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1. Which of the following labels can be found on a bottle that contains mercury?

A B

C D

2. Diagram 1 shows a microscope.

DIAGRAM 1

Which of the part labelled A, B, C or D is for placing specimen for observation?

3. The Diagram 2 shows a wooden block placed on an inclined plane.

DIAGRAM 2

Which of the directions A, B, C or D indicate the direction of the frictional

force?

4. Diagram 3 shows burning activity.

DIAGRAM 3

Which of the following air pollutants is released from the activity?

A Carbon monoxide
B Chlorofluorocarbons
C Lead
D Carbon dioxide
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5. Diagram 4 shows various energy sources.

DIAGRAM 4

Which of the following energy sources A, B, C or D is non-renewable?

6. Diagram 5 shows a natural phenomenon.

DIAGRAM 5
What is the phenomenon?

A Land breeze
B Sea breeze
C Thunderstorm
D Solar irradiation

7. Diagram 6 shows a cross-section of the human nose.

DIAGRAM 6

What is the function of the part labelled P?

A To send impulses to the brain

B To produce mucus
C To detect and identify smells

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D To filter the air

8. Diagram 7 shows two balloons balanced on a rod. One of the balloons is pricked
with a needle and causing the rod to be unbalanced.

DIAGRAM 7
What can you conclude from this activity?
A Gas occupies space
B Gas has mass
C Gas has pressure
D Gas moves randomly

9. Diagram 8 shoots are seen growing towards the light.

DIAGRAM 8

What inference can you make from the experiment?

A The shoots response to light stimuli.

B The shoots response to the touch stimuli.
C The shoots response to the pull of gravity.
D The seedlings grow towards the damp soil.

10. The equation below shows the process of photosynthesis.

Sunlight
Carbon dioxide + water glucose + oxygen
X

What is the function of X?

A To absorb water.
B To absorb sunlight
C To convert glucose into starch.
D To increase the rate of photosynthesis.

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11. Diagram 9 shows one way of classifying living things.

Living things

Plants Animals

G H

I J

DIAGRAM 9

What do G, H, I and J represent?

G H I J
A Dicotyledons Flowering Non-flowering Monocotyledons
B Monocotyledons Dicotyledons Flowering Non-flowering
C Flowering Non-flowering Monocotyledons Dicotyledons
D Non-flowering Flowering Monocotyledons Dicotyledons

12. The animals shown in Diagram 10 have one common feature.

DIAGRAM 10
What is the feature?

A They are warm-blooded animals.

B They breathe with their lungs.
C They have four limbs.
D They do not milk their young.

13. The following are the arrangements of atoms in a substance. Which is an element?

A B

C D

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14. Diagram 11 shows two types of eye defect.

A B

DIAGRAM 11

What type of lens can be used to correct the defects in F and G?

A B
A Convex lens Concave lens
B Concave lens Convex lens
C Convex lens Convex lens 15.
D Concave lens Concave lens Diagram 12 shows
the electrolysis of
water.

DIAGRAM 12
What tests can be carried out to determine the identity of gas X and gas Y?

I Use a glowing wooden splint

II Use a burning wooden splint
III Use universal indicator
IV Use a standard sodium hydroxide solution

A I and II only
B II and IV only
C II, III and IV only
D I, II, III and IV

16. Which of the following laboratory apparatus uses the principle of air pressure?

A A measuring cylinder
B A burette
C A pipette
D A thermometer

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17. Diagram 13 shows a glass is filled with water until it is full. A piece of cardboard is placed
on top of it and it is turned upside down.

DIAGRAM 13

Which of the following statements is correct?

I The water drips through the cardboard

II Atmospheric pressure pushes the cardboard upwards
III The water remains inside the glass
IV The cardboard drops to the ground

A I and III only

B II and III only
C II, III and IV only
D I, II, III and IV

18. Diagram 14 shows a spring.

DIAGRAM 14

What is the original length (l) of the spring?

A 3 cm
B 5 cm
C 7 cm
D 9 cm

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19. Diagram 15 shows a type of support system in plants.

DIAGRAM 15

Name the support system above.

A Breathing roots
B Clasping roots
C Stilt roots
D Buttress roots

20. Which organism is supported by a hydrostatic skeleton?

A A butterfly
B A dolphin
C A jellyfish
D A python

21. Diagram 16 shows a burette clamped to a retort stand. The retort stand does not topple when
the burette is fixed to it.

DIAGRAM 16

Why is the retort stand so stable?

