Integrated Science Questions and Answers - CBC Grade 6 KPSEA End Term 3 2022 Set 2

Questions

1. A push or a pull on an object is referred as
   1. weight.
   2. force.
   3. energy.
   4. volume.
2. Grade five learners were doing an experiment  on different substances. What happened when they put red litmus paper in ash solution? It  turned 
   1. blue
   2. yellow .
   3. grey
   4. red
3. Three of the following are safety precautions when handling plants. Which one is not?.
   1. wear gloves on your hands.
   2. wash hands using soap after handling plants.
   3. wear protective gears.
   4. any fruits or leaves.
      
      Use the diagram below to answer question 4
      
4. Which part in the above diagram shows  where the baby grows
   1. X
   2. Z
   3. Y
   4. M.
5. Which part of a plant absorbs water and supports the plant firmly?
   1. Fruit
   2. Flowers
   3. Roots
   4. Stem.
6. Alisha and Maureen were playing on the see-saw as show below.
   
   Which of the statements below is true? .
   1. Alisha is heavier than Maureen.
   2. Maureen is heavier than Alisha.
   3. For them to balance they should both move away from the fulcrum.
   4. Alisha should move closer to the pivot for them to balance.
7. The following are blood groups. Which group is referred to as universal donor?
   1. B
   2. O
   3. A/B
   4. A .
8. Waste can be managed in the following ways except 
   1. reducing.
   2. excretion
   3. reusing.
   4. recycling.
9. Grade 4 learners were asked to type a friendly letter during their English lesson. Which part  of the computer did, they use to enter the letters? 
   1. Central Processing Unit:
   2. Monitor.
   3. Keyboard.
   4. Word.
10. Below are characteristics of a certain group of animals.
    1. They live partly on land and partly in water.
    2. They lay eggs.
    3. They do not have a constant body temperulure.
    4. They breathe through lungs.
       Which of the following groups fit then description above?
       1. Reptiles .
       2. Fish
       3. Mammals..
       4. Bird.
11. Which of the following parts is correctly matched with its function?
    
    
    1. S - used to give instructions
    2. T - used to type. 
    3. Z - shows or displays what is happening.
    4. V - connects the digital device to the hardware.
12. The following are water pollutants. Which one is not?
    1. Oils spills.
    2. Smoke
    3. Sewage.
    4. Factory water
13. Four learners were asked to identify the state of matter that has the following characteristics.
    1. have definite shape.
    2. have definite volume.
    3. have definite mass.
       Who gave the correct answer?
       1. Juma - liquids.
       2. Mariam insulators.
       3. Abdi - gases.
       4. Sarah - solids.
14. A metallic ball sinks in water while a plastic one will float. This is due to
    1. material.
    2. shape. 
    3. size.
    4. mass.
15. Which waterborne disease can be controlledby draining stagnant water?
    1. Dysentery.
    2. Bilharzia.
    3. Typhoid.
    4. Cholera.
16. Which of the following is not a form of gardening?
    1. Vertical gardening.
    2. Kitchen gardening.
    3. Market gardening.
    4. Horizontal gardening.
17. The following tools are used in farm. Which one is used for weeding?
    1. Jembe.
    2. Prunning saw.
    3. Sickel.
    4. Axe.
18. Grade five learners in Makongeni school were asked to name the part of the vegetable eaten. Which pupil gave the correct answer?
    

    		Vegetables	Part eaten
    A.	Mercy	carrots	fruits
    B.	Paul	Onion	bulb
    C.	Tom	Tomatoes	leaves
    D.	Natalie	Kales	roots

19. Mr. Mwema was adviced by an Agricultural officer to instal gutters to avoid soil erosion near his house. Which type of erosion was he controlling?
    1. Sheet erosion.
    2. Rill erosion
    3. Splash erosion.
    4. Gulley erosion.
20. Which part of planting material is used to plant pumpkin?
    1. Seed.
    2. Leaves
    3. Cutting.
    4. Roots
21. The following animals can be controlled by the use of a fence except a
    1. squirrel. 
    2. Mongoose
    3. hare.
    4. bird
22. The following are creeping crops except
    1. pumpkin.
    2. cabbage.
    3. calabash.
    4. watermelon.
23. Birds kept for laying eggs are called
    1. broilers.
    2. dairy.  
    3. layers.
    4. beef.
24. Rice is grown in _______ type of soil
    1. clay soil
    2. cotton soil
    3. sandy soil
    4. loam soil
25. The best way for controlling gulley erosion is by
    1. building gabbions.
    2. making terraces.
    3. planting cover crops.
    4. contour farming.
26. Which term is used to describe the process of collecting soil from deposition sites and using it to replace the lost top soil?
    1. soil erosion.
    2. run-off.
    3. solid deposit
    4. soil recovery.
27. Calton was seen in the school garden carrying out the practice below. Which gardening practice was this?
    
