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Froggy Jumps Are you an expert in (G5) Science?Online version Grade 5 Science Revision by Deepti Rbngs 1 Name the continuous process where water goes round and round in nature. a The rain cycle b The water cycle c The ocean cycle 2 Name the process by which the sun heats up water and turns it into vapour. a Evaporation b Condensation c Precipitation 3 What is "Condensation"? a When water falls as rain b When water vapour cools and changes into tiny water droplets c When water flows into the sea 4 Water can evaporate from rivers, lakes, and which other source? a Rocks b Plants c Clouds 5 Water falling back to earth in the form of rain is known as ............... a Evaporation b Condensation c Precipitation 6 As water vapour rises in the air, what happens to its temperature? a It gets cooler b It gets hotter c It stays the same 7 What are clouds made of? a Smoke b Tiny water droplets c Sunlight 8 Name the process by which a liquid changes into solid. a Boiling b Freezing c Melting 9 What is needed for evaporation to occur in nature? a The Sun b The Moon c The Wind 10 Does the Earth have a limited or unlimited amount of fresh water? a Limited b Unlimited c None of the above 11 Which of these plants grows in the hot, dry Arizona desert? a Water Lily b Yucca c Fir tree 12 Where do seaweeds grow? a Under water b On mountain tops c In the desert 13 Which plant grows best in damp places like marshy land and near springs? a Cactus b Pine tree c Moss 14 Why are mosses often found near springs and ponds? a They like the noise of water b They grow best in damp places c They need salt water 15 What is special about the roots of mangrove trees? a They are always above the surface of the water b They grow deep into the sand c They are purple 16 Which of these trees grow best in the cold forests of the Northern hemisphere? a Aloe b Pine c Papyrus 17 What is the natural habitat of water lily? a Desert b Wetlands c Sea 18 Where do the roots of a water lily stay? a In muddy soil at the bottom of a pond b Floating on the water c Attached to tree trunks 19 Where do ferns grow best? a In bright sunlight b In the shade of other trees and on damp forest ground c In the middle of the desert 20 Which of these are called non-flowering plants? a Cactuses b Moss and ferns c Roses 21 What helps the cactus to survive in the desert? a It has spines instead of leaves to prevent water loss b It has very large leaves c It grows only in water 22 What happens if people spill oil in a water habitat? a It helps the plants grow b It can prevent plants from absorbing water and is toxic c It has no effect 23 Which national park in Mauritius was set up to protect natural plant habitats? a Casela Nature Park b Black River Gorges National Park c La Vanille Nature Park 24 What is a "Nature Reserve"? a A protected area of land for plants and animals b A place to build new houses c A factory site 25 What are "Nature Reserves" in Mauritius protected by? a Fences only b Law c Nothing 26 Where are mangroves commonly found? a In wetlands b On mountains c In deserts 27 Which of these is NOT a way to protect plant habitats? a Not lighting fires in forests b Uprooting young plants c Declaring forests as nature reserves 28 Which plant grows in marshy areas or swamps? a Pine b Bulrush c Cactus 29 How do we call plants like sea lettuce that live in the sea? a Land plants b Aquatic plants c Desert plants 30 Mosses are described as being what in nature? a Spongy b Hard c Dry 31 Does the cactus have a thick or thin stem? a Thin b Thick c It has no stem 32 Where do mushrooms usually grow? a On tree barks b In the ocean c In the sand 33 What does a seed produce when it germinates? a A seedling b A fruit c A big tree immediately 34 Which part of the plant absorbs water and holds the soil? a Stem b Root c Leaf 35 What is the function of the fruit in a flowering plant? a It makes food b It protects and nourishes the seeds c It absorbs water 36 Which part of the plant makes food using sunlight and water? a Root b Stem c Leaf 37 What is the green-coloured substance in leaves that helps make food? a Chlorophyll b Sap c Water 38 What carries water from the roots to other parts of the plant? a Leaves b The stem c Flowers 39 Do plants need sunlight to make their food? a Yes b No c Only at night 40 What is needed for a plant to grow well besides sunlight? a Water, air, and soil b Water only c Soil only 41 What is "Soil Erosion"? a Planting trees in a forest b The washing away of the top fertile soil by heavy rainfall c Growing vegetables in a garden 42 What is an effect of soil erosion? a The land becomes more fertile b The land becomes rocky and less fertile c Drains stay clear 43 How can we prevent soil erosion? a By planting more trees and grass b By cutting down forests c By leaving the land bare 44 Which part of the plant holds the branches, leaves, and flowers? a Root b Stem c Fruit 45 Where is washed-away soil often deposited? a At the mouth of rivers and on the sea bed b On top of mountains c In the clouds 46 Why does soil erosion block drains during torrential rain? a Because a lot of soil is carried away by water b Because plants grow in the drains c Because of the sun 47 What is a result of heavy rain on bare soil? a Soil erosion b The soil gets harder c Trees grow faster 48 What is needed to work and move? a Food only b Energy c Rest 49 What is a "Source of Energy"? a Something from which we get energy b A way to waste energy c A type of machine 50 From where do humans get the energy to carry out their activities? a The Sun b Food c The Moon 51 Where do plants get their energy from? a The Sun b The Soil c Fertilizers 52 Which of these is a form of fossil fuel? a Wood b Petrol c Wind 53 What is the source of heat energy for an electric iron? a The sun b Electricity c Coal 54 What is "Sound Energy"? a Energy that keeps us warm b A form of energy that allows us to hear and communicate c Energy used to cook food 55 What form of energy is stored in food and batteries? a Light energy b Chemical energy c Sound energy 56 Continuous exposure to loud sound can damage which organ? a The eyes b The ears c The nose 57 What can electric shocks cause? a Muscle relaxation b Burns and death c Respiratory wellness 58 What does it mean to "Conserve" energy? a To save or not to waste energy b To use as much energy as possible c To produce new energy 59 How is the process of changing energy from one form to another called? a Energy conservation b Energy transformation c Energy source 60 In a torch, chemical energy from the battery is transformed into what? a Light energy b Sound energy c Movement energy 61 What is a solar panel used for on buildings? a To convert light energy from the sun into heat or electrical energy b To protect the roof from rain c To decorate the house 62 Which form of energy do birds use to chirp? a Heat energy b Sound energy c Light energy 63 What is the source of energy for a moving car? a Petrol b Wind c Driver 64 Why is it important to switch off the TV when nobody is watching? a To make it last longer b To conserve or save energy c To keep the room quiet 65 What is a common source of electrical energy in Mauritius? a Burning bagasse or coal b Volcanoes c Batteries only 66 Which form of energy is produced when we rub our hands together? a Light b Heat c Sound 67 Which one of the following allows electricity to flow through it? a Conductor b Insulator c Switch 68 Which one of the following does NOT allow electricity to flow? a Conductor b Insulator c Cell 69 Which of these is a good conductor of electricity? a Copper b Plastic c Rubber 70 Why are electric wires covered with plastic? a To make them colourful b To protect us from electric shocks c To help electricity flow faster 71 What is used to open and close an electric circuit? a A bulb b A switch c A wire 72 In an electric circuit, where is the chemical energy stored? a In the cell b In the wire c In the bulb 73 Electricity can only flow in which type of circuit? a An open circuit b A closed circuit c A circuit with no battery 74 Which of these items is an insulator? a A plastic ruler b An iron nail c A copper wire 75 Name a dangerous thing to do with electricity. a Touching electrical appliances with wet hands b Using energy-saving bulbs c Switching off the light when leaving a room 76 What device is used to produce electrical energy from sunlight? a Electric kettle b Solar cell/panel c Battery 77 In an electric bell, electrical energy is changed into ........... . a Light energy b Sound energy c Heat energy 78 What happens in a circuit if there is a "gap"? a The electricity stops flowing b The bulb gets brighter c The battery charges faster 79 Which of these is a source of electrical energy? a A bulb b A switch c A cell 80 Is iron a conductor or an insulator? a Conductor b Insulator c Neither 81 What is the role of a wire in a circuit? a To allow electrical energy to flow through b To prevent electrical energy to flow through c To turn the light on and off 82 Why should we not waste energy? a Because it is fun b Because it wastes money and resources c Because the lights will get tired 83 What happens when we cut down trees in a forest? a We destroy the natural habitats of plants and animals b We help the animals c It makes the air cleaner 84 Name the conditions necessary for germination. a Water, air (oxygen) and temperature b Water, air (oxygen), temperature and soil c None of the above. 85 Which of these can cause big changes to plant habitats? a Rain b Human activities (like clearing forests) c Sunlight

