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    Science 5 ST 1

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    This document contains a science test with questions about classifying materials as useful or harmful, and properly disposing of waste. Students are asked to: 1) Describe properties of materials and classify them as useful or harmful, giving examples of uses or proper disposal. 2) Identify which materials are useful based on their ability to serve a purpose without harming people or the environment. 3) Choose the correct answers to multiple choice questions about when materials are useful or harmful, how biodegradable waste decomposes, examples of non-biodegradable waste, and proper places to dispose of garbage.

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    This document contains a science test with questions about classifying materials as useful or harmful, and properly disposing of waste. Students are asked to: 1) Describe properties of materials and classify them as useful or harmful, giving examples of uses or proper disposal. 2) Identify which materials are useful based on their ability to serve a purpose without harming people or the environment. 3) Choose the correct answers to multiple choice questions about when materials are useful or harmful, how biodegradable waste decomposes, examples of non-biodegradable waste, and proper places to dispose of garbage.

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    This document contains a science test with questions about classifying materials as useful or harmful, and properly disposing of waste. Students are asked to: 1) Describe properties of materials and classify them as useful or harmful, giving examples of uses or proper disposal. 2) Identify which materials are useful based on their ability to serve a purpose without harming people or the environment. 3) Choose the correct answers to multiple choice questions about when materials are useful or harmful, how biodegradable waste decomposes, examples of non-biodegradable waste, and proper places to dispose of garbage.

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    SCIENCE 5

    st
    1 Summative Test

    I. Use the words below to describe two properties of the following materials. Write your answers below each material.

    II. Classify the different materials found in the word pool below as useful or harmful. If it useful, give examples by which
    you can use it. If it is harmful, explain how can you dispose it properly.

    candy wrappers old newspaper empty mayonnaise jar (glass)


    empty disinfectant bottle drained batteries empty paint cans
    plastic water bottles

    MATERIALS WAYS TO USE/ WAYS TO DISPOSE PROPERLY


    A. Useful Materials

    B. Harmful Materials

    III. Read and understand each question below. Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided.

    ________1. When is a material useful?


    a. When the material serves a purpose c. When the material hazards
    b. When the material brings harm d. When the material is toxic
    ________2. When is a material harmful?
    a. When the material can be used many times.
    b. When the material can be used in cooking.
    c. When the material gives other uses aside from its purpose.
    d. When the material brings danger to people and environment.
    ________3. What happens to biodegradable waste when they are thown?
    a. Melts by the sun. c. Broken into pieces.
    b. Deceomposed by bacteria. d. Flattened.
    ________4. Which of the following is a non-biodegradable waste?
    a. paper c. leaves
    b. rubber d. wood
    ________5. Where do we place our garbage properly?
    a. in the river c. in the mountains
    b. in the landfills d. in the lakes

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