Unit One
Lesson one
The Human Digestive System
Worksheet 1
Fill in the blanks:
1- An adult person has ________________ teeth, ________________ in each jaw; where as a child has _____________ milk teeth, ____________ in each jaw. These teeth are replaced by strong ones before the age of ___________.
2- The teeth are divided into ____________, _____________, ____________ and __________.
3- The functions of the tongue are:
a- __________________________________
b- __________________________________
4- There are _____________ pairs of salivary glands.
5- The function of the salivary glands is __________________________________________________________________________
6- _________________ in the stomach helps to digest protein.
7- The intestinal juices are: ______________(secreted by liver) and _________________ ( produced by pancreas).
8- The small intestine starts with a part known as ________________ which is followed by another part called _________________.
9- The bile juice is _____________________________________
10- Absorption process takes place in the _____________________.
11- Water is absorbed in the ______________ from food remains, and then these wastes are ejected by the body through the ______________.
12- Gastric juice digests__________________ in the _______________________.
13- Bile juice helps to digest ________________ which change into ________________________, and takes place in the ______________________.
14- Saliva contains digestive substances called _______________ which converts ______________ into _______________. This process takes place in the ________________.
15- The digestive canal starts with ___________ and ends with ___________.
Give reasons for:
1)-Digestion process is very important.
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2)-Teeth are different in their kinds.
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3)-Bile juice is very important.
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4)-You must not eat fast meals.
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What is meant by:
1)-Digestion process.
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Lesson Two
Human Respiratory System
Worksheet 2
1) Complete the following statement:
1- The human respiratory system consists of: _______, __________, __________ and ____________.
2- ___________ is a common cavity which leads to the esophagus and trachea.
3- At the top of the trachea, there are ___________ and _______________.
4- ________ closes the top of trachea during swallowing.
5- The respiration process includes _____________and ________processes, and it increases during _________.
6- The exhaled air contains __________ and________.
7- Nose is lined with ___________ and ____________.
8- __________ is found in nose to warm the inhaled air.
9- Trachea is supported with ____________________.
10- Trachea is lined with __________ to eject up dust.
11- The bottom of the trachea branches into two narrow tubes called _____________.
12- The exchange of gas takes place in the __________.
13- Inside each lung, each bronchus is divided into _____
that end in _____________.
14- ______muscle helps in the mechanism of respiration.
15-Diaphragm separates ____ cavity from _____ cavity.
16- During the inhalation process, diaphragm __________ and __________.
17- During the exhalation process, diaphragm __________ and __________.
18- Carbon dioxide gas causes the turbidity of _______.
19- In inhalation process, we take ___________. But in exhalation process we expel _____________.
20- The exchange of gases occurs in alveoli between ________and __________.
2)Choose the correct answer:
1- The organ which is responsible for warming air before entering lungs is _________.
a- pharynx b- nose c- trachea d- bronchi
2- _________ exist(s) in the nose to filter the air from dust and microbes.
a- Hairs b- Blood capillaries c- Mucous d-(a) and (c)
3- Trachea is supported by incomplete ______ to make it permanently open.
a- cilia b- mucous
c- blood capillaries c- cartilage rings
4- _________ is called the voice box.
a- Larynx b- Diaphragm c- Epiglottis d- Alveoli
5- The two lungs are surrounded by __________.
a- muscles b- ribs c- skin d- diaphragm
Give reasons for:
1)-Importance of oxygen gas for human body.
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2)-Importance of respiration process.
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3)-Exhaled air turns lime water turbid.
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4)-Lungs have alveoli.
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5)-You must avoid being in crowded area.
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Lesson three
Cells
Worksheet3
Complete:
1- ____________ is the smallest building unit in the living organism’s body.
2- The plant cell is composed of ___________, ___________, __________ cytoplasm and ________________.
3- The plant cell is surrounded by __________, while the animal cell is surrounded by ________.
4- The plant cell and the animal cell are similar in the presence of __________, __________ and __________.
5- The plant cell is characterized than the animal cell by the presence of _______ and _______
6- _ ____________ and ________ are examples of unicellular organisms.
Choose the correct answer:
1- The correct structure of the human body is __
a- organ, tissue, cell, system
b- tissue, organ, cell, system
c- cell, tissue, organ, system
d- organ, cell, tissue, system
2- The system in the human body is composed of a group of _________
a- organs b- tissues
c- different cell d- similar cells
3- Roots and leaves are from the plant ________
a- systems b- organs c- cells d- tissues
4- The plasma membrane surrounds the ___ cell directly.
a- cytoplasm b- cell wall
c- nucleus only d- chloroplasts
5- The biological operations occur in _________
a- cytoplasm b- cell membrane
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
6- ___________ organizes the biological operations in the cell and it is responsible for the cell division.
a- cytoplasm b- cell membrane
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
7- __________ is responsible of making food by photosynthesis process.
a- cytoplasm b- plasma membrane
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
8- All of the following are from the components of the animal cell except ______
a- cytoplasm b- plasma membrane
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
9- The plant cell performs the________
a- respiration function
b- transport function
c- photosynthesis function
d- all the previous answers
10- All of the following are from the properties of the living organisms except _________
a- motion b- sensation c- nutrition d- magnetism
11- The _________ is an example of unicellular living organisms.
a- frog b- snake c- yeast fungus d- bean plant
12- All of the following can be found in yeast fungus except ________
a- cytoplasm b- cell wall
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
13- Yeast fungus is used in making _________
a- bread b- alcohol c- pizza d- (a), (b) and (C)
Put (√) or (X) and correct the wrong ones:
1- The group of similar cells forms a tissue.
2- The systems of the living organisms are composed of organs. ( )
3- The system is a group of tissues working together. ( )
4- Roots and stems are considered from the plant tissues. ( )
5- The cell wall surrounds the animal cell from outside. ( )
6- The cell membrane surrounds the cytoplasm. ( )
7- The life processes of the plant or animal cells occur by the organization of nucleus. ( )
8- The plant cell is similar to animal cells in containing nucleus and cytoplasm only. ( )
9- The chloroplasts are responsible of making food by the process of respiration. ( )
10- The yeast fungus is a harmful micro-organism. ( )
Write the scientific term of the following:
1- A group of symmetric cells. _________
2- A group of similar tissues. _________
3- A group of organs working together. _________
4- The building unit of the plant body. _________
5- The outer layer of a plant cell. _________
6- _________ A structure that surround the cytoplasm in the animal cell.
7- _________ A structure that controls the substances that enter or leave the cell.
8- _________ A fluid (a gel-like liquid) that fills the cell, where the biological processes occur.
9- _________ A unicellular organism used in baking bread and making alcohol.
10- _________ Tiny structures spread in the cytoplasm of the plant cells and are responsible of photosynthesis process.
Give reasons for each of the following:
1- Plants can make their own food.
________________________________________________________________________
2- Yeast fungus has an economic importance.
________________________________________________________________________
3- Chloroplasts play an important role in the plant cell.
______________________________________________________________
Lesson one
The Human Digestive System
Worksheet 1
Fill in the blanks:
1- An adult person has ________________ teeth, ________________ in each jaw; where as a child has _____________ milk teeth, ____________ in each jaw. These teeth are replaced by strong ones before the age of ___________.
2- The teeth are divided into ____________, _____________, ____________ and __________.
3- The functions of the tongue are:
a- __________________________________
b- __________________________________
4- There are _____________ pairs of salivary glands.
5- The function of the salivary glands is __________________________________________________________________________
6- _________________ in the stomach helps to digest protein.
7- The intestinal juices are: ______________(secreted by liver) and _________________ ( produced by pancreas).
8- The small intestine starts with a part known as ________________ which is followed by another part called _________________.
9- The bile juice is _____________________________________
10- Absorption process takes place in the _____________________.
11- Water is absorbed in the ______________ from food remains, and then these wastes are ejected by the body through the ______________.
12- Gastric juice digests__________________ in the _______________________.
13- Bile juice helps to digest ________________ which change into ________________________, and takes place in the ______________________.
14- Saliva contains digestive substances called _______________ which converts ______________ into _______________. This process takes place in the ________________.
15- The digestive canal starts with ___________ and ends with ___________.
Give reasons for:
1)-Digestion process is very important.
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2)-Teeth are different in their kinds.
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3)-Bile juice is very important.
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4)-You must not eat fast meals.
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What is meant by:
1)-Digestion process.
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Lesson Two
Human Respiratory System
Worksheet 2
1) Complete the following statement:
1- The human respiratory system consists of: _______, __________, __________ and ____________.
2- ___________ is a common cavity which leads to the esophagus and trachea.
3- At the top of the trachea, there are ___________ and _______________.
4- ________ closes the top of trachea during swallowing.
5- The respiration process includes _____________and ________processes, and it increases during _________.
6- The exhaled air contains __________ and________.
7- Nose is lined with ___________ and ____________.
8- __________ is found in nose to warm the inhaled air.
9- Trachea is supported with ____________________.
10- Trachea is lined with __________ to eject up dust.
11- The bottom of the trachea branches into two narrow tubes called _____________.
12- The exchange of gas takes place in the __________.
13- Inside each lung, each bronchus is divided into _____
that end in _____________.
14- ______muscle helps in the mechanism of respiration.
15-Diaphragm separates ____ cavity from _____ cavity.
16- During the inhalation process, diaphragm __________ and __________.
17- During the exhalation process, diaphragm __________ and __________.
18- Carbon dioxide gas causes the turbidity of _______.
19- In inhalation process, we take ___________. But in exhalation process we expel _____________.
20- The exchange of gases occurs in alveoli between ________and __________.
2)Choose the correct answer:
1- The organ which is responsible for warming air before entering lungs is _________.
a- pharynx b- nose c- trachea d- bronchi
2- _________ exist(s) in the nose to filter the air from dust and microbes.
a- Hairs b- Blood capillaries c- Mucous d-(a) and (c)
3- Trachea is supported by incomplete ______ to make it permanently open.
a- cilia b- mucous
c- blood capillaries c- cartilage rings
4- _________ is called the voice box.
a- Larynx b- Diaphragm c- Epiglottis d- Alveoli
5- The two lungs are surrounded by __________.
a- muscles b- ribs c- skin d- diaphragm
Give reasons for:
1)-Importance of oxygen gas for human body.
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2)-Importance of respiration process.
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3)-Exhaled air turns lime water turbid.
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4)-Lungs have alveoli.
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5)-You must avoid being in crowded area.
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Lesson three
Cells
Worksheet3
Complete:
1- ____________ is the smallest building unit in the living organism’s body.
2- The plant cell is composed of ___________, ___________, __________ cytoplasm and ________________.
3- The plant cell is surrounded by __________, while the animal cell is surrounded by ________.
4- The plant cell and the animal cell are similar in the presence of __________, __________ and __________.
5- The plant cell is characterized than the animal cell by the presence of _______ and _______
6- _ ____________ and ________ are examples of unicellular organisms.
Choose the correct answer:
1- The correct structure of the human body is __
a- organ, tissue, cell, system
b- tissue, organ, cell, system
c- cell, tissue, organ, system
d- organ, cell, tissue, system
2- The system in the human body is composed of a group of _________
a- organs b- tissues
c- different cell d- similar cells
3- Roots and leaves are from the plant ________
a- systems b- organs c- cells d- tissues
4- The plasma membrane surrounds the ___ cell directly.
a- cytoplasm b- cell wall
c- nucleus only d- chloroplasts
5- The biological operations occur in _________
a- cytoplasm b- cell membrane
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
6- ___________ organizes the biological operations in the cell and it is responsible for the cell division.
a- cytoplasm b- cell membrane
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
7- __________ is responsible of making food by photosynthesis process.
a- cytoplasm b- plasma membrane
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
8- All of the following are from the components of the animal cell except ______
a- cytoplasm b- plasma membrane
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
9- The plant cell performs the________
a- respiration function
b- transport function
c- photosynthesis function
d- all the previous answers
10- All of the following are from the properties of the living organisms except _________
a- motion b- sensation c- nutrition d- magnetism
11- The _________ is an example of unicellular living organisms.
a- frog b- snake c- yeast fungus d- bean plant
12- All of the following can be found in yeast fungus except ________
a- cytoplasm b- cell wall
c- nucleus d- chloroplasts
13- Yeast fungus is used in making _________
a- bread b- alcohol c- pizza d- (a), (b) and (C)
Put (√) or (X) and correct the wrong ones:
1- The group of similar cells forms a tissue.