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by Deepti Rbngs

Name the continuous process where water goes round and round in nature.

Name the process by which the sun heats up water and turns it into vapour.

What is "Condensation"?

Water can evaporate from rivers, lakes, and which other source?

Water falling back to earth in the form of rain is known as ...............

As water vapour rises in the air, what happens to its temperature?

What are clouds made of?

Name the process by which a liquid changes into solid.

What is needed for evaporation to occur in nature?

Does the Earth have a limited or unlimited amount of fresh water?

Which of these plants grows in the hot, dry Arizona desert?

Where do seaweeds grow?

Which plant grows best in damp places like marshy land and near springs?

Why are mosses often found near springs and ponds?

What is special about the roots of mangrove trees?

Which of these trees grow best in the cold forests of the Northern hemisphere?

What is the natural habitat of water lily?

Where do the roots of a water lily stay?

Where do ferns grow best?

Which of these are called non-flowering plants?

What helps the cactus to survive in the desert?

What happens if people spill oil in a water habitat?

Which national park in Mauritius was set up to protect natural plant habitats?

What is a "Nature Reserve"?

What are "Nature Reserves" in Mauritius protected by?

Where are mangroves commonly found?

Which of these is NOT a way to protect plant habitats?

Which plant grows in marshy areas or swamps?

How do we call plants like sea lettuce that live in the sea?

Mosses are described as being what in nature?

Does the cactus have a thick or thin stem?

Where do mushrooms usually grow?

What does a seed produce when it germinates?

Which part of the plant absorbs water and holds the soil?

What is the function of the fruit in a flowering plant?

Which part of the plant makes food using sunlight and water?

What is the green-coloured substance in leaves that helps make food?

What carries water from the roots to other parts of the plant?

Do plants need sunlight to make their food?

What is needed for a plant to grow well besides sunlight?

What is "Soil Erosion"?

What is an effect of soil erosion?

How can we prevent soil erosion?

Which part of the plant holds the branches, leaves, and flowers?

Where is washed-away soil often deposited?

Why does soil erosion block drains during torrential rain?

What is a result of heavy rain on bare soil?

What is needed to work and move?

What is a "Source of Energy"?

From where do humans get the energy to carry out their activities?

Where do plants get their energy from?

Which of these is a form of fossil fuel?

What is the source of heat energy for an electric iron?

What is "Sound Energy"?

What form of energy is stored in food and batteries?

Continuous exposure to loud sound can damage which organ?

What can electric shocks cause?

What does it mean to "Conserve" energy?

How is the process of changing energy from one form to another called?

In a torch, chemical energy from the battery is transformed into what?

What is a solar panel used for on buildings?