MANGUIRING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Manguiring, Calabanga, Camarines Sur

Science 4
First Quarter Examination

S/Y 2020-2021

Name: Grade &Section

Date: Score: _________
Multiple choice
Instruction: Read each question carefully. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. A liquid is a state of matter with .

a. Hard size and won’t bend c. Definite size, but is pourable

b. No definite size or shape d. Definite shape and size

2. It refers to the characteristics that you can observe in an object without having to change its
composition.

a. Properties of matter c. Physical properties

b. Chemical properties d. Object’s state

3. This state of matter has definite size and shape and it has also a definite weight and volume. What it
is?

a. Liquid c. Gas
b. Solid d. Plasma

4. What are the states of matter?

a. Solid and Liquid

b. Solid and Gas
c. Solid, Liquid and Ice
d. Solid, Liquid and Gas

5. The molecules of a are close together and do not have definite size and shape.

a. Solid b. Liquid c. Gas d. None of the Above

6. The molecules of a are arranged wide apart from each other.

a. Solid b. Liquid c. Gas d. None of the Above

7. What is the most common example of liquids?

a. Books b. Rubber band c. Water d. Ice

8. It is the ability of a material to be drawn into fine or thin wires.

a. Ductility b. Elasticity c. Flexibility d. Hardness

9. It is the ability of material to return to its original shape and size after being stretched.

a. Ductility b. Elasticity c. Flexibility d. Brittleness

10. It is the ability of material to bend without breaking.

a. Ductility b. Elasticity c. Flexibility d. Hardness

11. It is the special property of matter that allows it to resist in being scratched and dented.

a. Flexibility b. Elasticity c. Brittleness d. Hardness

12. It is the ability of material to break easily.

a. Ductility b. Brittleness c. Hardness d. Flexibility

13. What are the two classes of general properties?

a. Special and chemical properties c. Special and physical properties

b. Physical and chemical properties d. None of the Above

14. It is the characteristics that are based on the object’s internal structure.

a. Special Properties c. Physical Properties

b. Chemical Properties d. All of the above

15. The process of changing gas directly to solid is called .

a. Deposition b. Solidification c. Condensation d. Sublimation

16. It is the direct change from solid to gas takes place in a process called .

a. Condensation b. Deposition c. Solidification d. Sublimation

17. When you place the liquid water in a freezer, the water will turn into ice or solid water, in a process
called .

a. Solidification b. Condensation c. Sublimation d. Deposition

18. When you boil the water, you will notice that the water produces steam as the liquid molecules of
the water turn to gas molecules. In a process called evaporation, as they cool, the gas molecules become
liquid molecule in a process called .

a. Solidification b. Condensation c. Sublimation d. Deposition

19. Which is an outcome of a chemical change in water?

a. Spaghetti that has spoil c. Piece of cake sliced from a cake roll
b. Ice that has formed from water d. None of the Above

20. Which is an example of physical change in matter?

a. Rotting of an apple c. Rusting of a nail

b. Breaking of glass d. None of the Above

21. Which shows a simple useful change in matter caused by evaporation?

a. Soil drying up due to drought c. Decrease in the water level in dams

b. Wet clothes drying up in the sun d. None of the Above

22. All matter is made up of very tiny particles called .

a. Molecules b. Atom c. Mass d. Cell

23. are determined by calculating the length, width, and height of the occupied space by an
object.

a. Atom b. Volume c. Mass d. Molecule

24. It measure the amount of matter in an object. What it is?

a. Atom b. Mass c. Molecules d. Solid

25. These refer to the materials that easily catches fire and should be kept in a container and place away
from the reach of children.

a. Toxic materials c. Harmful materials

b. Flammable materials d. Corrosive materials

26. Martha tear up a piece of paper and the pieces of paper she produce still have the properties of the
original piece of paper. What kind of changes in matter occurs?

a. Physical change c. Recycling

b. Chemical Change d. Decomposing
27. Rico placed ice cubes under the heat of the sun then after few minutes this turn to liquid water, this
process is called .

a. Freezing b. Melting c. Decomposing d. Evaporating

28. Cindy burn some firewood suddenly the firewood turn to ashes. What kind of changes in matter
occurs?

a. Physical Change b. Chemical Change c. Recycling d. Decomposing

29. is the measure of how solid an object is.

a. Brittleness c. Density b. Thickness d. Ductility

30. The ability to absorb much water is called .

a. malleability b. Flexibility c. Elasticity d. Porosity

31. Which among of the special properties are not belong?

a. Brittleness b. Mass c. Elasticity d. Ductility

32. involves finding ways to use things other than those for which they were made or
designed.

a. Reduce b. Reuse c. Recycling d. Biodegradable

33. The second R in waste management involves or using things more than once.

a. Reuse b. Reduce c. Non-Biodegradable d. Recycling

34. The process by which compost is formed, takes place naturally through a period of time.

a. Recycle b. Reuse c. Reduce d. Composting

35. It refers to the date beyond which the product should no longer be used or eaten.

a. Medicine b. Expiration date c. Flammable d. Toxic

36. is the capability of a material to decompose.

a. Non-Biodegradable c. Recycle
b. Biodegradability d. Biodegradable

37. All of these are example of non-biodegradable except?

a. Plastic bottle b. Fruits c. Can d. Tyres

38. Donating old clothes to orphanage is an example of?

a. Reduce b. Reuse c. Recycle d. Refuse

39. Making pen holder from used plastic bottles is an example of?

a. Reduce b. Reuse c. Recycle d. Refuse

40. is the other term for fusing.

a. Melting b. Freezing c. Icing d. Heating

41. What are things that are included in solubility?

a. Thin can, salt b. Sugar, salt c. Sugar, rock d. Salt, pepper

42. What does 3R’s stands for?

a. Reduce, Reuse, Recycle

b. Reduce, Reuse, Refuse
c. Reuse, Recycle, Refuse
d. Reduce, Refuse, Reuse
43. It is anything that occupies space.

a. Matter b. Mass c. Density d. Volume

44. It is the heaviness and lightness of an object.

a. Mass b. Volume c. Density d. Matter

45. The ability of the material to be dissolved in liquid.

a. Tenacity b. Solubility c. Porosity d. Malleability

46. It is the ability of an object to be forged, pressed, beaten, or rolled into thin sheet.

a. Tenacity b. Porosity c. Hardness d. Malleability

47. It is the ability of an object to float in fluid.

a. Malleability b. Flexibility c. Buoyancy d. Porosity

48. It can tell how the object can change into another material.

a. Special Properties c. Physical properties

b. Chemical properties d. All of the Above

49. It is the amount of space that a material occupies.

a. Volume b. Mass c. Density d. Matter

50. Below are examples of decomposers, except?

a. Fungi b. Bacteria c. Molds d. Earthworms

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