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Froggy Jumps Final revision 2Online version final revision for grade 4 by محمود زايد حسن عبد الجواد 1 Oil and coal are produced from the decomposition of the same remains of dead organisms. a True ( ✓ ) b False ( × ) c 2 What happens when...?"The using of fossil fuel is reduced a Pollution decreases and the environment is preserved. b Global warming increases and pollution rises. c 3 What happens when...?"Large amounts of silt are deposited along the banks of Nile Delta: a It leads to the erosion of the river banks and loss of soil. b c It leads to the formation of fertile agricultural land. 4 What happens when...?"Oxygen in air reacts with iron in rocks: a b It causes chemical weathering (red rust) and weakens the rocks. c It makes the rocks stronger and harder to break. 5 What happens when...?" Sea waves hit sand on the beaches: a b They cause coastal erosion and move the sand. c They cause the formation of high mountains on the shore. 6 Natural gas is a nonrenewable energy source because: a It is used up faster than it can be replaced. b It is replaced as soon as it is consumed. c 7 We must conserve using of fossil fuel because: a It is an unlimited resource that will never run out. b c It is a nonrenewable resource and causes environmental pollution. 8 Some small canyons have plants and trees on their sides because: a Rivers or streams flow through them, providing the water needed for growth. b Canyons are dry places where water never reaches. c 9 Burning of fuel produces ............ energy. a chemical b c thermal 10 Sand dunes are not fixed in their places, but they are always moving because: a The wind continuously pushes and moves the sand grains b The sand grains are too heavy to stay in one place. c 11 Breaking down of rocks by the effect of acid rain a Chemical weathering. b Mechanical weathering. c 12 Breaking down of rocks due to the change in temperature and cycle of melting and freezing of water a Chemical weathering. b c Mechanical weathering 13 The energy chain for an electric lamp is: a Electrical energy → Light and thermal energy. b Chemical energy → Kinetic energy. c 14 The importance of water turbines is: a They convert kinetic energy of water into electrical energy. b c They convert solar energy into thermal energy. 15 Nile Delta is formed when: a b Wind blows sand against an obstacle. c A river meets a sea and deposits silt. 16 The ............ on Mars rover Curiosity convert solar energy into ............ which is used to recharge the batteries. a b batteries - electrical c solar panels - electrical 17 Dissolving of minerals forming rocks then combine again forming new rocks is an example of: a mechanical weathering b chemical weathering c 19 Global warming phenomenon occurs due to: a The decrease of oxygen gas in the atmosphere. b c The increase of carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere. 20 To conserve fossil fuel, we can: a Use private cars for every trip. b Walk, cycle, or use public transportation. c 21 The sequence for the formation of sand dunes is: a Weathering → Erosion → Deposition. b Deposition → Erosion → Melting. c

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Oil and coal are produced from the decomposition of the same remains of dead organisms.

What happens when...?"The using of fossil fuel is reduced

What happens when...?"Large amounts of silt are deposited along the banks of Nile Delta:

What happens when...?"Oxygen in air reacts with iron in rocks:

What happens when...?" Sea waves hit sand on the beaches:

Natural gas is a nonrenewable energy source because:

We must conserve using of fossil fuel because:

Some small canyons have plants and trees on their sides because:

Burning of fuel produces ............ energy.

Sand dunes are not fixed in their places, but they are always moving because:

Breaking down of rocks by the effect of acid rain

Breaking down of rocks due to the change in temperature and cycle of melting and freezing of water

The energy chain for an electric lamp is:

The importance of water turbines is:

Nile Delta is formed when:

The ............ on Mars rover Curiosity convert solar energy into ............ which is used to recharge the batteries.

Dissolving of minerals forming rocks then combine again forming new rocks is an example of:

Global warming phenomenon occurs due to:

To conserve fossil fuel, we can:

The sequence for the formation of sand dunes is: