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The document is a summary test for 4th grade science students. It tests their knowledge of magnets in two sections. The first section has 10 true/false questions about types of magnets and magnetic properties. The second section contains 10 multiple choice questions about the forces exerted by magnets and their poles. The overall goal of the test is to assess if students can identify different types of magnets and describe the forces exerted by magnets.

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Science4 q3 St#2

The document is a summary test for 4th grade science students. It tests their knowledge of magnets in two sections. The first section has 10 true/false questions about types of magnets and magnetic properties. The second section contains 10 multiple choice questions about the forces exerted by magnets and their poles. The overall goal of the test is to assess if students can identify different types of magnets and describe the forces exerted by magnets.

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SUMMATIVE TEST NO.

Percenta No. of
Objectives CODE Item Placement
ge Items

(S4FE-IIId-
identify the different types of magnet 50% 10 1-10
e-3)

(S4FE-IIId-
describe the force exerted by magnets 50% 10 11-20
e-3)
Total 100 20 1 – 20
GRADE IV – SCIENCE
SKAI KRU
SUMMATIVE TEST NO.2
GRADE IV – SCIENCE
SKAI KRU

Name :____________________________________________________ Grade and Section:_________

I. Write TRUE if the statement is correct and FALSE if it is not.


_____1. Magnets can attract objects made of wood.
_____2. Not all magnets have a magnetic field.
_____3. A horseshoe magnet is a type of magnet.
_____4. A metal spoon is an example of a magnetic object.
_____5. Magnets can attract all materials.
_____6. Magnetism is the force that acts on objects made of nickel, iron, and cobalt.
_____7. Non – metal materials are not get attracted to a magnet.
_____8. A needle is a non – metal material.
_____9. Magnetic objects will attract to a magnet even if they are far from it.
_____10. Some of our appliances have a magnet in it.

II. Choose the letter of the correct answer.


_____11. Magnets have force that attracts materials made of _______________.
a. copper b. wood c. plastic d. iron
_____12. When two magnets attract, they _______________.
a. pull together b. change color c. break d. push apart
_____13. When two magnets repel, they _______________.
a. break b. pull together c. push apart d. change color
_____14. Magnets have two ends, the north and south _______________.
a. region b. color c. pole d. corner
_____15. When magnets are ____________________ the force of magnetism is stronger.
a. farther apart b. rectangular c. round d. closer together
_____16. If you break a magnet into pieces, the force exerted by it will _______________.
a. stay the same b. decrease c. increase d. get stronger
_____17. Magnets have invisible ____________________.
a. magnetic field b. electric current c. sound waves d. signals
_____18. The place where magnetic force of a magnet is strongest is at its _______________.
a. ends b. edge c. sides d. all parts
_____19. The force exerted by a magnet is _________________________.
a. push only b. pull only c. push and pull d. no force
_____20. All magnets have the same ____________________.
a. colors b. properties c. sizes d. shapes

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