2- The systems of the living organisms are composed of organs. ( )
3- The system is a group of tissues working together. ( )
4- Roots and stems are considered from the plant tissues. ( )
5- The cell wall surrounds the animal cell from outside. ( )
6- The cell membrane surrounds the cytoplasm. ( )
7- The life processes of the plant or animal cells occur by the organization of nucleus. ( )
8- The plant cell is similar to animal cells in containing nucleus and cytoplasm only. ( )
9- The chloroplasts are responsible of making food by the process of respiration. ( )
10- The yeast fungus is a harmful micro-organism. ( )
Write the scientific term of the following:
1- A group of symmetric cells. _________
2- A group of similar tissues. _________
3- A group of organs working together. _________
4- The building unit of the plant body. _________
5- The outer layer of a plant cell. _________
6- _________ A structure that surround the cytoplasm in the animal cell.
7- _________ A structure that controls the substances that enter or leave the cell.
8- _________ A fluid (a gel-like liquid) that fills the cell, where the biological processes occur.
9- _________ A unicellular organism used in baking bread and making alcohol.
10- _________ Tiny structures spread in the cytoplasm of the plant cells and are responsible of photosynthesis process.
Give reasons for each of the following:
1- Plants can make their own food.
________________________________________________________________________
2- Yeast fungus has an economic importance.
________________________________________________________________________
3- Chloroplasts play an important role in the plant cell.
______________________________________________________________
The importance of sunlight to living organisms
Worksheet4
Complete:
1. The plant is the main source of _______ and _____ for man and animals.
2. In the plant, the photosynthesis process is carried out in _________ which contain __________.
3. __________ is a biological process that takes place in the green parts of the plant to make its own food.
4. The necessary factors of the photosynthesis process are _________, ___________ and __________.
5. ___________ and ____________ are substances produced from the photosynthesis process.
6. The plant cells absorb sunlight by ___________ which give the plant its __________ color.
7. __________ is considered as a source of energy for plants.
8. In the photosynthesis process, ______ gas is absorbed and ________ gas is produced.
Write the scientific term of the following:
1- __________ Living organisms that can make their own food by the photosynthesis process.
2- __________ Living organisms depending on producers directly or indirectly to get their food.
3- __________ Living organisms that get their food through decomposing organic wastes as dead bodies, plant remains and decayed food.
Choose the correct answer:
1- All the following are necessary for photosynthesis process except __________
a- carbon dioxide gas b- starch
c- sunlight d- water
2- Plants use __________ in the photosynthesis process.
a- oxygen gas b- nitrogen gas
c- carbon dioxide gas c- water vapour
3- Bread mold fungus is a _________
a- producer b- decomposer
c- consumer c- all of the previous answers
4- The rot that is formed on bread is a type of _____
a- bacteria b- fungi c- plants d- animals.
5- Chloroplasts are found in __________
a- green plants b- decomposers
c- consumers c- all of the previous answers
Give reasons for each of the following:
1- The green plants are called food producer organisms.
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2- Decomposers and consumers can’t make their own food.______________________________________________________________________________
3- Decomposers have a great economical and environmental importance. __________________________________________________________________________________
Lesson Five
Energy paths through living organism
Worksheet5
Complete:
1- _________ feed on organic remains.
2- Wheat plant is ________, because it depends on itself to make its own food.
3- Rabbit is a _________ consumer.
4- Food chains begin with __________, then _______, then __________.
5- Energy transmits in the form of ________ from a living organism to another.
6- Food web is a group of ________ connecting together.
7- The producer gets the solar energy from _______.
8- By the death of consumers, the energy transfers into __________ through __________.
9- __________ is known as the energy transference from living organisms to another.
10- __________ are the paths that show the energy transference in the form of food from living organism to another in the food web and food chain.
Choose the correct answer:
1- In the food chain that contains green plant, locust and snake. Locust is considered as a __________.
a- producer b- decomposer
c- herbivorous consumer c- carnivorous consumer.
2- Lion can be classified as _________
a- producer b- decomposer
c- herbivorous consumer c- carnivorous consumer
3- Food chains start with the __________
a- consumer's b- green plants
c- decomposers d- animals
4- The last consumer in the food chain is the _______
a- producer b- decomposer
c- herbivore c- carnivore
5- Producers store sunlight energy in the form of ________ energy.
a- solar b- sound c- chemical d- light
Put (√) or (X) and correct the wrong ones:
1- Consumers help the environment get rid of the organic remains. ( )
2- All food chains and food webs start with a producer organism. ( )
3- The food chains connecting together to form energy paths. ( )
4- Decomposers transfer the energy to nature.
