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30 Mar Science HW
30 Mar Science HW
30 Mar Science
Primary 5
Name: ________________
Class: ________________
Question 1
Kenneth, Cody and Jerry participated in a marathon. After the marathon, they made the following statements.
Which of the following correctly represents the main form of energy present at points A, B and C?
A B C
(1) Kinetic energy Potential energy Kinetic energy
(2) Potential energy Kinetic energy Electrical energy
(3) Kinetic energy Kinetic energy Kinetic energy
(4) Potential energy Potential energy Electrical energy
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Question 3
Which of the following lists two ways of decreasing the kinetic energy of a moving object?
Mass Speed
(1) Increase Decrease
(2) Decrease Increase
(3) Increase Increase
(4) Decrease Decrease
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Question 4
True or false:
The height that an object is above the ground affects the amount of kinetic energy it has.
True
False
Question 5
At which position does the athlete possess the greatest kinetic energy?
(1) P
(2) Q
(3) R
(4) S
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Question 6
Which shows energy conversion from potential energy into kinetic energy?
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Question 7
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Question 8
(1) Wax
(2) Wood
(3) Petrol
(4) Running water
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Question 9
Q R
(1) running water Sun
(2) ball rolling on a floor oil
(3) wind moon
(4) compressed spring coal
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Question 10
Which of the following is not a likely reason why solar power stations are not used in Singapore to supply electricity to households and
commercial buildings?
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Question 11
What is it promoting?
(1) Creating wind to cool the Earth and prevent global warming.
(2) Burning of trees to generate sources of heat and light energy.
(3) Painting the world green as it helps capture and conserve light energy.
(4) Using alternative energy sources such as wind to generate electricity.
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Question 12
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Question 13
Cody and Jerry were playing ice hockey. Cody placed a puck on the ice and hit it towards Jerry as shown in diagram 1.
Jerry manages to receive the puck and hit it back to Cody in diagram 2.
Which of the following statements about the effects of forces on the puck caused by Cody's and Jerry's actions is likely correct?
Cody Kenneth
A force changes the speed of a moving A force changes the direction of a
(1)
object. moving object.
A force causes a stationary object to
(2) A force stops a moving object.
move.
A force changes the speed of a moving
(3) A force stops a moving object.
object.
A force causes a stationary object to A force changes the direction of a
(4)
move. moving object.
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Question 14
Friction is a ______ that exists between surfaces that are ______ against each other.
Question 15
At a traffic junction near a school, a special surface is used on the portion of the road just before traffic light junctions to prevent
accidents from taking place.
This special surface increases the amount of friction between the vehicles and the road.
(1) By increasing friction, the vehicles will slow down and accidents are less likely to occur.
(2) By increasing friction, there will be lesser wear and tear on the surfaces of the tyres.
(3) By increasing friction, the road can be heated up and prevent people from walking.
(4) By increasing friction, there will be fewer vehicles on the road.
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Question 16
Cody repeated the experiment with different types of surfaces and recorded the amount of force used to pull the wooden block.
Type of surface Amount of force (units)
Paper 2
Sandpaper 6
Carpet 5
Plastic 1
(1) Paper
(2) Sandpaper
(3) Carpet
(4) Plastic
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Question 17
In an experiment, Celesta wanted to find out how the surface area of a parachute affected the time taken for an electric toy car to
travel distance X. The diagram below shows Celesta attaching a parachute to the electric toy car.
Celesta then cut a few holes in the 800 cm² parachute and repeated the experiment.
Which of the following correct change in time for the toy car to complete distance X and the reason why?
Time taken Reason
The holes increased the amount of air
(1) More than 45 seconds resistance, hence there is more
frictional force.
The holes increased the amount of air
(2) Less than 45 seconds resistance, hence there is less frictional
force.
The holes decreased the amount of air
(3) More than 45 seconds resistance, hence there is more
frictional force.
The holes decreased the amount of air
(4) Less than 45 seconds resistance, hence there is less frictional
force.
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Question 18
Which one of the following substances does not help to reduce friction between two surfaces?
(1) Glue
(2) Grease
(3) Wax
(4) Powder
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Question 19
Travis wanted to find out which of the two springs, A or B of the same length, is safer to be used for the baby cradle. His baby has a
mass of 3 kg.
He hung various weights one at a time and recorded the extension of the two springs in the graph below.
Based on the above information, which spring, A or B is more suitable to be used for the cradle?
Identify the force that caused the toy parachute to fall to the ground.
(1) A
(2) B
(3) C
(4) D
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Question 21
Kenneth wanted to compare the mass of blocks J, K and L as shown below. Blocks J, K and L are of the same size.
Which one of the following shows a magnetic force acting on the object?
Stella taped a straw to a toy car. She then attached an inflated balloon to one end of the straw as shown below, and covered the open
end of the straw with her finger to prevent the air inside the balloon from escaping.
When Stella released her finger, air rushed out of the balloon, exerting a force. However, the car did not move forward along the level
floor.
The toy car could not move because the force exerted by the escaping air was less than ______.
(1) A only
(2) C only
(3) A and B only
(4) B and C only
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