Test: SCIENCE Grade 5- The three states of Water (science

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Babina BALKEEA-COOSHNA

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SCIENCE Grade 5- The three states of WaterVersion en ligne Little scientists, lets play a QUIZ par Babina BALKEEA-COOSHNA 1 Which instrument do we use to measure temperature? Choose one or more answers a Rain Gauge b Wind vane c Thermometer d Calculator 2 When we place a thermometer inside a transparent glass half-filled with pieces of ice, the temperature will _______________ a decrease b increase c remains same d increase and decrease at the same time 3 In which state does ice change? a Gas b Solid c Liquid d Solid, liquid and gas 4 Name the liquid state of ice. a Snow b Solid c Gas d Water 5 On the top Mount Kilimanjaro, it is very cold there. What can you see on the top of that very high mountain? a Water b Salt c Snow d Dew 6 Why there is no snow on the top Piton de la Petite Rivière Noire? a Because it forms part of Black River Mountain Range b Because it is not as high as Mount Kilimanjaro c Because it is a hill d Because it is flat 7 At home, where can you see solid ice? a In the washing machine b On the gas stove c In the oven d In the freezer 8 When the sun heats water, it becomes an invisible gas called____________________ a ice b rain c dew d water vapour 9 During summer, at night when it is cold, water vapour in the air condenses into water droplets. These water droplets deposit on the grass are known as ________________. a water vapour b dew c rain d snow 10 What happens to water vapour on cooling down. It condenses into: a solid ice b liquid water c salt d gas 11 When the sea water is left in the sun for a long time in the salt pans and it has been evaporated, what is left behind? a sugar b Water c Ice d Salt 12 The earth has a limited amount of water. That water keeps going round and round in what we call a "water cycle". This cycle is made up of: a condensation, precipitation and appreciation b evaporation, collection and precipitation c evaporation, condensation and precipitation d evaporation, collection and condensation