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Froggy Jumps Grade 5 final revisionOnline version Final revision by محمود زايد حسن عبد الجواد 1 Coral reefs are found in the ............ of oceans. a low-tide zone b high-tide zone c shallow areas 2 What happens when ...? The rate of rainfall increases in a river: a It may overflow its banks and cause a flood. b It leads to severe drought and drying of land. c The water level drops significantly. 3 What happens when ...? The quality of fresh water becomes poor: a It threatens the life of aquatic organisms and humans. b It increases the number of fish and living creatures. c It has no effect on living things. 4 A magnet is placed near to a piece of cobalt: a The cobalt repels away from the magnet. b The cobalt is attracted to the magnet. c No interaction occurs between them 5 A feather and a hammer fall from the same height at the same time in a vacuumed room (no air resistance): a The feather floats upwards and never reaches the ground. b The hammer lands much earlier than the feather. c They land on the ground at the exact same time. 6 Wind turbines move by the effect of gravity. a True b False c 7 What are the factors that affect the sustainability of resources? a Recycling and building wind turbines. b Leaving lights on and consuming less water. c Overconsumption and overpopulation. 8 Water affects nonliving things, like rocks. Explain how: a It converts rock minerals into living plants. b It causes weathering and erosion of rocks. c It increases the magnetic field of the rocks. 9 What is the force that changes the direction of a ball after throwing it upwards? a Gravity force b Friction force c Magnetic force 10 What causes the Moon to have different phases in the night sky? a The cloud movement covering parts of the Moon. b he physical shape of the Moon changing dynamically. c he revolution of the Moon around the Earth. 11 A large area of the world that has similar soil, climate, plants, and animals: a Biome b Atmosphere c Biosphere 12 A group of stars, planets, and gases held together by gravity a Solar system b Galaxy c Constellation 13 Give a reason for: The Earth looks like a blue marble from space a Because the Earth's atmosphere reflects blue light only. b Because water covers about 71% of the Earth's total surface area. c Because the landmasses are made of blue rocks. 14 Occurrence of day and night. a Due to the revolution of the Earth around the Sun once a year. b Due to the rotation of the Earth around its own axis once every 24 hours. c Due to the movement of the Sun physically around the Earth. 15 In the abyssal zones of oceans, no green plants can survive. a Because these zones are extremely hot and burn plant roots. b Because they contain no water for plants to absorb. c Because no sunlight can reach for photosynthesis. 16 Mention an example for Living organisms that live in seas and oceans: a Frogs and water lilies. b Dolphins, sharks, and starfish. c Camels and desert foxes. 17 A freshwater body: a The River Nile. b The Red Sea. c The Mediterranean Sea. 18 What are the kinds of wetlands? a Oceans and deep open seas. b Marshes and swamps. c Sand dunes and rocky mountains. 19 How is groundwater formed? a It is manufactured artificially by humans deep inside the Earth. b It is formed when water leaks underground through the cracks of porous rocks. c It falls directly as heavy snow inside subterranean caves.

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Grade 5 final revisionOnline version

by محمود زايد حسن عبد الجواد

Coral reefs are found in the ............ of oceans.

What happens when ...? The rate of rainfall increases in a river:

What happens when ...? The quality of fresh water becomes poor:

A magnet is placed near to a piece of cobalt:

A feather and a hammer fall from the same height at the same time in a vacuumed room (no air resistance):

Wind turbines move by the effect of gravity.

What are the factors that affect the sustainability of resources?

Water affects nonliving things, like rocks. Explain how:

What is the force that changes the direction of a ball after throwing it upwards?

What causes the Moon to have different phases in the night sky?

A large area of the world that has similar soil, climate, plants, and animals:

A group of stars, planets, and gases held together by gravity

Give a reason for: The Earth looks like a blue marble from space

Occurrence of day and night.

In the abyssal zones of oceans, no green plants can survive.

Mention an example for Living organisms that live in seas and oceans:

A freshwater body:

What are the kinds of wetlands?

How is groundwater formed?