5- Green algae are producers. ( )
Write the scientific term of the following:
1- Organisms that depend on themselves to make their own food. ___________
2- Living organisms that depend on plants or animals in feeding. __________
3- Living organisms depend on organic remains in feeding. __________
4- Living organisms that transfer the solar energy into chemical energy. __________
5- Living organisms that help the environment to get rid of the remains of dead animals or plants. __________
Give reasons for each of the following:
1- Decomposers are useful organisms for environment.
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2-All the food chains begin with a producer organism.
__________________________________________________________________________________
3- Green algae are considered as producers.
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Unit Two – Force and Energy
Lesson One
Force and its Effect
Worksheet6
Complete:
1- __________ force changes the state of a toy car from rest to motion.
2- The measuring unit of force is ________ related to the scientist _______________.
3- The motion of a body __________ by increasing the force affecting it.
4- A balloon moves upwards by the effect of ________ pushing force.
5- A _________ is needed to lift up heavy objects.
Choose the correct answer:
1- A bicycle moves by the effect of__________
a- leg pushing force c- break pushing force
b- hand pushing force d- motor pushing force
2- Sailing boats move on the surface of the River Nile by the pushing force of _________
a- water b- wind c- ropes d- motor
3- The blender is operated by the effect of ________
a- water pushing force c- air pushing force
b- hand pushing force d- motor pushing force
4- All the following applications depend on motor pushing force except _________
a- blender b- washing machine
c- electric fan d- bicycle
5- _________ is one of the applications that depend on engine pushing force in motion.
a-Metro b- Electric lift
c- Bicycle d- Electric sewing machine
6- _________ is one of the applications that depend on force in rising heavy objects.
a- Crane b- Blender
c- Wheelbarrow d- Electric fan
7- The wheelbarrow moves by the effect of _______
a- water pushing force c- air pushing force
b- hand pushing force d- motor pushing force
8- Electric fan rotates by the effect of __________.
a- water pushing force c- air pushing force
b- hand pushing force d- motor pushing force
9- In machines, pulleys_______________
a- make the motion easier
b- prevent motion
c- transfer the motion
d- (a) , (b) and (c)
10- To transfer motion in machines, you need _______
a- pulleys b- gears c- crane d- elevator
Put ( √ ) or ( X ) and correct the wrong ones:
1- Hand pushing force changes the state of a toy car from motion to rest. ( )
2- The motion of any object and its stopping need force. ( )
3- Pulling rope game is one of the applications that depend on force. ( )
4- The motion decreases by increasing the force. ( )
5- Gears make the motion easier. ( )
Write the scientific term of the following:
1- The effect that changes the state of the object. _____________
2- The measuring unit of force. ____________
3- A technological application that depends on the effect of force in rising heavy objects. ___________
4- Parts existing in the machines to make the motion easier. _____________
5- Parts existing in the machines to transfer the motion. ____________
Give reasons for each of the following:
1- Force is an effect that changes the state of an object.
_________________________________________
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2- Gears are important in machines.
_________________________________________
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3- Pulleys are important in machines.
_________________________________________
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Lesson Two
Forms of energy and their changes
Worksheet7
Complete:
1- Energy is the ability to do ____________.
2- The spring of the children's toy stores ___________ energy.
3- _______ is the energy produced by a heater, while _______ is the energy produced by a radio.
4- _______ is the energy produced by a dry cell, while _______ energy is stored in a dry cell.
5- _______ is a form of energy that reaches ear causing hearing.
6- Sound originates from ___________.
7- In the guitar, _______ energy changes into _______ energy.
8- When you rub your hands together, _______ energy changes into _________ energy.
9- We get ________ energy from the solar cells.
10- In a solar heater, ______ energy changes into _____ energy.
