Q&A - P3 Science
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My P3 DD1 had practical exam for her recent SA1 which we were not
made known of. She says there were 4 stations and were given a
sheet of questions to answer. Instructions were given on how to
carry out each stationβs experiment. The children have to answer
objective questions in relevance to the experiments that have bn
carried out. The experiments tested are based on the understanding
of the topics that have been covered for the semester. Dunno whether
all schools practise the same but just sharing mine. Hope this helps. -
Hi buds,
Thanks so much for your generous sharing. What are the topics your DD had covered in the semester? Is it diversity or ?? -
buds:
Yes, fr p3 onwards, dd has practical test/exam usually around end of July. I guess nothing much to prepare!My P3 DD1 had practical exam for her recent SA1 which we were not
made known of. She says there were 4 stations and were given a
sheet of questions to answer. Instructions were given on how to
carry out each station's experiment. The children have to answer
objective questions in relevance to the experiments that have bn
carried out. The experiments tested are based on the understanding
of the topics that have been covered for the semester. Dunno whether
all schools practise the same but just sharing mine. Hope this helps. -
usaik:
Hi usaik, yes the major part of it was from Diversity.Hi buds,
Thanks so much for your generous sharing. What are the topics your DD had covered in the semester? Is it diversity or ??
I'll try to ask her later if she remembers the experiments
from the stations... so hopefully can share some more.
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starlight1968sg:
Yes, fr p3 onwards, dd has practical test/exam usually around end of July. I guess nothing much to prepare!
My DD1 already tested and included in her SA1 exams.
So, she did hers somewhere in late April.
The school's practical test is upon 20 marks. I'm just
assuming if there are 4 stations, then each station weighs
like 5 marks (for experiment success + question sheet)...
As we weren't even informed, there was definitely nothing
to prepare. :roll: I suppose when conducting self experiments
children would be tasked to answer general knowledge questions
on top of the questions that would come or are in relevance to the
topics covered during the semester.
We did not get to see the paper.
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ChiefKiasu:
Hmm... the answer for 1. is (3) A, B, C, D. I didn't know peacocks can fly... but they do in a limited sense, especially the female ones.lizawa:
Hi ChiefKiasu,
not as good in Science. But can try:
1. Answer : (2), B,D
2. Molly is a fish ? Answer : (B) Lays eggs
The MCQs are the most tricky. But they constitute a large % in the paper. 60% of the marks from MCQ (30 questions) and 40% from open-ended.
I've no idea what a molly is... but according to my son, its a kind of fish. I googled and came up with Molly - a female mule.
So which is which?? Confused :oops:
hi a peacock can fly a bit as it is too heavy -
jedamum:
yes molly give birth young alive but do feed young with milk
now that ring a bell...i vaguely remember that molly is a fish that gives birth to its young....does it?lizawa:
Hi ChiefKiasu,
not as good in Science. But can try:
1. Answer : (2), B,D
2. Molly is a fish ? Answer : (B) Lays eggs
The MCQs are the most tricky. But they constitute a large % in the paper. 60% of the marks from MCQ (30 questions) and 40% from open-ended.
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guppy molly and swardtail and some sharks give birth!!
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ksi:
Dear ksi can i get some sci question?Bacteria is micro-organism but not fungus and yeast is also micro-organism but it is a fungus.
Beer is made from fungus.
Both bacteria and fungus have good and bad ones.
Food Products of fungus
Fermented wine
Soy Sauce
Beer
Bread
Food Products of bacteria
Kimchi
Cheese
Yoghurt
Yakult
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shurley197323:
thks for all the reply. It's so \"DEEP\". Can I check with \"ks2me\". where do you get those information, any books to recommend ?
i recommend books which are in popular!!
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