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These Year 4 sample assessment pages are about 'Physical Processes'.
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This material is designed to be
read by Years 3/4 children, with some parent or teacher help allowed when necessary. Alternatively, our Talking Textease tests can
be read out aloud by a computer. Answer
sheets and explanations are also supplied. Click on Parent Orders to order our National Curriculum Science Packs for
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1 Which form of energy do our eyes detect? A Chemical 2 We detect sound by using our A Ears 3 During daylight, most of our light energy comes from A Coal
What other sort of energy does it also give out? A Chemical
5 A boy was finding it difficult to read very
small writing on a small piece A Binoculars
6 A person who cannot see the difference between green and red is said to be A Colour blind
7 Sound energy is always carried to our ears by A Bangs
8 Our eyes can see things which are not
there! There is only one triangle
How can we see things which are not really there? A Our senses are
always wrong
9 Which one of these describes the summer season?
A Long night, short
day, cold
10 Which one of these describes the winter season A Long night, short day,
cold
11 Look at the summer scene below carefully, and then answer the questions. It is 12 noon, on 21st
June in the middle of summer. You are facing south.
In the beginning God created the heaven
and the Earth. 12 The Earth orbits the Sun. (i) On your answer
sheet, show clearly the position and orbit of the Moon
on (ii) Explain the following words as well as you can. 5
Day Night
Orbit
Moon
Shadows
4/4b,c,d
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