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P5 Science 2023 — Rosyth WA2 Weighted Assessment

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LevelP5 (Primary 5)
SubjectScience
Year2023
SchoolRosyth
Paper typeWA2 Weighted Assessment
Total questions17
Question format14 multiple-choice, 3 open-ended
BookletsBooklet A (MCQ) · Booklet B (open-ended)
Original paper17-page PDF

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Topics covered

DiversityCyclesSystemsInteractionsEnergy

Sample questions from this paper

The diagram shows an animal cell. What is part A?
  1. cell wall
  2. nucleus
  3. chloroplast
  4. cell membrane
Shi Hong wanted to find out if the cell sample he examined under the microscope was taken from a part of plant that was underground. cell sample After examining the cell closely, as shown above, he concluded that the cell sample was indeed taken from the underground part of the plant.
Which one of the following does not have mass?
  1. air
  2. light
  3. cloud
  4. bacteria

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