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Science Year 5 Midterm

This document is a mid-term examination paper for Year 5 Science, covering topics such as reflection, luminous objects, and the behavior of light. It includes various types of questions, including multiple choice, short answer, and diagram-based questions, with a total of 30 marks available. The exam is structured to assess students' understanding of light and its properties within a 1-hour time frame.

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Science Year 5 Midterm

This document is a mid-term examination paper for Year 5 Science, covering topics such as reflection, luminous objects, and the behavior of light. It includes various types of questions, including multiple choice, short answer, and diagram-based questions, with a total of 30 marks available. The exam is structured to assess students' understanding of light and its properties within a 1-hour time frame.

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MID-TERM EXAMINATION SCI-5


Term 1 (2025 - 2026)
Date
Year 5
SCIENCE
Name

Class

Invigilator
Instructions

 Use a pencil to
write.
 Write your name and class in the spaces Page Total Student’s
provided. marks marks
 Read each question carefully before you
start to answer it.
 Answer all questions in the spaces provided. 2 7

 Check to ensure that this paper has (6) six 3 8


printed pages excluding the cover page.

 Time : 1hour 4 3

5 4

6 6
Marked by
(Name)….. Project 20
……………………..Date………………...
Theor 30
Checked by y
(Name)
………………………….Date………………..
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1.What is reflection? (1 Mark)

__________________________________________________________________

2a. What are luminous objects? (1 Mark)

___________________________________________________________________

___________________________________________________________________

b. Give two examples of luminous objects (2 Mark)

__________________

__________________

3. Which human sense organ detects light? ____________________ (1


Mark)

4. A shadow is formed when (1 Mark)

Light passes through an object

Light is blocked by an object

The sun is not shining

The object moves away

5. When light hits a mirror it (1 Mark)

Stops

Bends

Reflects
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Disappears

6a. Is moon a source of light? _____________ (1 Mark)

b. Explain your answer above (2 Mark)

____________________________________________________________________

7. What happens to light that is reflected off a dull surface? (1 Mark)

It scatters

It shines

It spreads

It sparkles

8. The image formed in a plane mirror is (1 Mark)

Smaller than the object

Larger than the object

Same size as the object

Upside down

9. Glow-worms and fireflies are examples of (1


Mark)

Non luminous objects

Artificial sources of light

Natural sources of light

Reflectors
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10. Jay visited a construction site and saw a worker wearing a protective clothing as

shown below.

Briefly explain the main reason she wears the yellow vest? (2
Marks)

____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________

11. A source of light is any object that produces light. Name any three (3) examples of

natural sources of light. (3 Marks)

____________________________

____________________________

___________________________

12. Complete the following sentence (2


Marks)
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The shadow is shortest at ______________ and longest at _______________

13. When light travels from air to water it (1


Mark)

Disappears

Bends

Speeds up

Reflects

14. Non-luminous objects can only be seen when (1


Mark)

They are in darkness

Light on a luminous object reflects on them

They produce their own light

They block light completely

15. A boy is standing in front of a wall holding a torch. When he shines the torch at a ball
placed between the torch and the wall, a dark patch appears on the wall.

a. Explain why the dark patch is formed (2 Marks)

____________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________

b. If the boy moves the ball closer to the torch, what happens to the size of the shadow? (1
Mark)

________________________________________________________________________
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16. The table below shows the results from a student’s experiment on reflection of light from
a mirror.

Trial Angle of Incidence (°) Angle of Reflection Correct or Wrong?


(°)

1 20 20

2 30 35

3 40 40

4 50 55

a. Fill in the last column by writing “Correct” or “Wrong” for each trial (2 Marks)

b. State the law of reflection being investigated (1 Mark)

___________________________________________________________________________

17. The diagram shows a ray of light shining on a mirror


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a. Draw a line to show what happens to this ray of light when it reaches the mirror (1 Mark)

b. Draw one arrow on your line to show the direction of the ray of light (1
Mark)

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