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Primary 3 Science Light Quiz

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Primary 3 Science Quiz - Light (Answer Key)

Total Marks: 30
Topic: Light (syllabus-first; no past-year P3 light papers used as Stage 3 evidence was absent for this group)


Section A (1 mark each)

Q1. B
Teaching note: Clear glass window is transparent — it lets most light pass through so we can see clearly. Wood, metal, concrete are opaque.
Common mistake: Choosing "shiny" objects as see-through; shininess is not the same as transparency.

Q2. C
Teaching note: Opaque means no light passes through. Transparent means most light passes. "See-through" is not the syllabus term used here.

Q3. B
Teaching note: The Sun makes its own light → natural source. Torch, TV, lamp are man-made.

Q4. B
Teaching note: Moon does not make its own light; it reflects sunlight. Candle, bulb, firefly produce light.

Q5. B
Teaching note: Light travels from source to object to our eyes. Without light reaching eyes, we cannot see.

Q6. C
Teaching note: Cardboard blocks light → opaque. Plastic wrap and lens are transparent; tissue is translucent.

Q7. B
Teaching note: Shadow forms when light is blocked by an object.

Q8. B
Teaching note: Glow stick is man-made (chemical light). Stars, Sun, lightning are natural.

Q9. B
Teaching note: No light = no sight. Eyes need light to detect objects.

Q10. C
Teaching note: Source of light gives out own light. Moon reflects, not gives out.


Section B (1 mark each)

Q11. translucent
Note: Some light passes but image not clear.

Q12. straight
Note: Light travels in straight lines (helps explain shadows).

Q13. shadow
Note: Body blocks sunlight → shadow on ground.

Q14. natural
Note: Sun is natural, not made by humans.

Q15. opaque
Note: Opaque blocks light fully.


Section C (2 marks each)

Q16. (2 marks)
Answer: A wooden table is opaque (1 mark). It does not let light pass through, so light cannot reach our eyes from objects behind it (1 mark).
Teaching: Connect opacity → no light transmission → cannot see through.

Q17. (2 marks)
(a) The ball must be between torch and wall. (1 mark)
(b) The ball blocks the light from the torch, so a dark patch (shadow) forms on the wall. (1 mark)
Teaching: Shadow needs source, blocker, screen.

Q18. (2 marks)
Natural: Sun, stars (or firefly, lightning) (1 mark for two correct)
Man-made: torch, lamp, candle, bulb (1 mark for two correct)
Marking: 1 mark each group.

Q19. (2 marks)
(a) Clear plastic ruler (1 mark)
(b) Aluminium foil (1 mark)
Teaching: Ruler transparent, foil opaque, tissue translucent.

Q20. (2 marks)
Answer: The Moon does not make its own light (1 mark). It only reflects light from the Sun, so it is not a true source of light (1 mark).
Teaching: Source = gives out light; reflector = bounces light.