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Grade 5 NST Term 4 Exams

This document is a question paper consisting of multiple-choice questions, matching columns, and short answer questions related to energy, electricity, soil types, and sedimentary rocks. It includes instructions for candidates to answer all questions using ink in the provided spaces. The paper is divided into two parts, with a total of 40 marks available.
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Grade 5 NST Term 4 Exams

This document is a question paper consisting of multiple-choice questions, matching columns, and short answer questions related to energy, electricity, soil types, and sedimentary rocks. It includes instructions for candidates to answer all questions using ink in the provided spaces. The paper is divided into two parts, with a total of 40 marks available.
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THIS QUESTION PAPER CONSISTS OF 10 PAGES INCLUDING COVER PAGE

Instructions to candidates:

1. Answer all the Questions.


2. Write your answer on the spaces provided.
3. Ink to be used to answer in the spaces.

PART 1: 26 MARKS

Question 1: Multiple choice

1. Circle the letter corresponding to the correct answer

1.1 A radio changes electrical energy into ____________energy


A. Light
B. Heat
C. Movement
D. Sound

1.2 South –Africa’s electricity is mostly generated using ___________.


A. Water
B. Wind
C. Sun
D. Coal

1.3 Forms of energy which are produced when a light bulb glows.
A. Heat and light
B. Electrical and potential
C. Potential and kinetic
D. Sound and elastic

1.4 What is the function of a conductor in an electrical circuit? A. It decreases the brightness of the
bulb.
B. It prevents short circuit.
C. It allows the electricity to flow easily from one point to another.
D. It increases the brightness of the bulb

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Question 2: Matching Columns
2. Match the words in Column A with their meanings in Column B. Write down your answer (Column
B’s letter) in column C.
Colum A Column B Column C
2.1 Day and night A. Source of stored energy
2.2 Seasons B. Caused by the rotation of the Earth
2.3 Revolution C. Movement of a planet around its own axis
2.4 Rotation D. Caused by the tilt of the Earth
2.5 Battery E. Movement energy
F. Caused by the Earth’s orbit
G. Movement of a planet around the sun
h. Fossil fuels
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Question 3

3. Give one word/correct term for each of the following statements: -


3.1 Gas that is needed for combustion to take place. _________________________________
3.2 Two or more parts working together to perform a function. __________________________
3.3 A machine that produces electricity. ___________________________________________
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Question 4: Energy and Movement
4.1. Write down 1 example of a device that you know uses a spring to store energy.
______________________________________________________________________________ (1)

4.2. Explain how a catapult works.


________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________ (2)
Question 5 Stored Energy in Fuels

5. Look at the picture below.


5.1 From the picture above, list 3 types of fuel that are used.

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Question 6 Energy and Electricity

6.1. Read the Case Study below and answer the question that follows:

6.1.1 Study the case study above and describe any 2 different causes of fires and how they could
have been prevented, use the table below:- (4)

How fires are caused How the fires could have been prevented
4.2 Look at the picture below of the mains electricity system, describe what happens at the parts
labelled 1 and 6 (2)

1. __________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
6. __________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________

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TOTAL PART 1 = 24 MARKS

PART 2

Question 7 Surface of the Earth

7.1 Compare the 3 different soil types by completing the table. (3)

Soil type Sand a) Loam


Grain size b) Mostly small grains c)

7.2. What is the surface of the Earth called?


______________________________________________________________________________ (1)
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Question 8

8.1 Draw a sketch showing how the Earth revolves around the sun with the following using these
labels: Sun, Earth, Axis, Orbit (4)

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Question 9 Sedimentary Rocks

9.1. What are sedimentary rocks?


________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________ (1)

9.2. Give one example of sedimentary rock.


______________________________________________________________________________ (1)

9.3 Read the passage about Early Human fossils and the Cradle of Humankind and answer the
questions that follow

There are many fossil sites in South Africa. In Gauteng is the Cradle of Humankind Maropeng
Centre outside Johannesburg. Some of the world’s most famous and important fossils have been
found at the Sterkfontein Caves near Johannesburg. This area is called the Cradle of Humankind.
The first fossils found at the Stekfontein Caves were the skeleton of Little Foot and the skull of Mrs
Ples. It is a world Heritage Site, this means that it is protected because it has something that is very
vulnerable.

9.3.1 What type of fossils were found in the Sterkfontein caves (Body fossils or Trace fossils), give a
reason for your answer.
________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________ (2)
Mention 2 examples of fossils you know and describe how they contribute to our daily lives.
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________________________ (4)

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TOTAL PART 2: 16 Marks

TOTAL = [40 Marks]

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