Blouberg Ridge Primary School
Natural Sciences and Technology a. | Marker and date: J. Bauer
Name: Marking Guideline svete Grade 5
Date: 30 June 2021 Time allocation:
Examiner: J. Baver Moderator: ..oZ7 AGE sae
Task 4: Test Total: 40
Question 1: LO [5]
Circle the correct answer.
1.1) A metal that is attracted to a magnet has...
a) Magic properties
b) Magnetic properties
c) Magnetic energy
d) Magnetic forces
1.2) Why is gold often used for making jewellery?
a) It is malleable
b) It is the right colour
Cc) It is easy to find
Q) It is a common metal
1.3) What is an alloy?
a) A substance that is likely to break or crack.
b) Metal coated by another metal.
c) A pure substance which cannot be broken down further
d) Two or more metals mixed together, or a metal mixed with a non-metal.
1.4) Metals are ductile. What does ductile mean?
a) It can be drawn into wire
b) It is able to bend without breaking
¢c) It is a bad conductor of heat
d} One metal covered with another metal
1.5} Why is copper used for electric wires?
a) It is an alloy.
b) It is malleable.
¢c) It is a good conductor of electricity.
d) lt cannot be used for anything else.
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Question 2: LO [5]
Match the key word in column A with the correct definition in column B. Write the correct
letter in the blocks below the tabie.
2.1) Paint a) a dry, coloured powder that is mixed
with oil or water to make paint.
2.2) Fabric b) a liquid used to give colour or texture or
protect surfaces and objects.
2.3) Plaster of Paris c) material made from yarn or fibres by
weaving or knitting.
2.4) Pigment d) a material that is not easily damaged
by fire.
2.5) Fire-resistant e) a white powder that quickly becomes a
hard solid when mixed with water.
| f) a material that is not easily damaged by
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2.1) b 2.2) ¢ 2.3) ¢e 24)a 2.5) d
Question 3: [5]
3.1} Mention one metal which rusts. HO (1)
tron or steel
3.2} How does rusting occur to the metal mentioned in question 3.1 ? HO (1)
When the metal is exposed to air or water.
3.3) You see a man painting a metal fence to prevent it from rusting. Identify three
methods of preventing metals from rusting. MO (3)
e¢ Coat them in plastic
e Coat them with another metal that does not rust
e Coat with oil or grease
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Question 4: MO [3]
Use your knowledge of different metals and write down which metal is used to make the
items below.
A crane for lifting boxes onto a ship: Steel/ Iron
A helicopter: Aluminium
A necklace: Silver/ gold
Question 5: LO [5]
Think about the process of making jelly. To make jelly, you will need a packet of jelly
powder, hot and cold water. Using the word box, fill in the missing words to write about
this process.
different raw cooling the same drying and firing
mixing and cooling liquid gas cooking
Making jelly uses the 5.1) mixing and cooling process. The new
mixture will have 5.2) different properties from the 5.3) raw materials. The jelly powder was
solid, but it became a 5.4) liquid when water was added. After 5.5) cooling it changed
into a solid again.
Question 6: MO [5]
Determine whether the following statements are true or false. If false, rewrite the
statement so that it becomes true.
61) Xhosa rondavels have roofs that are made of mud and clay.
False, Xhosa rondavels have thatched roofs made of grass.
6.2) Weaving is the process of rolling material into a spiral shape.
False, weaving is the process of making something by crossing strips or threads under and
over each other.
6.3) Stitching is the process of using thread to sew or join two materials together.
True
6.4) The Nama Matjiehuis is made of grass mats.
True
6.5) Plant fibres are used to weave, stitch and plait. An example of a plant fibre is animal
hair.
False, and example of plant fibre is grass or reeds.
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Question 7: [5]
7.1) What does it mean if a metal is magnetic? HO (1)
lt means that the metal is attracted to a magnet.
7.2) Mention three metals that are magnetic. MO (3)
Iron, steel, nickel, cobalt
7.3) Look at the pictures below and determine which of the objects will be attracted to a
magnet. Circle your answer.
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A- Plastic B- Iron C- Aluminium pencil D- Fabric
ruler nail sharpener sports jersey
B- Iron nail LO (1)
Question 8: [7]
8.1) Look at the table below and provide one use for the processed materials listed. LO (4)
Plaster of Paris a) ceilings, dentist moulds, casts, Polyfilla
(any one appropriate answer)
Concrete b) buildings, pillars, reinforcement, power
stations, silos, water pipes (any one
appropriate answer)
Fabrics c} table cloths, jerseys, stockings, socks
(any one appropriate answer)
Ceramics d)} pottery, crockery, tiles, toilets (any one
appropriate answer)
8.2) Give one reason why people use glass to make windows. HO (1)
Glass is used to make windows so that the light and heat from the Sun can get into the
buildings.
8.3) Identify one natural fibre. HO (1)
Wool, silk, cotton (any one answer)
8.4) Plastics are used for containers and lunchboxes. Mention one property of plastics that
make them good products. HO (1}
Plastics are light, strong, durable and waterproof (any one property).
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