A) paper B) water C) clay D) sand E) glass
A) primary B) secondary C) university D) EYSF E) tertiary
A) paper B) cocoa C) Stone D) Limestone E) flour
A) sewage from gutter B) Fumes from cars C) From a clean toilet D) Dust E) Smell from burning mosquito coils
A) remove entirely all the organic matter B) Reduce the amount of water in it C) remove the colour D) Kill all harmful bacteria E) remove the sewage
A) water- water disease B) Water-sky disease C) Water-based disease D) Water- washed disease E) Water – borne disease
A) Giving drugs to patients who are about to die B) Adding neutralizers to drugs C) Showing neutralizers on drugs D) Taking drugs without the doctor’s advice and directions E) Showing abuses on drugs
A) Diarrhea B) pimples C) Ulcer D) Smallpox E) Goiter
A) Communicable B) Seasonal C) international D) Curable E) non-communicable
A) Carbon (iv)oxide, oxygen B) Nitrogen, Oxygen C) Noble, water vapour D) Oxygen, water vapour E) Nitrogen, noble gas
A) Oxygen B) Carbon (iv)oxide C) Nitrogen D) Carbon E) Water vapour
A) convention B) Friction C) Radiation D) Conduction E) Thermometer
A) Chloroplast B) Vacuum C) Vacuole D) Cytosol E) Cell membrane
A) Ribosome B) chloroplast C) cell wall D) cytoplasm E) Nucleus
A) Water-based B) Land-based C) air-based D) system- based E) Space-based
A) Colour B) Atoms C) Matter D) Solid E) Gas
A) Average temperature B) type of soil C) Number and kinds predators D) Concentration of oxygen E) type of water
A) Digestive system B) circulatory system C) Respiratory system D) Excretory system E) Nervous system
A) Takes the shape of its container B) Molecules are tightly scattered C) Constantly keeps its shape D) Molecules are tightly packed E) Molecules are spread far apart
A) Weightless B) Orbit C) Potential D) Gravity E) Kinetic
A) Thermal B) Space C) Potential D) Electrical E) Kinetic
A) Reptiles B) Amphibians C) Pisces D) Vertebrate E) Invertebrate
A) Omnivore B) Vertebrate C) Herbivore D) Omnivore E) Carnivore
A) Organ B) Organism C) Organ system D) Tissue E) Organelles
A) Replication B) Trait C) Reproduction D) Heredity E) Pollination |