Scientists ask:
  • Only easy questions
  • No questions
  • Interesting questions
  • Funny questions only
“To be a wise person, you must be a ___ person.”
  • Fast
  • Rich
  • Whys
  • Strong
Which answer is given in Activity 1.1?
  • Because the cat’s teeth were crooked
  • Because the sky was blue
  • Because the water boiled
  • Because the ball rolled
The chapter encourages students to think like a:
  • Teacher
  • Scientist
  • Artist
  • Player
Observation of bird wings helped in understanding:
  • Swimming
  • Farming
  • Flight
  • Digging
Science helps students become:
  • Silent learners
  • Explorers
  • Gamers
  • Actors
Heat causes some changes to happen:
  • More slowly
  • Faster
  • Never
  • Backward
The chapter says learning begins when:
  • Exams start
  • Curiosity leads the way
  • Homework ends
  • Holidays begin
Experiments may sometimes lead to:
  • More questions
  • No learning
  • Fear
  • Confusion only
The chapter mainly presents science as:
  • A fixed collection of laws
  • A continuous journey of discovery
  • A difficult school subject
  • A set of laboratory rules
Which statement best explains interconnected sciences?
  • Chapters are arranged together
  • Scientific ideas influence multiple fields
  • Subjects are taught by one teacher
  • All experiments are identical
The phrase “learning takes flight” is an example of:
  • Simile
  • Metaphor
  • Hyperbole
  • Irony
Why does the textbook encourage activities outside classrooms?
  • To avoid studies
  • To connect learning with real experiences
  • To reduce homework
  • To save time
Which phenomenon is directly connected with Earth’s rotation?
  • Seasons
  • Day and night
  • Earthquakes
  • Rainfall
Which of the following best reflects scientific thinking?
  • Accepting everything without questioning
  • Memorizing facts only
  • Asking deeper questions about nature
  • Ignoring observations
The chapter links science with responsibility mainly toward:
  • Games
  • Environment and society
Which process is involved when sea water turns into vapor?
  • Condensation
  • Evaporation
  • Freezing
  • Sublimation
Why are shadows important according to the chapter?
  • Only for games
  • They helped early humans measure time
  • They reduce sunlight
  • They create heat
The overall aim of the chapter is to make students:
  • Memorize scientific definitions
  • Fear difficult subjects
  • Think, observe, and explore scientifically
  • Depend only on textbooks
Science is described as:
  • Only a subject
  • A textbook with facts
  • An invitation to question and explore
  • A boring subject
The world of science includes:
  • Only large objects
  • Only small objects
  • Both small and large things
  • Only visible things
What can we study inside a leaf?
  • Rocks
  • Cells
  • Water
  • Soil
What inspires scientific exploration of flight?
  • Cars
  • Paper planes
  • Books
  • Trees
Learning takes flight when:
  • Teachers explain
  • Exams are conducted
  • Curiosity leads the way
  • Homework is given
Science is only about memorizing facts.
  • True
  • False
Science includes studying both near and far things.
  • True
  • False
Paper planes have nothing to do with science.
  • True
  • False
Experiments help us understand the world better.
  • True
  • False
Curiosity is important for learning.
  • True
  • False
1. Cells
  • Inside leaf
  • Sky
  • Flight inspiration
  • Understanding
  • Learning
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