C 5 General Studies

INTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL, DAMMAM
UPPER PRIMARY SECTIONS

MID TERM EXAM- REVISION WORKSHEET (2023-24)
CLASS: V SUBJECT – GENERAL SCIENCE
NAME- ____________________________ SECTION - ______ ROLL NO - ______

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CHAPTER 1 - REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS

I. Fill in the blanks:
1. Two examples of monocotyledonous seeds are ________________ , ______________.
2. The method of reproduction in rose is _____________.
3. The propagation of plants from any part of the parent plant is________________.
4. Roots which not only store food but also produce new plants are called ____________.
5. Potato is an example of underground ________________.
6. Part of the seed that contains food for the baby plant is _______________.
7. The scattering of seeds far away from the mother plant is called ________________.
8. The process of development of a seed into a seedling is called ________________.
9. Paddy grows in wet and ____________ soil.
10. Fungicides are used to kill _________________ in plants.
II Circle the correct answer:
1. (Sweet potato/ Bryophyllum) reproduce through buds on leaves of the parent plant.
2. Crops grown in summer season and harvested at the end of monsoon season are called
(rabi crops/ kharif crops).
3. The baby plant has a small root and a small shoot is called (seedling / germination).
III Numbering the correct steps of agricultural practices in crop production:

• Addition of manure and fertilizers ( )
• Harvesting of crops ( )
• Sowing seeds ( )
• Ploughing ( )
• Irrigation of fields ( )
• Gathering of crops and storage ( )
• Protection ( )
IV Match the following:
1. cactus By underground stem ( )
2. Bryophyllum By stem cutting ( )
3. Potato By leaves ( )
4. Carrot Runners ( )
5. Strawberry By roots ( )
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V Give reason:
1. Tea and coffee plants grow well on the hilly slopes because_______________________
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2. Plants of same type can be found in different location because_____________________
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3. Jia ate a papaya and threw all its seeds at one place in her garden so that she could get a
large number of papaya plants. But only a few seedlings germinated. Why do you think this
happened?
_________________________________________________________________________
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VI Label the parts of a seed:
CHAPTER– 11 AIR AROUND US

1) ____________is a mixture of gases.
2) The two main gases present in air are ________________ and __________________.
3) Air has weight and it occupies ______________.
4) __________________helps in the formation of different weather.
5) Blood in the lungs takes _________________from the air we breathe.
6) ___________________helps to suck a liquid with a straw.
7) The layer of atmosphere where the earth’s atmosphere becomes a part of the space is
_________________.
8) All living things take in oxygen and give out carbon dioxide during _________________.
9) Atmosphere protects us from harmful __________________________.
10) Carbon dioxide gas is used by plants for _________________________.
II. Choose the correct answer:

1) Which of the following gas supports burning?
a) Nitrogen b) Helium c) Carbon dioxide d) Oxygen
2) The layer of the Earth where aircrafts fly is ________________.
a) Exosphere b) Troposphere c) Stratosphere d) Ionosphere
3) The order of layers of atmosphere from the earth’s surface is ______________.
a) Troposphere, Stratosphere, Mesosphere, Thermosphere and Exosphere
b) Stratosphere, Exosphere, Troposphere, Thermosphere and Mesosphere
c) Ionosphere, Troposphere, Exosphere, Stratosphere and Thermosphere
d) Exosphere, Thermosphere, Stratosphere, Troposphere and Mesosphere
4) Space shuttles orbit in ____________.
a) Thermosphere b) Troposphere c) Stratosphere d) Ionosphere
5) The most abundant gas in the atmosphere is ____________.
a) Nitrogen b) Oxygen c) Carbon dioxide d) water vapour
III. Write true or false:

1) Oxygen is needed for putting out fire. ( )
2) Air exerts pressure always in the upward direction. ( )
3) The second biggest component of air is Oxygen. ( )
4) Clouds are rare in Stratosphere. ( )
5) Ozone is made up of three Oxygen atoms. ( )
IV. Give reasons:

1) Mountaineers take oxygen cylinder with them.
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2) An inflated balloon is heavier than the one which is not.

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V. Answer the following:

Q1) What are the different layers of atmosphere?
______________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________
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VI. In the questions given below, there are two statements marked as Assertion (A)
and Reason (R). Read the statements and choose the correct option:
a) Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are correct and reason (R) is the correct
explanation of Assertion (A).
b) Both Assertion (A) and Reason (R) are correct but reason (R) is NOT the correct
explanation of Assertion (A).
c) Assertion (A) is true, but Reason (R) is false.
d) Assertion (A) is false, but Reason (R) is true.
1. Assertion (A): Increased levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere would melt the polar
ice.
Reason (R): Increased levels of carbon dioxide would increase the temperature.
CHAPTER-13 THE MOON
1. ________________ are caused by the combined gravitational pull of the sun and the moon.
2. The highest tides occur at the time of the ________________ and the ________________.
3. The place beyond the blanket of atmosphere is known as ________________.
4. The lunar eclipse occurs on a _______________ night.
5. When two Full Moons occurs in a month, the second Full Moon is termed as ____________.
6. The spacecraft Chandrayan-1 was launched by India on ____________________.
7. _____________ are helpful to give the live coverage of events happening around the world.
8. The changes in the shape of the moon are called the ______________________________.
9. ___________________________ was the first Indian to go to the space.
10. The path followed by planets and moon travelling around the sun is called ______________.
11. The moon’s gravity is ______________________ of the gravity of the earth.
12. Moon completes its revolution around the earth in ____________ days.
13. When the earth comes in between the moon and the sun, a ______________ eclipse takes
place.
14. When the part of the moon that you can see is slowly getting bigger or growing, it is known
as the ________________ phase of the moon.
15. The expanded form of ISRO is_______________________________________________ .
II. Name the following:
1. The spacecraft that carried Neil Armstrong to the moon-_______________________
2. A natural satellite - ________________________
3. The second lunar exploration mission developed by ISRO -_____________________
4. The reverse cycle of the waxing phase of the moon - __________________________
5. The big holes on the surface of the moon - ______________________
III. Give reason:
1. It is impossible to drink juice through a straw on the moon because __________________
________________________________________________________________________
2. The moon seems to change its shape because ___________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
IV. Read the passage and tick the correct answer:
The moon does not have a light of its own. We see it shining at night because it reflects light from
the sun. On different nights, we see different parts of the moon shining. The part of the moon we
see shining is the phase of the moon. When we see the entire surface of the moon, we call it Full
Moon. It takes almost one month for a moon to go from new moon to full moon and back again.
Its 9 pm and the sky is clear. You go outside to observe the moon. You look all over the sky but
don’t see the moon. Which phase of the moon is it?
a. Crescent moon
b. New moon
c. Full moon

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INTERNATIONAL INDIAN SCHOOL, DAMMAM

UPPER PRIMARY SECTIONS

NAME- ____________________ SECTION - ROLL NO -

CHAPTER 1 - REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS

III Numbering the correct steps of agricultural practices in crop production:

CHAPTER– 11 AIR AROUND US

II. Choose the correct answer:

III. Write true or false:

IV. Give reasons:

2) An inflated balloon is heavier than the one which is not.

V. Answer the following:

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