Choose the correct answer:
1- The energy produced by a piano is the __________
a- potential energy b- sound energy
c- electric energy d- chemical energy
2- The electric energy is produced by __________
a- the dry cells b- the piano
b- the electric lamp c- the fan
3- The energy coming from the lamp or the sun is _______
a- potential energy b- sound energy
c- light energy d- kinetic energy
4- The kinetic energy changes into sound energy in _______
a- violin b- a lamp c- knocking on the door d- (a) and (c)
5- Dynamo changes the _________
a- electric energy into potential energy
b- light energy into electric energy
c- kinetic energy into light energy
d- kinetic energy into electric energy
Put ( √ ) or ( x ) and correct the wrong ones:
1- The energy stored in the spring of a toy is kinetic energy. ( )
2- The energy produced from the solar heater is electric energy. ( )
3- Light is a form of energy that reaches ear causing hearing. ( )
4- Sound stops when the vibration of a tunning fork stops. ( )
5- Focusing the sun rays by a convergent lens on a piece of paper causes the changing of the light energy into electric energy. ( )
Give reasons for each of the following:
1- You hear a sound when you tap a tunning fork.
__________________________________________________________________________________
2- When you ride a bicycle, some changes of energy happen.
__________________________________________________________________________________
3- When you remove a nail from wooden plate, the nail becomes warm. __________________________________________________________________________________
Lesson Three
Sources of Energy
Worksheet8
1 – Complete the following:
1 - ------------ is the main source of energy .
2 – Solar cell change ----------- energy into -----------energy.
3 – Coal, petroleum and natural gas are ----------
resources of energy.
4 – Wind and water falls are--------- resources of energy .
2 – How we obtain electricity from :
1 – Sun: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.
2 – Moon:----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------.
3 – Water falls: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
3 – Put (√ ) or ( x ) :
1 – Plant grows in presence of sunlight. ( )
2 – Sun and wind from renewable resources of energy. ( )
3 – Car motor works by natural gas. ( )
4 – Give reason:
1 – It is preferred to use natural gas instead of benzene.
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5 – Choose the correct answer :
1 – Solar heater changes solar energy into ……..... energy. (heat – light – chemical )
2 – Which of the following groups are considered as renewable resources of energy?
A – Wind, water falls, sun.
B – Coal, petroleum and natural gas.
C – Wind, water falls and rising and ebb tide.
Lesson Four The Electricity
Worksheet9
1 – Choose the correct answer:
1 – Most of equipments at home work by ------------.
(heat - light - electricity )
2 - --------is formed when electric charges remain on an object.
(Static electricity - light - current electricity)
3 – The source of electric current called ------------.
(switch - wire - battery )
4 - ------------- is used to close and open the electric circuit. (Wire - switch - battery)
2 – What happens when:
1 – Rubbing your hair by a comb.
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2 – On closing an electric circuit by a switch.
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3 – Give reasons:
1 – The electric circuit contains connecting wires.
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Unit one
[ 1 ] – Complete the following statements :
1 – Esophagus allows food to pass from ---------to --------------
2 – Saliva changes ------------to --------------.
3 – Liver secretes ---------- juice which is stored in -----------.
4 – The body gets rid of carbon dioxide through -----------system
5 – The healthy breathing occurs through ---------- and not through the -------------.
6 - ----------is the common organ for respiratory system and digestive system.
7 – The animal cell is surrounded by ------------while the plant cell surrounded by -----------.
8 – Yeast fungus is made up of --------, --------and--------------
9 – The group of tissues which work together forms -----------
10 – The green leaves need -----------, ----------and -------------energy to perform photosynthesis process.
11 – When iodine solution is added to starch, its colour turns --------------.
13 – Water + ……………… sugar + -------.
14 – Food chain begins with -----------and ends with ---------
15 - ----------- Feed on the organic remains.
[ 2 ] – Put ( √ ) or (X) in front of the following statements :
1 – Absorption of food is completed in the small intestine. ( )
2 – The pancreas secretes gastric juice. ( )
3 – The number of teeth in an adult is 35. ( )
4 – The large intestine is a part of urinary system. ( )
5 – The gas exchange process takes place in alveoli. ( )
6 – The lungs and the heart are located in the chest cavity. ( )
7 – Lime water becomes turbid when the inhaled air passes through it. ( )
8 – Smoking does not affect man’s health. ( )
9 – Both of plant cell and animal cell contains a nucleus. ( )
10 – The system is a group of tissues working together. ( )
11 – Green plants are called producers. ( )
12 – Oxygen gas is essential for photosynthesis process. ( )
13 – When a group of food webs connects with each other, they form a food chain. ( )
14 –Some fungi and bacteria are decomposers. ( )
15 – Herbivore consumer feeds directly on producers ( )
[ 3 ] – Write the scientific term :
1 – Changing the complicated food substances into soluble substances. ------------------
2 – A liquid secreted in the mouth and help in digestion of starch. -------------------
3 – An organ stores the undigested food. ---------------
4 – An organ secretes gastric juice. ---------------
5 – An elastic membrane separates chest cavity from the abdominal cavity. ---------------
6 – Process of getting the air out of the lungs. ------------
7 – An organ that contains hairs to filter inhaled air from dust. --------------- 8 – Process of getting the air into the two lungs.