    
    1. Weeding.
    2. Mulching.
    3. Watering.
    4. Thinning.
28. Which of the following crop is not a legume?
    1. Maize.
    2. Peas.
    3. Bean.
    4. Groundnuts.
29. Three of the following crops are grown in a sunked seedbed except
    1. kale.
    2. spinach
    3. tomatoes
    4. Sugarcane
30. Grade four learners made the structure below.
    
    What was the function of the structure above?
    1. make the farm attractive 
    2. breed rodents.
    3. scare animals. 
    4. entertainment.
31. Grade 5 pupils from Heshima Academy grouped food in groups below. Which group consist of food that provide our bodies with fats and oil? 
    1. Beans, groundnuts, lentils.
    2. Samosa, mandazi, pancakes.
    3. Butter, cheese, red meat.
    4. Chicken, ice cream, oily spinach.
32. Identify the bleaching symbol shown below.
    
    
    1. Do not bleach.
    2. Any bleach is ok. 
    3. Bleach with caution.
    4. Oxygen bleach only.
33. The following are some of the measures that can be used to prevent common communicable diseases. Which one is not?
    1. Cleaning and disinfecting shared surfaces. 
    2. Shaking hands.
    3. Avoid sharing personal items.
    4. Regular washing of hands...
34. Which of the following diseases is caused by nutritional deficiency?
    1. Measles.
    2. Elephantiasis. 
    3. Mumps.
    4. Kwashiokor.
35. Name the embroidery stitch shown below.
    
    
    1. Chain stitch.
    2. Stem stitch.
    3. Satin stitch.
    4. Loop stitch.
36. Below are some of the reasons for stuffing shoes after cleaning except to
    1. make them look smart
    2. maintain the shape 
    3. improve the quality
    4. keep off small animals and snakes.
37. Misuse of cosmetics can cause the following dangers except
    1. diarrhoea.
    2. headaches.
    3. face rash.
    4. skin irritation.
38. Which of the list below consist of tools used sowing only?
    
    
    1. (i), (ii), (iii)
    2. (ii), (iii), (v)
    3. (ii), (iii), (iv)
    4. (iii), (iv), (v):
39. Which is the best stitch to use in repairing a gaping seam?
    1. Backstitch,
    2. Chain stitch.
    3. Hemming stitch.
    4. Double stitch.
40. Pupils in Lamu Academy were asked to nam one basic method of weaving used in fabri construction. Who among the following giri named the correct method?
    1. Mary - Double weave.
    2. Ann - Flat weave. 
    3. Liz - Cotton weave.
    4. Terry - Plain weave
41. Inorder to improve pool hygienes, which one of the following should be observed? 
    1. Always use floaters and lifesavers to save you from drowning
    2. Do not swim immediately after taking meals
    3. Avoid diving at the shallow ends of the pool
    4. Visit the toilet before going to swim.
42. Martin was scen swimming using the technique below.
    
    which swimming technique was Martin likely to be practising?
    1. Breast stroke.
    2. Sidestroke. 
    3. Diving
    4. Backstroke.
43. The following are points to be followed while performing a one handed catch in a frisbee game except
    1. always aim to catch the disc with one hand
    2. avoid catching the disc using your thumb and fingers.
    3. Watch and time the oncoming disc carefully as it flies towards you .
    4. stand with your feet shoulder width apart with your knees slightly bent.
44. Joel got hurt on his knce while playing a soccer game. Which one of the following steps of managing the wound should come first?
    1. Cleaning the wound well.
    2. Applying an antiseptic such as spirit or dettol.
    3. Bandages the wound well to avoid blecding. 
    4. Apply alcohol or swap to the area.
45. A method of starting a race where the knees of the rear leg is opposite to the 10e of the Ieading leg with hand placed shoulder width apart is known as
    1. bunch start
    2. clongated print start
    3. medium spirit start
    4. standing start.
46. Grade 6 boy was seen playing a handball skill shown below.
    
    Which one of the following statements is false about the skill above?
    1. It aims at making a score froin an ordinary . position. 
    2. It allows one to advance with the ball.
    3. Enables a player to go past a defender. 
    4. It is a defensive skill used by the goal keeper only.
47. A game of rounders is played by ______ players.
    1. 9
    2. 7
    3. 8
    4. 11
48. While practising for balance, a PHE instructor can encourage his learners to peerom the following skills except
    1. V-balance.
    2. T-balance.
    3. crouch balance.
    4. rope work skills.
49. The following are attacking skills used in a Kabaddi game
    
    The attacking skills shown above is known
    1. toe touch. 
    2. foot touch
    3. side kicking
    4. hand touch
50. During a PHE practical lesson, leaners practised the following types of passes.
    1. Overarm pass
    2. Underarm pass
    3. Chest pass 
    4. Bounce puss
       Which of the above passes is ased to pass ihe ball over a short distance?
       1. (iii)
       2. (iv)
       3. (ii)
       4. (i)

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