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Froggy Jumps SCIENCE 4Online version REVIEW 2ND SUMMATIVE TEST by August Corpuz 1 Mina melts candle wax and later burns a piece of paper. Which statement correctly compares the changes? a Melting wax is chemical, while burning paper is physical. b Both changes are chemical. c Melting wax is physical, while burning paper is chemical. 2 Liquid water is placed in a freezer and becomes ice. When the ice is heated, it becomes liquid again. Which sequence names the changes? a freezing then melting b melting then freezing c evaporation then rusting 3 Salt makers leave seawater in shallow ponds under the sun. Water disappears and salt crystals remain. Which process removes the water? a freezing b evaporation c rusting 4 A mixture of baking soda and vinegar produces many bubbles. What is the best explanation for the bubbles? a A gas formed during a chemical reaction. b The container became smaller. c The materials were only cut. 5 Which situation most strongly suggests a new substance formed? a Butter softens on a warm plate. b Bread turns brown and develops a new smell in a toaster. c Water becomes ice. 6 Why does chocolate become easier to spread after gentle heating? a It melts from solid to liquid. b It rusts. c It burns into ash. 7 A candle is lit. Wax near the flame melts, while wax vapor burns. Which statement is correct? a Both are only freezing. b Melting is physical, while burning is chemical. c Burning is physical, while melting is chemical. 8 A bicycle chain is left wet for many days and develops reddish-brown rust. Why is this harmful? a Rust makes the metal stronger. b Rust can weaken the metal and damage the chain. c Rust prevents repair costs. 9 A factory chemical spill reaches a stream. Which effect is most likely? a The stream becomes pure immediately. b The water may become unsafe and aquatic organisms may be harmed c The chemicals disappear without effect. 10 Which choice best reduces the use of new materials? a Replace working items quickly. b Use more disposable cups. c Bring a refillable bottle instead of buying a new plastic bottle each day. 11 A class has paper, fruit peelings, and metal cans. What should learners do before disposal? a Separate them into appropriate waste groups. b Throw them into a drainage canal. c Mix them and burn them. 12 A bottle of household cleaner has an unreadable label. What is the safest action? a Do not use it; ask a trusted adult to identify and handle it safely. b Smell it closely. c Taste a drop. 13 Which action helps prevent battery leaks or explosions? a Store them beside a flame. b Keep batteries cool and dry and do not damage or burn them. c Mix leaking batteries with food waste 14 Which message is most scientifically responsible for a school anti-pollution poster? a Throw chemicals into flowing water. b All smoke is harmless. c Reduce waste, segregate properly, and avoid burning plastics. 15 A survey result does not match a team's prediction. What should the team do? a Report the actual result honestly. b Change the numbers to match the prediction. c Remove responses they dislike. 16 Learners use a ruler to find the width of a trash bin opening in centimeters. Which science process skill is used? a classifying b measuring c predicting 17 After counting more litter each day for one week, a learner says, “If no cleanup happens, the litter may continue to increase.” Which skill is shown? a observing only b measuring c predicting 18 Which method best communicates survey results to classmates? a Change the topic. b Keep all data hidden. c Present a labeled tally table or simple graph and explain the findings. 19 Which survey question is clearest and least biased? a Do you agree that everyone except you causes pollution? b Why does your family always dispose of waste badly? c How does your household usually separate food waste, recyclables, and other waste? 20 A community survey finds that food scraps make up the largest share of household waste. Which proposal best fits the evidence? a Burn all food scraps with plastic. b Teach composting and provide a food-waste collection plan. c Focus only on noise pollution.

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by August Corpuz

Mina melts candle wax and later burns a piece of paper. Which statement correctly compares the changes?

Liquid water is placed in a freezer and becomes ice. When the ice is heated, it becomes liquid again. Which sequence names the changes?

Salt makers leave seawater in shallow ponds under the sun. Water disappears and salt crystals remain. Which process removes the water?

A mixture of baking soda and vinegar produces many bubbles. What is the best explanation for the bubbles?

Which situation most strongly suggests a new substance formed?

Why does chocolate become easier to spread after gentle heating?

A candle is lit. Wax near the flame melts, while wax vapor burns. Which statement is correct?

A bicycle chain is left wet for many days and develops reddish-brown rust. Why is this harmful?

A factory chemical spill reaches a stream. Which effect is most likely?

Which choice best reduces the use of new materials?

A class has paper, fruit peelings, and metal cans. What should learners do before disposal?

A bottle of household cleaner has an unreadable label. What is the safest action?

Which action helps prevent battery leaks or explosions?

Which message is most scientifically responsible for a school anti-pollution poster?

A survey result does not match a team's prediction. What should the team do?

Learners use a ruler to find the width of a trash bin opening in centimeters. Which science process skill is used?

After counting more litter each day for one week, a learner says, “If no cleanup happens, the litter may continue to increase.” Which skill is shown?

Which method best communicates survey results to classmates?

Which survey question is clearest and least biased?

A community survey finds that food scraps make up the largest share of household waste. Which proposal best fits the evidence?