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9 - The gas which we can not live without it for few minutes. -----------------
10 – The building unit of living organisms. ---------------
11 – A group of cells that work together. ---------------
12 –Living organisms that can make their own food.
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13 – It is the path of energy in a form of food from living organism to another one. ---------------
14 – Organisms help the environment to get rid of the remains of organisms. -----------------
15 – Consumer that feeds on herbivore consumer.
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[ 4 ] – Choose the correct answer :
1 – The --------- substances is digested in the stomach .
(sugar – protein – fat )
2 – Saliva helps in the digestion of ------------.
(protein – fat – starch )
3 – The adult has ----------- molars in each jaw.
(2 - 10 - 32 )
4 – Absorption of digested food takes place in the -------.
(stomach – small intestine – liver )
5 – Epiglottis is found -----------.
(above the pharynx – inside the nose – above the larynx )
6 – A living organism gets his energy from ------- process. (digestion – excretion – respiration )
7 – The organ which warm the air before entering the lungs (nose – larynx – trachea )
8 – The gas that makes lime water turbid ------------.
(oxygen – nitrogen – carbon dioxide )
9 –The cell wall is found in the -------------.
(animal cell – plant cell – cells of human body )
10 – The --------- is an example of unicellular living organism. (frog – bean plant – bacteria )
11 – A group of organs that work together forms --------
(a cell - a system – a living organism )
12 – The gas produced during photosynthesis process---------. (water vapour – nitrogen – oxygen )
13 – Photosynthesis process takes place in -----------.
(root – green leaves – flower )
14 – Chloroplasts are found in ------------.
(producers – consumers – decomposers )
Unit Two
[ 1 ] Complete the following :
1 – Changing of object state needs --------------.
2 – The measuring unit of force is ------------related to the scientist --------------.
3 – Force of ----------- moves the balloon upwards.
4 – Energy is the ability to do --------------.
5 – Sound is produced due to ----------- of objects .
6 – We get -----------energy from dry cell.
7 – In an electric motor , ---------- energy changes to ------------ energy .
8 – Light energy change to chemical energy as in ---------.
9 – In dynamo ---------- energy changes to electric energy.
10 - ---------- and -------------are from renewable resources of energy .
11 – The ---------- is the main source of energy on the earth's surface.
12 – Solar cell changes ----------energy to ------------ energy.
13 - ----------is used to close and open the electric circuit.
[2] Put ( √ ) or ( X ) in front of the following statements
1 – Electric lift depends on the effect of force in rising of heavy objects. ( )
2 – Electric fan rotates by the effect of water pushing. ( )
3 – Turning on a lamp changes kinetic energy into potential energy. ( )
4 – On beating a drum kinetic energy changes to light energy.
( )
5 – Coal, wind and water falls are renewable resources of energy. ( )
6 – Wind is used in rotating wind mills for generating electricity. ( )
7 – Petroleum is preferred than natural gas. ( )
8 – Sun is not necessary for growth of plants. ( )
9 – Rubbing of objects generates light. ( )
10 – Static electricity is formed from electric charges that remain on an object. ( )
[ 3 ] Write the scientific term :
1 – It is an effect that changes the state of an object.
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2 – The ability to do work. -----------------
3 – The energy produced from the dry cell. -------------
4 – The energy produced from the piano --------------
5 – The energy stored on a spring of a car toy. --------------
6 – The energy of running water to rotate turbines.
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7 – The energy produced due to vibration of objects.
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8 – Sources of energy that renew themselves.
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9 – The cleanest forms of fuel. ----------------
10 – It is used to change solar energy to heat energy.
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11 – It is rotated by wind to generate electricity.
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12 – It is the path of electric current. ------------------
13 – It is the source of electric current in the electric circuit. ------------------
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