Chapter test 3

Quarter 4
Science 4

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Direction: Read each statement and choose the best answer. Write only the letter of the correct answer on your paper.

1. Which gives us enough heat and light in order to live?

a. Sun b. hydro power plant c. electricity d. Generator
2. What is the effect of sun’s heat and light to the environment?
a. It causes the changes in temperature.
b. It helpps the plants in making their food.
c. It sustains the life of animals, plant and humans.
d. All of the above.
3. Without the sun, what would most likely happen to the earth?
a. The earth will be dark and cold
b. The earth will be lifeless.
c. Both A and B
d. None of the above
4. Why do farmers use their wide- brim hats when they are working in the farm?
a. To protect them from strong winds.
b. To protect them from head injuries
c. To protect them from the intense heat nd light of the sun
d. To protect their heads from insect bites.
5. In which process do plants release water from their leaves?
a. Condensation b. Evaporation c. Precipitation d. Transpiration
6. When does evaporation take place?
a. When water is cooled
b. When water is heated
c. When water is frozen
d. When water is filtered
7. The sun is shining brightly. The wind is calm and it is warm outside. What do you think is the air temperature?
a. The temperature is normal.
b. The temperature is low.
c. The temperature is high
d. The temperature is very low.
8. At which time of the day can you have the shortest shadow?
a. 9:00 a.m b. 10:00 a.m c. 12:00 a.m d. 2:00 p.m
9. Is water cycle possible when the sun is blocked? Why?
a. No, because evaportion process is lacking
b. Yes, because condensation process continuous
c. Yes, because electricity can heat water.
d. No, because precipitation process is delay.
10. Why do we need to drink lots of water on very hot days?
a. To make our skin healthier.
b. To increase our body temperature
c. To replace the water loss from our body.
d. To make our digestive system healthy.
11. Manette forgot to bring her plants outside for a week. What would likely happen to the plants?
a. The plants grew rebustly.
b. The plants have yellowish leaves.
c. The plants have bigger roots.
d. The plant have bigger stems.
12. What is the role of the sun in the water cycle?
a. Sun’s heat causes evaporation.
b. Sun’s heat creates tidal waves.
c. Sun’s heat produces more water.
d. Sun’s heat produces more water waves.
13. Crizta will be joining her friends in swimming on Sunday. What must she do to avoid sunburn?
a. Apply coconut oil
b. Apply lemon jelly
c. Apply sunblock lotion
d. Apply avocado paste
14. When you open the kettle, you have seen droplets of water on its cover. What process in the water cycle is
shown?
a. Condensation
b. Evaporation
c. Precipitation
d. Transpiration
15. In what way is the aun’s heat beneficialto humans?
a. Farmers can harvest and dry their crops.
b. Mother can dry her laundry
c. Fishermen can dry and preserve their fishes
d. All of the above
16. Why do opaque objects form shadows?
a. Because they absorb the light that hit them.
b. Because they reflect the light.
c. Because they bend the light that hit them
d. Because they cover the light hits them.
17. When does an object cast a longer shadow?
a. When light rays are slanted
b. When light rays are on top
c. When light rays are sideways
d. When light rays are trapped
18. Which of these is not a good practice?
a. Wearing umbrella during sunny days.
b. Looking at the sun directly.
c. Apply sunblock all over the skin.
d. Wearing dark glasses on hot days
19. When are shadows formed?
a. When light rays hit an opaque objects
b. When light rays hit transparent objects
c. When light rays hit translucent objects
d. When light rays hit hard objects
20. How do animals and humans release or give off water particles?
a. Through transpiration
b. Through respiration
c. Through condensation
d. Through precipitation

Prepared by:
HELEN SINGAHAN- LEONIN
Class Adviser