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5 Cass Paper 5 - Science Mock SCIENCE Test Paper 14 CLASS Mock Test Fi the correct options here and finay in OMR response sheet. 1 Which of these animas have moist skin and can ive both on and and in ater? [ ] (A) Mammas (B) Fish (C) Amphibians (D) Aves 2 Which of the senses must be protected hen observing a soar ecipse? [ ] (A) Touch (B) Taste (C) Sight (D) Sme 3 Which anima has onger hind imbs than the foreimbs? [ ] (A) Frog (B) Fish (C) Goat (D) Eephant 4 Identify the disease that occur due to the entry of germs through contaminated ater? [ ] (A) Leprosy (B) Whooping cough (C) Choera (D) Tubercuosis.bmataent.com 5 Whee and axe is used in [ ] (A) cro bar. (B) spade. (C) ramp. (D) hee barro. 6 Which of the fooing mixtures is difficut to separate? [ ] (A) Iron fiings + sand (B) Sand + ater (C) Sa dust + stones (D) Nitrogen + hydrogen 57
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6 Cass 5 - Science Mock Test Paper 14 7 Pants in cod regions shed eaves during season. [ ] (A) summer (B) inter (C) spring (D) rainy 8 Which one of the fooing statements about the Kangaroo is correct? [ ] (A) It camoufages itsef from its predators. (B) It's strong tai heps it to baance during hopping (C) It has ebbed feet for padding in the ater (D) It can survive for ong periods ihtout food and ater 9 What is present in a coud? [ ] (A) Carbon dioxide gas (B) Nitrogen gas (C) Tiny ater dropets (D) Oxygen gas 10 Which abeed structure in the upper arm is responsibe for raising the oer arm? [ ].bmataent.com (A) P (C) R (B) Q (D) S 58
7 Cass 5 - Science Mock Test Paper A person met ith an accident and rapped himsef in a banket. The accident may be due to [ ] (A) cuts. (B) poisoning. (C) an eectric shock. (D) burns. 12 Choose the correct food chain. [ ] (A) Seeds chicken eage (B) Seeds eage snake (C) Leaves snake eage (D) Chicken seeds snake 13 Which of the fooing pant parts pay the roe of protecting the seeds? [ ] (A) Foer (B) Leaf (C) Fruit (D) Roots 14 The and recaimed after andfi can be used for hich of the fooing processes? [ ] (A) Buiding park (B) Practising agricuture (C) Driing es (D) Construct ater tank 15 Which of the fooing is an exampe of an incined pane? [ ] (A) Egg beater (B) Scre driver (C) Scre (D) Scissors.bmataent.com 16 Which of these iustrates a predator-prey reationship? [ ] (A) An eage catching a fish (B) A fea feeding on a dog (C) A horse eating grass (D) A zebra feeding on trees 59
8 Cass 5 - Science Mock Test Paper John is suffering from maaria. Which of the fooing ceary gives the detais to the doctor? [ ] (A) Bood report (B) An X-ray (C) Musce test (D) Urine report 18 Which of these is NOT a characteristic feature of aquatic animas? [ ] (A) Dry skin ith hair (B) Gi chambers (C) Moist skin (D) Webbed toes 19 Which of the fooing processes increases soi fertiity? [ ] (A) Crop rotation ony. (B) Using organic manure. (C) Groing pea pants ony. (D) A of the above 20 Which of the fooing nutrients are present in soya bean? [ ] (A) Carbohydrates (B) Proteins (C) Fats (D) Mineras.bmataent.com 60
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