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Grade 94.00 out of 100.00
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What does the modern view of science emphasise?
A.
Memorising rules and laws
B.
Following strict laboratory procedures
C.
Learning historical scientific discoveries
D.
Studying natural phenomena and understanding the world
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What is the primary purpose of teaching science through inquiry?
A.
To memorise scientific theories
B.
To promote active learning and curiosity
C.
To learn about famous scientists
D.
To conduct repeated experiments
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To what does “bootstrapping” refer in the context of conceptual change?
A.
Memorising definitions
B.
Ignoring previous knowledge
C.
Gradually linking small pieces of information
D.
Learning all scientific facts at once
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What should teachers know before teaching a scientific concept?
A.
The history of science
B.
Learners' pre-existing knowledge or misconceptions
C.
None of the above
D.
How to conduct experiments
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, Read the case study.
Case study: Learning about the wind through language and science activities
Background: Mrs Carter is a third-grade teacher who is passionate about integrating science
and language learning. She recently read a story to her class about a character who travels
with the wind. However, she noticed that many of her students struggled to understand the
story because they had little experience with the wind and its effects. To address this, Mrs
Carter decided to create a hands-on science activity about the wind to help her students better
grasp both the scientific concept and the vocabulary associated with it.
Activity: Mrs Carter found a simple science experiment online that involves using a fan,
lightweight objects (such as feathers, leaves and paper) and windmills to demonstrate how
the wind moves objects. She planned to conduct this activity with her students, allowing them
to observe and describe what happens when the fan is turned on.
Which option best describes how hands-on science activities can improve reading
comprehension?
A.
By allowing students to memorise scientific terms more effectively.
B.
By providing entertainment that makes students more interested in reading.
C.
By enabling students to make connections between their observations and the text, thereby
enhancing their understanding of vocabulary and concepts.
D.
By reducing the need for students to read about scientific concepts in books.
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Which big concept in science is demonstrated by a lesson on the lifecycle of a butterfly?
A.
Conservation
B.
Change
State Finished
Completed on Monday, 17 February 2025, 10:41 AM
Time taken 14 mins 44 secs
Marks 47.00/50.00
Grade 94.00 out of 100.00
Question 1
Complete
Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
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Question text
What does the modern view of science emphasise?
A.
Memorising rules and laws
B.
Following strict laboratory procedures
C.
Learning historical scientific discoveries
D.
Studying natural phenomena and understanding the world
Question 2
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What is the primary purpose of teaching science through inquiry?
A.
To memorise scientific theories
B.
To promote active learning and curiosity
C.
To learn about famous scientists
D.
To conduct repeated experiments
,Question 3
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To what does “bootstrapping” refer in the context of conceptual change?
A.
Memorising definitions
B.
Ignoring previous knowledge
C.
Gradually linking small pieces of information
D.
Learning all scientific facts at once
Question 4
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What should teachers know before teaching a scientific concept?
A.
The history of science
B.
Learners' pre-existing knowledge or misconceptions
C.
None of the above
D.
How to conduct experiments
Question 5
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, Read the case study.
Case study: Learning about the wind through language and science activities
Background: Mrs Carter is a third-grade teacher who is passionate about integrating science
and language learning. She recently read a story to her class about a character who travels
with the wind. However, she noticed that many of her students struggled to understand the
story because they had little experience with the wind and its effects. To address this, Mrs
Carter decided to create a hands-on science activity about the wind to help her students better
grasp both the scientific concept and the vocabulary associated with it.
Activity: Mrs Carter found a simple science experiment online that involves using a fan,
lightweight objects (such as feathers, leaves and paper) and windmills to demonstrate how
the wind moves objects. She planned to conduct this activity with her students, allowing them
to observe and describe what happens when the fan is turned on.
Which option best describes how hands-on science activities can improve reading
comprehension?
A.
By allowing students to memorise scientific terms more effectively.
B.
By providing entertainment that makes students more interested in reading.
C.
By enabling students to make connections between their observations and the text, thereby
enhancing their understanding of vocabulary and concepts.
D.
By reducing the need for students to read about scientific concepts in books.
Question 6
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Question text
Which big concept in science is demonstrated by a lesson on the lifecycle of a butterfly?
A.
Conservation
B.
Change
