Basic Science Mid Term Test Primary 5 (Basic 5) – Second Term

 

Basic Science and Technology 

Second Term Mid Term Test 

Primary 5 (Basic 5)

Note – The test covers week 1 – week 6. Each week contains 10 multiple questions. Please, carefully select 10 – 20 questions out of 70 questions available to cover week 1 – week 6 lessons.  

 

 

MID TERM TEST

Answer All the Questions. 

 

 

WEEK 1 – Domestic Animals – Common Domestic Animals | Grouping Domestic Animal based on their Food and Other Foods Eaten by Domestic Animals Primary 5 (Basic 5) – Basic Science

 

1. __________________ are common animals that live near or around us.

A. Domestic animals

B. Wild animals

C. Bush animals

 

2. __________________ are animals that live in the wild and survive on their own.

A. Domestic animals

B. Wild animals

C. Bush animals

 

3. __________________ can also live on the farm.

A. Domestic animals

B. Wild animals

C. Bush animals

 

4. __________________ animals eat bone.

A. Cow

B. Chickens

C. Dogs

 

5. The following animals eat grain and leaves.

A. Chicken, goat and dog

B. Chicken, pigeon and goat

C. Chicken, pigeon and cat

 

Mention 2 domestic animals that commonly eat grains.

6. __________________

7. __________________

 

Mention 2 animals that commonly eat grasses.

8. __________________

9. __________________

 

Mention one animals that commonly eat bones.

10. __________________

 

 

WEEK 2 – Domestic Animals – Reproduction in Domestic Animals Primary 5 (Basic 5) – Basic Science

 

11. ______________ is  the process by which adult animals reproduce their young ones.

A. Meeting

 

 

B. Production

C. Reproduction

 

12. Animals that lay eggs are ______________.

A. chickens, dog and ducks

B. chickens, fish and ducks

C. Rabbit, dog and goat

 

13. Animals that carry pregnancy include – goats, dogs, cows, pigs, etc.

A. chickens, dog and ducks

B. chickens, fish and ducks

C. Rabbit, dog and goat

 

Match the animals to their young animals. 

 

14. Hen                  Kitten

 

15. Cat                   Puppy

 

16. Dog                  Chick

 

Match the animals with their functions.

 

17. Milk and meat production                    Dogs

 

18. Transportation                                       Cats and dogs

 

19. Security                                                   Goats and chickens

 

20. Pet                                                         Horses and donkeys

 

 

WEEK 3 – Human Body – Skeletal System Primary 5 (Basic 5) – Basic Science

 

21. ___________________ are the bones of the human body.

A. Human skeleton

 

 

B. Human body

C. Human being

 

22. Human skeletal system are the structure of bones in the body.

A. Skulls

B. Spines

C. Bones

 

23. ___________________ is the arrangement of bones put together.

A. Human skeleton

B. Human body

C. Human being

 

24. All the bones in the human body together are called the ___________________.

A. Human skeleton

B. Human body

C. Human being

 

25. ___________________ is the bone in the head.

A. Skeletal system

B. Skull

C. Head bone

 

26. The human skeleton is made up of ___________________ bones.

A. 20600

B. 2060

C. 206

 

27. ___________________ bones are in the hand.

A. 54

B. 52

C. 206

 

28. It protects the brain, heart and ___________________.

A. Head

B. Hands

C. Lung

 

29. ___________________ gives the body a shape.

A. Human skeleton

B. Skull

C. Food

 

20. What is skeletal system?

A. Skeletal system are the bones of the human body.

B. Human skeletal system are the structure of bones in the body.

C. A and B

 

WEEK 4 – Human Body – Joints and Muscles Primary 5 (Basic 5) – Basic Science

 

31. __________________ are the places where bones of the body meet and join together.

A. Joints

 

 

B. Muscles

C. Body

 

32. __________________ joint is found in the shoulder and hip and can turn around.

A. The hinge

B. Ball and socket

C. Ball and bat

 

33. __________________ joint is found in the fingers, toes, elbows, knees, and ankles contain hinge joints and can only move in one direction back and forth.

A. The hinge

B. Ball and socket

C. Ball and bat

 

34. __________________ are the body tissues (fleshy) that make movement from one place to another possible.

A. Joints

B. Muscles

C. Body

 

Mention 2 major joints in the body.

35. __________________

36. __________________

 

Mention 2 major muscles in the body.

37. __________________

38. __________________

 

Mention 2 functions of joints and muscles.

 

39. __________________

 

40. __________________

 

 

WEEK 5 – Reproduction in Plants I – Parts of Flowers Primary 5 (Basic 5) – Basic Science

 

51. ___________________ are part of the plants that are very attractive.

A. Flowers

 

 

B. Hibiscus

C. Aloe Vera

 

52. Some flowers produce the seeds that can become new plants while some flowers don’t.

A. True

B. False

C. A and B

 

53. ___________________ is where seeds are produced which later grow into young plants.

A. Petal

B. Stigma

C. Ovary

 

54. ___________________ is also known as seed box.

A. Seed box

B. Box seed

C. Sand box

 

55. Both the male and the female parts of plant are in the flower.

A. True

B. False

C. A and B

 

56. ___________________ and ___________________ are stamen.

A. Stigma and ovary

B. Anther and filament

C. Pistil and stamen

 

57. ___________________, ___________________ and ___________________ are Pistil.

A. Stigma, style and ovary

B. Anther, stamen and filament

C. Pistil, style and stamen

 

58 – 60. Draw a hibiscus flower and label each part. 3 marks

 

 

WEEK 6 – Reproduction in Plants II – Pollination and Fertilization Primary 5 (Basic 5) – Basic Science

 

61. The male part of the flower is called _______________.

A. Anther

 

 

B. Pollen

C. Ovary

 

62. The female part of the flower is called _______________.

A. Anther

B. Pollen

C. Ovary

 

63. The anther contains _______________.

A. Anther

B. Pollen

C. Ovary

 

64. The anther transfers _______________ to the stigma.

A. Anther

B. Pollen

C. Ovary

 

65. The process of transferring pollen from anther to the stigma is _______________.

A. pollination

B. fertilization

C. reproduction

 

66. _______________ is produced after fertilization.

A. Seeds or fruits

B. Seeds or trees

C. Seeds or plants

 

67. _______________ are the major types of pollination.

A. Insects and winds

B. Man and animals

C. Birds and bats

 

Use the following – fertilization, grow and embryo to complete the stages of pawpaw.

 

 

Pollen + ovary

I

68. _______________

I

69. _______________

I

70. _______________

I

Fruit and seeds