Summative Test in Science 6 No. 3 Quarter 3
I. Choose the letter of the correct
answer.
1. What form of energy do plants give you when you eat them?
a.
heat b. light
c.
sound d. electrical
2. Which of the following activities shows
a change from electrical to sound energy?
a.
ironing clothes b. lighting a
candle
c.
roasting a chicken d. turning on
the radio
3. What form of energy is possessed by
the ringing bell in the church tower?
a.
heat b. light
c.
sound d. electrical
4. Henry throws a ball against a fence.
What form of energy does the ball produce when it strikes the fence?
a.
heat b. light
c.
sound d. electrical
5. What sequence of energy
transformations takes place when you switch on a lamp?
a.
heat electrical light
b.
electrical light heat
c.
electrical heat light
d.
light heat electrical
6. What form of energy is present in a
glowing charcoal?
a.
heat b. sound
c.
electrical d. mechanical
7. Which of the following shows a change
from light energy to heat energy?
a.
buzzing of bees
b. boiling of
water
c.
warming of beach sand
d.
answering a phone call
8. What energy transformation happens in
a doorbell when pressed?
a.
from heat energy to light energy
b.
from light energy to heat energy
c.
from electrical energy to heat energy
d.
from electrical energy to sound energy
9. What energy transformation takes
place when you play a game on your computer?
a.
from light energy to heat energy
b.
from electrical energy to light energy
c.
from heat energy to electrical energy
d.
from heat energy to mechanical energy
10. What form of energy can cause the
soup in a pot to boil?
a.
heat b. light
c.
sound d. electrical
11. Your kite flies up in the air and
then when the wind stops blowing, it goes down why?
a.
The wind pulls the kite down to the ground.
b.
There is no air around so the kite goes down.
c.
The force of gravity flies the kite up and
moves it down.
d. Gravity
pulls the kite down when the wind
stops blowing
12. If you throw a baseball up in the
air at an angle, what will happen most likely?
a.
The ball will stop up in the air.
b.
The ball will fly up and go higher.
c.
The ball will go up and then fall down
d.
The ball will bounce back to your hand.
13. Dry leaves fall to the ground.
Flying pieces of paper fall back on the grassy area. The dust in the air drops
on the floor. What conclusion can you give from these observations?
a. Gravity causes the objects to fall on
the ground.
b. Gravity pushes the objects up and
pulls them down.
c. The force of gravity moves the
objects to another place
d. The air blows harder to transfer the
objects to another place.
14. The children are playing in the
playground. Which movement in the playground is caused by the presence of
gravity?
a. young boys slide from the top to the
ground
b. two girls swing back and forth
several times
c. small boys enjoy their ride in the
merry-go-round
d. The children run back and forth on
the clear pavement.
15. How much is the pull of gravity on
an object that weighs 12 kg?
a. equal to 12 kg
b. higher by 12 kg
c. lower than 12 kg
d. higher than 12 kg
II. Identify the kind of friction shown
in each situation. Write A if the
situation shows static friction, B
if sliding friction, and C if
rolling friction.
______ 1. Books resting on the shelves
______ 2. Father pulling a baggage on
the ramp
______ 3. An athlete biking from home to
school
______ 4. Trucks speeding up on the road
______ 5. Mother using a pushcart to buy
grocery items in the supermarket
______ 6. Your father pushing a cabinet
near his bed
______ 7. A swimmer going down the slide
in apool
______ 8. A man using a skateboard to
move around the pavement
______ 9. Workers putting down the
hollow blocks using a smallwooden board
______ 10. The pupils using their pens
in writing on a piece of paper
III. Read each sentence carefully. Write
True
if the sentence tells a correct idea. Write False if it does not.
1. Hanging objects might fall because of
gravity.
2. Friction is the force that draws an
object toward the center of the earth.
3. Gravity is a noncontact force that
works at a distance.
4. Gravity is a force that pulls objects
upward.
5. Gravity determines your weight here on Earth.
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