the ears. Is the statement true?

A. yes

B. No

8. Choose the pleasant sound produced below.

I. Girl is playing the piano in the recital.

II. Cats are fighting on the roof.

III. The choir singing in the church.

A. I, II

B, II, III

C. I, III

10. Force can make things move or to stop moving. Choose the scenario below that show force.

I. Moving train

II. Falling in line

III. Closing the door

A. I, II

B. II, III

C. I, III

11. The teacher asked what is an example of pull. Which of the below students answer is correct and why?

Ben answered a big crate being moved using a ropes and planks.

Lana answered hellping her Grandma with the wheelchair.

Josh answered closing the door.

A. Ben has a correct answer because the force used is pulling the heavy crate.

B. Lana is correct because she is pulling the wheelchair of her grandma.

C. Josh is correct because he pulled the door.

Long Test in Science - 3rd Quarter

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