BY Recta Gut Gut due Aude tauu JSS PRIVATE SCHOOL Midterm Revision, 2022-23 GRADE: 5 SUBJECT: EVS MAX MARKS: 30. TIME: 2 b Knowledge , Understanding & Application HOTS TOTAL 2 9 30 Part A: MCQ. mark The scattering of seeds from the parent plant is called a) Pollination b) Seed germination ¢) Tropism —_d) Seed dispersal [The actual point deep in the Earth’s crust where an earthquake begins is called a) Mantle b) core —_c) focus 4) epicentre Which of the following animal is nocturnal? a) Camel b) Rattle snake c) Porcupine d) Bear During the phases of the Moon, the Moon appears to changeshape. This change in appearance is due to the Moon... a) physically changing size and shape. b) moving closer and then farther away from Earth. ©) reflecting a different amount of light due to alignment with Earth and the Sun. 4) having craters on its surface, Jessica planted a seed and recorded the weight of its seed leaves as it was germinating to become a seedling. ¥=The graph below shows the weight of the seed leaves over five days. Weight of the seed Where did the seedling get its food after the seed leaves had dropped off? a) Seedcoat _b)root _c)stem _d) leaves ity police conducted disaster management workshops for schools. hildren were asked to run away from a particular natural disaster in a Based on the given picture, disaster may be a/an a) Cyclone __b) Earthquake __¢) Tsunami_d) Volcanic eruption Which of the following animals and it respiratory organs is paired correct? Adaptation Function (i) _| Parrot Lungs (ii) Fish Gills (iii) _ | Earthworm Skin (iv) cockroach Gills A) Only (i) and (ii) 8) Only (ii) and (ii) ©) Only (i) and (iv) D) Only (i), (ii) and (iii) nich of the bar charts shown below gives the correct change in the size of the, }noon? (1- Full moon, 2- Half moon, 3- Crescent, 4- New moon)a) 1234 b) 1234 all EET 1234 d) a DESCRIPTIVE PAPER 9 [Different animals have different organs for breathing.” Justify the tatement by describing the organs of breathing in the following animals. hL.Fish 2. Grasshopper 10 Write two after-effects and two advantages of volcanic eruption. 11 _ [Fill the table below with appropriate words. Response Part of Plant_Direction the plant grows Positive Phototropism{tem tip irows away from the light Positive Geotropism [Root tip irows away from gravity 12 [The diagram besides shows Earth’s orbit around the Sun and ifferent positions of the Moon asit travels around Earth. fester through D represent four different positions of the oon. Jan eclipse of the Moon is most likely to occur when the Moon is it which position? Explain why do you think so?13 |nterpret the given picture and explain the relation between sunami and an earthquake. ention any two effects of tsunami. 14 a) Explain the most likely effect, if there vasa sudden increase in the rabbit and mouse population? b) Tiger is a carnivore, it will not eat plants. However cuttingdown of trees in forest will affect tiger population in general. Why? ¢) Differentiate between food web and a food chain?15 [CASE STUDY: |The Pacific Ring of Fire is a major area in the basin of the Pacific ocean here many earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur. In a large jorseshoe shape, it is associated with a nearly continuous series of ceanic trenches, volcanic arcs, and volcanic belts and plate movements [The ring of fire is an area of ongoing and frequent tectonic and volcanic tivity along the edges of the pacific plate. Why Pacific Plate is called as ‘Ring of Fire’? What is the reason for frequent tectonic and volcanic activity in this region? 16 “ASE STUDY: rahman Cattle are a breed of cattle that are originally from India and ere introduced into Australia during the 19" century. Over generations f breeding, the Brahman developed some adaptations to deal with the arsh environments in the Indian climate. The cattle can tolerate high levels of heat, sunlight and humidity. This is because their coat reflects unlight, and their skin hangs loose and contains special sweat glands, hich lets them cool their bodies down. Brahman also have a resistance 0 parasites and insects. This is because their skin is very thick and the mell of their sweat acts as a repellent. With all of these adaptations rahman cattle were well suited to life in Northern Australia, wher hotand humid year-round,a) Mention any two adaptation of Brahman from the above passage that helped them to adjust in Australian climate? b) If an organism fails to adapt to its environment, whatcould be the possible consequences?