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- 2. 1. WHAT ISTHE SOLAR SYSTEM MADE UP OF? a) Of the Sun b) Of the planets c) Of the satellites d) Of the Sun and the planets
- 3. 2. HOW MANYPLANETS ARE THERE IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM? a) Six b) Two c) Eight d) Five
- 4. 3. WHAT OFTHE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS IS FALSE? a) The Earth is a planet b) The Sun is a star c) The Moon isn’t a satellite d) Saturn is a planet
- 5. 4. WHAT ARETHE COMETS MADE UP OF? a) Of water and ice b) Of ice and dust c) Of air and ice d) Of dust and water
- 6. 5. WHAT ARETHE INNER PLANETS? a) They are far from the Earth b) They are close to the Sun c) They have a tail d) They are satellites
- 7. 6. THE EARTHHAS ONE SATELLITE,WHICH IS … a) The Moon b) Mars c) Uranus d) Jupiter
- 8. 7. WHERE ISTHE ASTEROID BELT? a) Between Uranus and Mars b) In Jupiter c) Between Mars and Jupiter d) In Saturn
- 9. 8. CHOOSE THETRUE STATEMENT a) Asteroids aren´t made of rock b) Comets are made of ice c) Satellites don´t move around planets d) The planets move around the Sun
- 10. 9. WHAT AREMETEOROIDS? a) Satellites b) Planets c) Small asteroids d) Comets
- 11. 10. Meteroids thatland on Earth can create….. a) Satellites b) Craters c) Planets d) Belts
- 12. 11. THE LINESOF LATITUDE GO ……. a) Around the Earth b) From pole to pole c) Around the Sun d) From the Sun to the Earth
- 13. 12. CHOOSE THEFALSE STATEMENT a) The Earth moves in one way b) The Earth is round c) The lines of longitude are imaginary lines d) The lines of latitude are parallel circles
- 14. 13. HOW LONGIS A YEAR? a) 6 hours b) 24 hours c) One week d) 365 days
- 15. 14. WHAT CAUSESTHE DIFFERENT SEASONS? a)The latitude b) The Sun c) The rotation on its axis d) The Moon
- 16. 15. THE EARTH….THE SUN a) Orbits b) Moves c) Goes d) Turns
- 17. 16. WHAT CAUSESDAY AND NIGHT? a) The Sun b) The Moon c) The Earth´s rotation d) The heat
- 18. 17. CHOOSE THEFALSE STATEMENT a) In winter the days are longer in the northern hemisphere b) In summer the days are longer in the northern hemisphere c) In winter the days are shorter in the northern hemisphere d) In summer it´s hot
- 19. 18. THE MOONTAKES …. TO COMPLETE ONE ORBIT OF THE EARTH a) 28 days b) One week c) One year d) One day
- 20. 19. THE PHASESOF THE MOON ARE a) 6 b) 8 c) 4 d) 3
- 21. 20. IN THEFULL MOON…. a)The Moon isn´t illuminated b)The Moon is partially illuminated c)The Moon isn´t partially illuminated d)The Moon is totally illuminated
- 22. 21. WHAT ISAIR? a)It is a mixture of gases b)It is a mixture of ice c)It is a mixture of water d)It is a mixture of rocks
- 23. 22. WHAT ARETHE TWO MAIN GASES IN AIR? a)Nitrogen and oxygen b) Water and vapour c) Breeze and nitrogen d) Carbon dioxide and nitrogen
- 24. 23. CHOOSE THETRUE STATEMENT a) Air hasn´t weight b) Air has taste c) Air has colour d) Air occupies space
- 25. 24. THE ATMOSPHERECAUSES … a) Day and night b) The different seasons c) The poles d) Weather conditions
- 26. 25. THE ATMOSPHEREIS A LAYER OF …SURROUNDING THE EARTH a) Water b) Ice c) Air d) Rock
- 27. 26. WHAT ISWIND? a)It is moving land b)It is moving water c)It is moving ice d)It is moving air
- 28. 27. CHOOSE THEFALSE STATEMENT a) Breeze is a light wind b) Hurricane is a light wind c) Hurricane is a very strong wind d) Hurricane can blow down trees
- 29. 28. WHICH GASDO WE TAKE FROM THE AIR WHEN WE BREATHE? a) Water vapour b) Nitrogen c) Carbon dioxide d) Oxygen
- 30. 29. PLANTS RELEASE…. a)Nitrogen b)Watervapour c) Carbon dioxide d) Oxygen
- 31. 30. PLANTS BREATHETHROUGH THEIR LEAVES BY TAKING… a) Water vapour b) Oxygen c) Nitrogen d) Carbon dioxide
- 32. 31.PLANTS MAKE THEIROWN FOOD IN A PROCESS CALLED…. a)Breeze b) Photosynthesis c) Hurricane d) Nitrogen
- 33. 32. WHAT DOHUMANS NEED TO LIVE? a) Air b) Land c) Snow d) Fire
- 34. 33. FISH NEED….TO BREATHE a) Nitrogen b) Oxygen c) Water d) Land
- 35. 34. HUMANS MUSTCARRY SPECIAL EQUIPMENT IN ORDER TO BREATHE a) Under water b) Out in the space c) A and b d) In town
