This document contains a science test for 5th grade students at AL-HUDA School. The test has multiple choice questions and short answer questions testing knowledge of biology, chemistry, and physics. It covers topics like bacteria, forces, the eye, chemical and physical changes, light reflection, and more. The test is 1.5 hours long and includes labeling diagrams, defining terms, and explaining concepts.

1. AL-HUDA SCHOOL
Campus III (Boys Section)
Grand Test 2013-14
Science
Grade V
Name: _________________________________Date:____________
Time: 1 ½ hrs Max. Marks: __________
Parent signature: ___________________
Note: Question no1&2 are compulsory. Attempt any 4 questions from Section B, 3
from section C and 3 from Section D. Each question carries equal marks. Section
F is a label and drawing section.
1. Fill in the blanks
i. Bacteria and fungi cannot grow on low_____________.
ii. _______________can be added to food to stop the bacteria and fungi from
feeding and growing.
iii. A lot of ________ is added to fruit to make _______ and __________.
iv. A bacteria can divide itself by ___________,
v. The micro organism that makes us ill is called______________.
vi. Germs can spread through __________, ____________, ________&_______.
vii. Red blood cell contains ________________.
viii. ______________ is a process in which liquid is converted into ice.
ix. _____________ is a product of two different substances.
x. ______________appearance is called rusting.
xi. ______________ is an irreversible change.
xii. Equal and opposite forces are called _____________ forces.
xiii. Unequal and opposite force are called ____________ forces.
xiv. Tug of war with equal weight and stable condition is known as __________
forces.
xv. Equal and opposite forces are called _____________ forces.
2. Multiple choices questions?
i. ______________ is a type of force which is created by in contact of two bodies
with each other.
a) Force b) Friction c) both d) none
ii. An agent which tends to produce motion or tries to stop the motion of the body
is called___________.
a) Friction b) rest c) motion d) force
iii. Rate of change of velocity is called __________________.
a) Velocity b) speed c) acceleration d) none
iv. ____________________ is the colored part of an eye.
a) Optic nerve b) iris c) pupil d)none
v. ___________________control the movement of an eye.
a) Iris b) pupil c) lens d) none
vi. _________________________ is the dark part of an eye.
a) Lens b) pupil c)iris d)none
vii. Jelly part of the eye is known as _________________.
a) Pupil b) lens c) optic nerve d) none
viii. It is a nerve that helps the eye to correct the image______________.
a) Optic b) nutpick c) none d) both
ix. Those material which allow the light to pass through it is called
a) Translucent b) opaque c) transparent d) all of the above
x. Example of opaque is ___________.
a) Clip board b) glass c) paper d) none

2. xi. When a beam of light hit a surface and light rays are bounced back by that such
process is called _______________.
a) Refraction b) reflection c) both d) dispersion
xii. Bodies those reflect light are
a) Black bodies b) white bodies c) both bodies d) none
xiii. Image formed by planed mirror are _________________.
a) Virtual b) real c) inverted d) all of the above
xiv. Mirror that are curved mirror inside image formed is big is _____________lens
a) Convex mirror b) concave mirror c) plain mirror d) all of the above
xv. Mirror that are curved outside, image formed is small is ______________lens.
a) Concave mirror b) convex mirror c) plain mirror d)lens
Section B (biology)
Attempt the three questions. Each questions carry equal marks.
Q: Define antibiotic? Name the scientist who discovered antibiotic?
Q: What is sewage? How sewage can be decomposed by microorganism?
Q: What is RBC, WBC draw a diagram of WBCs?
Section C (chemistry)
Attempt any 3 questions from the following each question carry equal marks
Q: Define reversible and irreversible change? Also define freezing, melting, evaporation.
Q: Define rusting? And give example of rusting?
Q: Write down reversible and irreversible to the following methods? Water freezes,
wood and paper, burn into ashes, clay is backed into bricks, puddles evaporates in to
air, natural gas burns to produced energy, a piece of chocolate melt, someone cooks
scramble egg, a cow eat grass and later give milk.
Section D (physics)
Attempt the following 3 questions from the. Each question carries equal marks.
Q: Define the following terms a) periscope b) concave lens c) convex lens d) plain mirror?
Q: Define reflection? Draw a diagram showing reflection of light?
Q: What is light? How does light travels and also write the speed of light?
Section F (Pictorial)
Note: label the following diagram? Each diagram carries equal marks.
1. Answer the following questions related to the figure?
Q: Which person has the maximum force?
Q: Explain the following forces? Is it balance or is it unbalance?
Q: If person A on the right side applies 50N force and person B
apply 60N force? Which person will win?
Q: Is there any gravity acting in this case?
Q: Is there any friction between them?
2. Answer the following questions related to the picture?
Q: what kind of bending it is called?
Q: what is the speed of light?
Q: does light bend at an angle? if yes then right the proper
definition for it?
Q: what is an incident ray?

3. 3. Answer the following question
Q: identify the image?
Q: how many mirrors are there in this image?
Q: the image formation will be inverter or real?
Q: where this instrument can be used?