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The document is an end-of-unit test for a primary science unit covering states of matter and changes of state. It contains 4 multiple choice and short answer questions that assess understanding of key concepts like: 1) The three states of matter and examples of changes of state 2) How solids and liquids behave in terms of particle motion and shape change 3) The process of freezing that turns a liquid (milk) into a solid (ice cream) 4) Factors that affect the rate of rusting from an experiment with different conditions.

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P - Science 4 - End-Of-Unit - 3

The document is an end-of-unit test for a primary science unit covering states of matter and changes of state. It contains 4 multiple choice and short answer questions that assess understanding of key concepts like: 1) The three states of matter and examples of changes of state 2) How solids and liquids behave in terms of particle motion and shape change 3) The process of freezing that turns a liquid (milk) into a solid (ice cream) 4) Factors that affect the rate of rusting from an experiment with different conditions.

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CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY SCIENCE 4 UNIT 3: END-OF-UNIT TEST

Name ___________________________________ Date _____________

End-of-unit 3 test
The End-of-unit tests have been written by the authors.
These may not fully reflect the approach of Cambridge Assessment International Education.

20 marks
1 Write the correct words in the spaces to complete each sentence.
Use each of the following words.

liquid water change of state particles

a All materials consist of ______________________ .

b Heating causes a solid to experience a ______________________ .

c Heating causes a solid to change into a ______________________ .

d An example of this is when ice changes to ______________________ .

2 Answer ‘solid’ or ‘liquid’ to the descriptions of how materials behave.


The first one has been done for you.

a A brick is an example. Solid

b Particles are close together but not in a fixed pattern. ______________

c Particles cannot move around. ______________

d Does not change shape. ______________

e Can change shape by spreading out over a surface. ______________

f Forms when a solid is heated. ______________

g Forms when a liquid is cooled. ______________

Cambridge Primary Science 4 – Fiona Baxter & Liz Dilley © Cambridge University Press 2021 1
CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY SCIENCE 4 UNIT 3: END-OF-UNIT TEST

3 Amina and Leah made ice cream. They mixed together milk, sugar and cocoa powder.
They poured the mixture into a plastic container and put it in the freezer.
The learners took the container out of the freezer the next day.
a In which state of matter was the milk when the learners started to make
the ice cream?

_________________________________________________________________
b In which state of matter was the milk when they took the ice cream out
of the freezer?

_________________________________________________________________
c Why did the milk change from the one state to the other?

_________________________________________________________________
d Name the process that took place to make the milk change state.

_________________________________________________________________
e Why could Amina and Leah pour the ice cream mixture into the container before
they put it in the freezer?

_________________________________________________________________

Cambridge Primary Science 4 – Fiona Baxter & Liz Dilley © Cambridge University Press 2021 2
CAMBRIDGE PRIMARY SCIENCE 4 UNIT 3: END-OF-UNIT TEST

4 Ahmed’s group investigated rusting. This is a graph of their results.

a In which conditions did rust form quickest?

_________________________________________________________________
b How long did it take for rust to form in air only?

_________________________________________________________________
c Why did it take rust longer to form in the water covered with oil?

_________________________________________________________________
d This was not a fair test. Say why.

_________________________________________________________________
e Rusting is a chemical reaction. Say why this is so.

_________________________________________________________________

Cambridge Primary Science 4 – Fiona Baxter & Liz Dilley © Cambridge University Press 2021 3

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