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P6 Science 2023 — Rosyth WA2 Weighted Assessment

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LevelP6 (Primary 6)
SubjectScience
Year2023
SchoolRosyth
Paper typeWA2 Weighted Assessment
Total questions20
Question format14 multiple-choice, 6 open-ended
BookletsBooklet A (MCQ) · Booklet B (open-ended)
Original paper19-page PDF

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Sample questions from this paper

Which of the following best shows the movement of water in the water-carrying tubes of a plant?
  1. (see PDF for diagram – option 1)
  2. (see PDF for diagram – option 2)
  3. (see PDF for diagram – option 3)
  4. (see PDF for diagram – option 4)
The stem of a plant broke during a heavy rain. Part A of the plant collapsed.
Which of the following is not an effect of force?
  1. The moving car stops suddenly.
  2. The colour of the car is changed.
  3. The speed of the moving car is faster.
  4. The direction of the car moving is changed.

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