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    Test - Stage 7 (full - 90 mins)

    1. (15pts)
    a. Name all parts of a plant cell
    b. Name all parts of an animal cell.
    c. Compare the two types of cells above.
    d. List some special types of animal cells that you have learned
    about.
    e.

    Name the parts labelled A, B, C, D

    2. (10pts)
    a. Describe the water cycle. Give an example for each state.
    b. Clouds are made from:
    A. water evaporates
    B. smoke
    C. frozen water
    D. condensed steam
    c. What physical phenomenon does the water cycle include?
    A. Evaporation
    B. Condensation
    C. Evaporation and condensation
    D. Both A, B, and C are wrong

    3. (15pts)
    a. Describe the solid, liquid, and gas (using particles).
    b. Take the example of a metallic liquid at room temperature.
    c. Explain the transition from liquid to gas and from solid to liquid
    when heated (with particles).
    d. Which of the following phenomena is not related to freezing?
    A. Snow falls
    B. Casting bronze statues
    C. Make ice in the refrigerator
    D. Forging steel in a forge

    4. (15pts)
    a. Compare between weight and mass.
    b. List the forces applying when a person is cycling uphill against the
    wind. Describe the direction of the above applied forces.
    c. Explain what circumstances an object is at rest.
    d. Fill in the blank “…” to get a complete sentence:
    All objects with mass have … a force.
    A. push
    B. attractive force
    C. pull
    D. compression
    e. The force that the Earth exerts on the object is:
    A. weight
    B. gravity
    C. thrust
    D. compression force

    5. (10pts)
    a. Definition of species. List 7 characteristics of a living organism.
    b. In which of the following characteristics are living things different
    from non-living things?
    A. Potential weight loss
    B. Able to change size
    C. Able to reproduce
    D. All options given
    c. What activities of trees help replenish the atmosphere with oxygen
    lost through respiration and fuel burning?
    A. Mineral exchange
    B. Respiration
    C. Photosynthesis
    D. Transpiration

    6. (15pts)
    a. What are sound waves?
    b. In what medium can sound and cannot be transmitted? Why?
    c. Why can we see the sun and moon? Explain the formation of
    shadows under sunlight.
    d. When studying sound transmission, people have made the
    following observations. Please choose the wrong answer:
    A. To hear sound from an object, there must be a sound transmission
    medium
    B. The thinner the air, the poorer the sound transmission
    C. Sound transmission is the transmission of sound vibrations
    D. Air is the best medium for sound transmission.
    e. The speed of sound transmission in the medium arranged in
    increasing order is:
    A. Solid, liquid, gas
    B. Liquid, gas, solid
    C. Gas, liquid, solid
    D. Solid, gas, liquid

    7. (5pts)
    a. Compare metals and non-metals. Give 1 example for each type.
    b. Describe how to distinguish between acidic, neutral and basic
    solutions by pH.

    8. (15pts)
    a. Draw 2 electric circuits including 1 ammeter, 2 batteries, 1 switch
    and 2 light bulbs (both closed and open cases).
    b. What is the unit when using an ammeter to measure?
    c. There are two circuits A and B with similar structure. Circuit A has
    2 batteries, circuit B has 4 batteries. Which circuit makes the light
    brighter? Why?
    d. Why do people usually use copper to make electrical wires? Name
    some materials that can insulate electricity and their applications in
    practice.

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