I It is a laboratory apparatus
II It has a broad base
III It is heavy
IV It has a low centre of gravity

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A I and III only

B II and IV only
C II, III and IV only
D I, II, III and IV

22. Diagram 17 shows a type of interaction between living organisms.

DIAGRAM 17

Which type of interaction is similar to the one shown the diagram?

A Algae and fungi

B Remora fish and sharks
C Parasites in human intestines
D Bacteria in termite intestines

23. Diagram 18 shows an iron rod is used to lift a rock.

DIAGRAM 18
What do M, N and O represent?

M N O
A Load Effort Fulcrum
B Load Fulcrum Effort
C Effort Fulcrum Load
D Effort Load Fulcrum

24. Table 1 shows the results of food tests done on a food sample.

Food test Result

A few drops of iodine is added to the It turns dark blue
food sample
Millon reagent is added to the food Brick red precipitate is
sample and heated formed
TABLE 1

Which of the following foods contain the same class of foods as in the tested food
sample?

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A Egg and meat

B Bread and jam
C Milk and margarine
D Rice porridge and fish

25. Diagram 19 shows the calorific values of four types of foods M, N, P and Q.

DIAGRAM 19

Which of the following foods are possible for M, N, P and Q ?

M N P Q
A Potato Tomato Sugar Butter
B Potato Tomato Butter Sugar
C Tomato Potato Sugar Butter
D Tomato Potato Butter Sugar

26. Diagram 20 shows a blood cell.

DIAGRAM 20
What is the role of the blood cell in the figure shown above?

A To fight infection
B To transport oxygen
C To coagulate blood
D To filter impurities from the blood

27. Which of the following is true about the pulmonary artery?

I It carries blood under low pressure

II It carries deoxygenated blood
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III It has valves

IV Its walls are thick and muscular

A I and II only
B II and IV only
C I, II and III only
D I, II, III and IV

28. Diagram 21 shows the cross-section of a stem.

DIAGRAM 21
What is the part labelled X?

A The phloem
B The xylem
C The stomata
D The epidermis

29. Diagram 22 shows the human urinary system.

DIAGRAM 22

What do the structures labelled M, N and O represent?

M N O
A ureter bladder urethra
B urethra bladder ureter
C urethra ureter bladder
D ureter urethra bladder

30. Diagram 23 shows the cross section of human skin.

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DIAGRAM 23

Which of the parts A, B, C or D produces sweat?

31. Diagram 24 shows the male reproductive system.

DIAGRAM 24

Which of the organs A, B, C or D, transports sperms to the urethra?

32. Diagram 25 shows the longitudinal cross section of a flower. K, L, M and N are
parts of the flower.

DIAGRAM 25

Which of the following parts K, L, M and N produce the male gametes and the female
gametes of the flower ?

Part which produces male Part which produces female

gametes gametes
A K N
B K L
C L K
D M N

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33. Which of the following shows the correct sequence of development?

A Zygote, foetus, embryo

B Zygote, embryo, foetus
C Embryo, zygote, foetus
D Foetus, embryo, zygote

34. Which of the following nutrients is the most important for growth in children?

A Fats
B Minerals
C Carbohydrates
D Proteins

35.
• Does not react with acids
• Does not decompose when heated
• Does not dissolve in water

Which of the following substances fit the description above?

A Silicon compounds
B Calcium compounds
C Lead compounds
D Hydrogen compounds

36. When a television is switched on, electrical energy is converted to

I chemical energy
II light energy
III sound energy
IV heat energy

A I only
B IV only
C I and III only
D II, III and IV only

37. Diagram 26 shows the classification of matter.

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DIAGRAM 26

Which of the following are possible substances for K, L and M?

K L M
A Non-metal Mercury Bromine
B Non-metal Bromine Mercury
C Alloy Mercury Bromine
D Alloy Bromine Mercury

38. Diagram 27 shows the growth curve of humans.

DIAGRAM 27

Which of the parts labelled A, B, C or D represents the adolescence stage of human

growth and development?

39. Which of the following air components is matched correctly with its percentage?

Air component Percentage

A Oxygen 23%

B Carbon dioxide 0.3%

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C Nitrogen 78%

D Inert gases 1.5%

40. Diagram 28 shows an activity to investigate the reaction of metal with sulphur.

DIAGRAM 28

What is formed in the reaction above?

A Zinc disulphide
B Zinc sulphide
C Zinc oxide
D Zinc carbonate

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