JS1_Examination_3rd_Term
  • 1. Energy is
A) A living thing
B) The ability to do work
C) A machine
D) A force only
  • 2. Kinetic energy is
A) Energy of motion
B) Light only
C) Stored energy
D) Sound
  • 3. Potential energy is
A) Heat
B) Stored energy
C) Light
D) Motion energy
  • 4. The Sun is a source of
A) Solar energy
B) Coal
C) Plastic
D) Water
  • 5. Coal is
A) A gas
B) A renewable source
C) A metal
D) A non-renewable energy source
  • 6. Wind energy is
A) Artificial
B) Non-renewable
C) Renewable
D) Chemical
  • 7. The law of conservation of energy states
A) Energy cannot be created or destroyed
B) Matter is energy
C) Energy is lost
D) Energy disappears
  • 8. A battery converts
A) Chemical to electrical energy
B) Electrical to chemical only
C) Heat to light
D) Light to sound
  • 9. A generator converts
A) Electrical to heat
B) Mechanical to electrical energy
C) Heat to motion
D) Light to sound
  • 10. A moving car has
A) Nuclear energy
B) Potential energy only
C) Kinetic energy
D) Solar energy
  • 11. Water in a dam has
A) Kinetic energy
B) Sound
C) Heat
D) Potential energy
  • 12. An electric fan converts
A) Sound to light
B) Electrical to mechanical energy
C) Mechanical to chemical
D) Heat to light
  • 13. Cooking gas stores
A) Chemical energy
B) Light energy
C) Sound energy
D) Nuclear energy
  • 14. Hydroelectric power uses
A) Petrol
B) Flowing water
C) Coal
D) Wood
  • 15. Energy conversion means
A) Creating matter
B) Changing one form of energy to another
C) Destroying energy
D) Stopping motion
  • 16. A living thing is
A) A rock
B) A machine
C) Water
D) An organism that carries out life processes
  • 17. Which is non-living?
A) Rock
B) Fish
C) Tree
D) Goat
  • 18. MRS GREN + D represents
A) Life processes
B) Planets
C) Weather
D) Machines
  • 19. Plants and animals are
A) Non-living
B) Minerals
C) Living things
D) Metals
  • 20. The root mainly
A) Stores sunlight
B) Produces flowers
C) Absorbs water
D) Makes seeds
  • 21. Photosynthesis occurs mainly in the
A) Fruit
B) Leaf
C) Flower
D) Root
  • 22. Animals with backbones are
A) Invertebrates
B) Vertebrates
C) Insects
D) Worms
  • 23. An earthworm is
A) A bird
B) A fish
C) A vertebrate
D) An invertebrate
  • 24. Natural non-living matter includes
A) Air
B) Paper
C) Glass
D) Plastic
  • 25. A man-made non-living material is
A) Air
B) Plastic
C) Rock
D) Water
  • 26. A physical property is
A) Rusting
B) Rotting
C) Burning
D) Colour
  • 27. A chemical property is
A) Shape
B) Size
C) Ability to rust
D) Mass
  • 28. Water is important because it
A) Supports life
B) Creates rocks
C) Makes metals
D) Stops breathing
  • 29. Soil is important because it
A) Produces electricity
B) Makes clouds
C) Creates wind
D) Supports plant growth
  • 30. Minerals provide
A) Rain
B) Food only
C) Raw materials
D) Sunlight
  • 31. Living things depend on
A) Music
B) Roads
C) Television
D) Air, water and soil
  • 32. A cell is
A) A tissue
B) An organ
C) The basic unit of life
D) A bone
  • 33. Plant cells have
A) A cell wall
B) No nucleus
C) No cytoplasm
D) No membrane
  • 34. Animal cells lack
A) A nucleus
B) Cytoplasm
C) Cell membrane
D) A cell wall
  • 35. Cells are important because they
A) Make clouds
B) Produce sunlight
C) Create rocks
D) Build the body
  • 36. Renewable energy can be
A) Never replaced
B) Replaced naturally
C) Made from plastic
D) Only underground
  • 37. Petroleum is
A) A plant
B) Renewable
C) A cell
D) Non-renewable
  • 38. The nucleus
A) Controls cell activities
B) Stores air
C) Produces soil
D) Makes roots
  • 39. Solar energy is
A) Chemical
B) Non-renewable
C) Artificial
D) Renewable
  • 40. The stem mainly
A) Absorbs water
B) Forms roots
C) Supports the plant
D) Makes seeds
  • 41. Volleyball is played by
A) One player
B) Two teams over a net
C) Four teams
D) Three teams
  • 42. Players on court per volleyball team
A) Seven
B) Five
C) Six
D) Eleven
  • 43. The hit that starts play is
A) Spike
B) Block
C) Service
D) Dig
  • 44. A spike is used to
A) Measure court
B) End match
C) Referee play
D) Attack the ball
  • 45. A safety measure is
A) Ignore injuries
B) Play on glass
C) Wear proper sports shoes
D) Push opponents
  • 46. Contact sports involve
A) Direct body contact
B) Only indoors
C) No movement
D) Only water
  • 47. Non-contact sports involve
A) No direct body contact
B) Wrestling
C) Heavy tackling
D) Punching
  • 48. A contact sport is
A) Table tennis
B) Badminton
C) Wrestling
D) Volleyball
  • 49. A benefit of non-contact sports is
A) No exercise
B) No skills
C) Lower risk of collision injuries
D) No rules
  • 50. A basic volleyball skill is
A) Passing
B) Kicking
C) Bowling
D) Heading
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