- 36. 35. WE BREATHEBY ABSORBING ….FROM THE AIR a) Nitrogen b) Oxygen c) Water vapour d) Carbon dioxide
- 37. 36. PLANTS MAKETHEIR OWN FOOD BY PRODUCING… a) Nitrogen b) Water vapour c) Oxygen d) Carbon dioxide
- 38. 37. AIR HAS… PROPERTIES a) Two b) Five c) Six d) Three
- 39. 38. AIR DOESN´THAVE ANY TASTE OR…. a) Colour b) Place c) Weight d) Height
- 40. 39. AIR MAKESUP THE… a) Moon b) Earth c) Atmosphere d) Nitrosphere
- 41. 40. OUR BODYHAS THE ENERGY TO LIVE WITH a) Food and air b) Water vapour and food c) Nitrogen and wine d) Air and carbon dioxide
- 42. 41. ALL THEWEATHER ON THE EARTH HAPPENS IN THE a)Moon b) Land c) Atmosphere d) Nitrosphere
- 43. 42. PEOPLE WHOSTUDY THE WEATHER ARE CALLED a) Teachers b) Carpenters c) Doctors d) Meteorologists
- 44. 43. WHAT ISTHE LAYER OF AIR THAT SURROUNDS THE EARTH? a) Atmosphere b) Nitrosphere c) Water vapour d) Carbon dioxide
- 45. 44. THE MAINFEATURES OF THE WEATHER ARE a) Two b) Five c) Six d) Eight
- 46. 45. TEMPERATURE INDICATES.. a)How cold or hot the air is b) How light the air is c) How heavy the air is d) How clean the air is
- 47. 46. HUMIDITY INDICATESTHE AMOUNT OF…… a) Carbon dioxide in the air b) Water vapour in the air c) Oxygen in the air d) Nitrogen in the air
- 48. 47. WIND IS…. a)Hot air b) Cold air c) Moving air d) Fresh air
- 49. 48. ATMOSPHERIC PRESSUREIS…. a) The weight of the Atmosphere´s air b) The colour c) The shape d) The smell
- 50. 49. CHANGES INTHE ATMOSPHERE CAUSE DIFFERENT TYPES OF… a) Humidity b) Pressure c) Precipitation d) Weather
- 51. 50. WHAT ARECLOUDS MADE UP OF? a) Ice b) Water vapour c) Frozen water d) Hot water
- 52. 51. HOW MANYTYPES OF CLOUDS ARE THERE? a) Five b) Six c) Four d) Two
- 53. 52. PRECIPITATIONS CANBE… a) Water b) Wind c) Rain, snow or hail d) Pressure
- 54. 53. DRIZZLE HAS… a)Very small light drops b) Very big heavy drops c) Enormous drops d) Snowflakes
- 55. 54. DOWNPOUR IS….. a)Very light rain b) Very heavy rain c) Very fresh rain d) Very hot rain
- 56. 55. THE THREETYPES OF RAIN ARE a) Snow,hail,rain b) Hail,drizzle,snow c) Drizzle, rain, downpour d) Drizzle, air , ice
- 57. 56. HAIL CONSISTSOF… a) Small balls of air b) Small balls of water c) Small balls of wind d) Small balls of ice
- 58. 57. A THERMOMETERMESURES…. a) The air humidity b) The air pressure c) The air temperature d) The air weight
- 59. 58. AN ANEMOMETERMEASURES… a) Rain speed b) Snow speed c) Wind speed d) Water speed
- 60. 59. PEOPLE WHOSTUDY WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE… a) Teachers b) Meteorologists c) Doctors d) Carpenters
- 61. 60. NIMBUS, CUMULUSAND STRATUS ARE TYPES OF… a) Rain b) Clouds c) Snow d) Wind
- 62. 61. LANDSCAPES THATHUMANS HAVE NOT CHANGED ARE…. a) Natural landscapes b) Fresh landscapes c) Old landscapes d) New landscapes
- 63. 62. EROSION CONSISTSOF a) Water and wind move soil from high areas to low areas b) Rain and snow c) Wind and trees d) Clouds and snow
- 64. 63. RELIEF INA LANDSCAPE CAN BE a) Mountainous or flat b) Small or big c) Wide or narrow d) Dry or wet
- 65. 64. THERE ISWATER IN A LANDSCAPE MAINLY IN… a) A glass b) A bottle c) Rivers, lakes and seas d) A shoe
- 66. 65. WHAT ISFAUNA? a) All of the animals that live in a landscape b) All of the humans beings c) All of the alive beings d) All of the plants
- 67. 66. AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPESARE… a) Natural landscapes that humans have changed b) Old landscapes c) New landscapes d) Little landscapes
- 68. 67. THE MAINFEATURES OF AGRICULTURAL LANDSCAPE ARE… a) Seas and lakes b) Houses and trees c) Fields, villages and roads d) Plants and animals
- 69. 68. INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPESARE… a) New landscapes b) Landscapes with industrial activities c) Old landscapes d) Little landscapes
- 70. 69. THE FEATURESOF INDUSTRIAL LANDSCAPES ARE… a) Factories and means of transport b) Fields and trees c) Houses and villages d) Roads and sea
