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Primary 6 PSLE Science Semestral Assessment 1 (Mid-Year) Paper 1

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TuitionGoWhere P6 Science - SA1 2026 (Version 5) ANSWER KEY

Assessment: Semestral Assessment 1 (SA1)
Total Marks: 100 marks


SECTION A: Multiple Choice Questions - ANSWERS (56 marks)

  1. (B) To make glucose
  2. (C) Roots
  3. (B) Without objects touching
  4. (C) Less than on Earth
  5. (B) Kilogram
  6. (B) Primary consumers
  7. (C) Secondary consumer
  8. (B) Carbon dioxide + Water → Glucose + Oxygen
  9. (B) Air resistance
  10. (B) Only kinetic energy

[Additional MCQ answers 11-28...]


SECTION B: Open-Ended Questions - ANSWERS (44 marks)

Question 1 (15 marks) (a) Effect of soil nutrients on plant growth (1 mark) (b) Light amount, water amount, temperature (3 marks) (c) Plant A: Best growth (nutrients available); Plant B: Poor growth (nutrient deficient); Plant C: Declining health (nutrients depleted); Plant D: Good growth (nutrients in water) (8 marks) (d) Plant would show poor growth similar to Plant B (2 marks) (e) Helps farmers understand fertilizer needs for crop production (1 mark)

Question 2 (14 marks) [Detailed answers about food webs, energy transfer, and ecosystem relationships]

Question 3 (15 marks)
[Detailed answers about forces, friction measurements, and energy calculations]


MARKING GUIDELINES:

  • Award marks for scientifically correct alternative wordings
  • Accept spelling errors if meaning is clear
  • Look for conceptual understanding over exact terminology
  • Give partial credit for method marks in calculations