- 71. 70. WHAT ARETHE MAIN TYPES OF CROPS? a) Little and big crops b) Fields and seas c) Lakes and trees d) Irrigated crops and dry crops
- 72. 71. CHOOSE TWOEXAMPLES OF IRRIGATED CROPS a) Tomato and wheat b) Pepper and barley c) Onion and corn d) Lettuce and spinach
- 73. 72. CHOOSE TWOEXAMPLES OF DRY CROPS a) Onion and pepper b) Lettuce and carrot c) Barley and wheat d) Tomato and onion
- 74. 73. URBAN LANDSCAPESARE a)Factories and houses b) Lakes and seas c) Trees and plants d) Towns and cities
- 75. 74. URBAN LANDSCAPESHAVE DIFFERENT a) Shape and weight b) Climates and locations c) Height and temperature d) Pressure and Wind
- 76. 75. PEOPLE INCITIES WORK AND LIVE IN a) Farms b) Villages c) Buildings d) Roads
- 77. 76. CHOOSE TWOEXAMPLES OF HISTORIC BUILDINGS a) Street and avenue b) Square and park c) Village and road d) Church and palace
- 78. 77. NEIGHBOURHOOD ISTHE SAME AS … a) Village b) Road c) Area d) Church
- 79. 78. WHAT ISVEGETATION? a) All the animals that live in a natural landscape b) All the alive beings c) All the human beings d) All the plants
- 80. 79. THE MAINFEATURES OF AN URBAN LANDSCAPE ARE… a) Fields and lakes b) Streets and roads c) Villages and buildings d) Streets, buildings and neighbourhoods
- 81. 80. CHOOSE THEFALSE ANSWER a) Street is an urban feature b) Factory is an industrial feature c) Road is an industrial feature d) Building is an urban feature
- 82. 81. WHAT ISA HABITAT? a) The place where a living thing lives b) Where a rock lives c) Where a lake lives d) Where a wind lives
- 83. 82. SAY TWOLIVING THINGS IN A HABITAT a) Rock and tree b) Fish and air c) Bush and lake d) Bird and tree
- 84. 83. CHOOSE TWONON –LIVING THINGS IN A HABITAT a) Lake and plant b) Cat and sea c) Wind and lake d) Dog and fish
- 85. 84. PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENTINCLUDES a) Non-living and living things b) Only living things c) Only non-living things d) All are false
- 86. 85. THE LIVINGTHINGS NEED …………TO GROW AND LIVE a) Water b) Air c) Temperature d) All are true
- 87. 86. WHAT DOALL LIVING THINGS NEED? a) Water b) Shoes c) Cars d) Rock
- 88. 87. WHAT DOLIVING THINGS GET FROM THE AIR? a) Nitrogen b) Water vapour c) Oxygen d) All are true
- 89. 88. WHAT DOPLANTS GET FROM SOIL? a) Light b) Water c) Mineral salts d) B and c are correct
- 90. 89. WHY DOLIVING THINGS NEED LIGHT? BECAUSE… a) Plants need sunlight to make their food b) Most animals have eyes and need light to see c) A and b are true d) A and b are false
- 91. 90. THE BIOLOGICALENVIRONMENT CONSISTS OF… a) All the living things in a habitat b) All the non-living things in a habitat c) A and b are false d) A and b are true
- 92. 91. WHAT DOESA FOOD CHAIN SHOW US? a) What the animals in a place eat b) What the plants in a place eat c) A and b are true d) A and b are false
- 93. 92. CHOOSE ANEXAMPLE OF FOOD CHAIN a) Rabbit-mineral salt-carrot b) Carrot-Rabbit-mineral salt c) Rabbit-carrot-mineral salt d) All are false
- 94. 93. WHAT DOPLANTS COMPETE FOR? a) Light b) Water c) Light , water and mineral salts d) All are false
- 95. 94. WHY DOLIVING THINGS COOPERATE? BECAUSE a) They work together b) To find food c) To defend themselves against their enemies d) All are true
- 96. 95. ITS FEETARE ADAPTED TO LIVE IN WATER a) Duck b) Polar bear c) Dog d) Camel
- 97. 96. IT CANLIVE A LONG TIME WITHOUT FOOD a) Dog b) Camel c) Cat d) Duck
- 98. 97. WHAT ISA BIOLOGICAL COMMUNITY? a) Living things that live and interact in a particular place b) Living and non-living things that live and interact ina particular place c) All are true d) All are false
- 99. 98. WHAT ISAN ECOSYSTEM? a) Is a physical environment b) Is a biological community c) A and b are true d) A and b are false
- 100. 99. WHICH HUMANACTIVITIES AFFECT ECOSYSTEMS DIRECTLY? a) Hunting b) Fishing c) Cutting down trees d) All are true
- 101. 100. NAME THREETYPES OF POLLUTION a) Air pollution b) Water pollution c) Soil pollution d) All are true