Class 4 practice

Class 4 science questions.

Science questions for Class 4, at the level of students aged 9–11, each with its answer and a short explanation. Try each one before opening the answer.

  1. Which internal organ pumps blood to every part of the human body?

    • Heart
    • Lungs
    • Stomach
    • Kidneys
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    Answer: Heart

    The heart is a muscular organ that pumps blood continuously. This blood carries oxygen and nutrients through the body.

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  2. Which planet is closest to the Sun in our solar system?

    • Mercury
    • Venus
    • Mars
    • Jupiter
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    Answer: Mercury

    Mercury is the first and closest planet to the Sun, followed by Venus, Earth, and Mars.

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  3. What is the process of a tiny seed growing into a young plant called?

    • Germination
    • Digestion
    • Evaporation
    • Pollination
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    Answer: Germination

    Germination is the growth of a seed into a seedling when given proper water, warmth, and air.

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  4. What happens when the north pole of one magnet faces the south pole of another?

    • They attract each other
    • They repel each other
    • They lose their magnetic force
    • They heat up quickly
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    Answer: They attract each other

    Opposite magnetic poles attract each other, while similar poles push each other away.

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  5. A dark patch forms behind an object placed in front of a light. What is it called?

    • A shadow
    • A reflection
    • A rainbow
    • A beam
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    Answer: A shadow

    An opaque object blocks light from passing through. This creates a dark area behind the object, which is called a shadow.

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  6. What is an animal that eats only grass, leaves, and fruits called?

    • Herbivore
    • Carnivore
    • Omnivore
    • Scavenger
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    Answer: Herbivore

    Herbivores are plant-eating animals, such as cows and deer. Carnivores eat other animals, and omnivores eat both plants and meat.

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  7. True or false?

    Liquid water turns into solid ice when it boils.

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    Answer: False

    Boiling turns liquid water into steam, which is a gas. Water turns into ice when it freezes.

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  8. Fill in the blank.

    Materials that block light completely and form dark shadows are called ___ (begins with o).

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    Answer: opaque

    Opaque materials stop light from travelling through them, which creates a shadow behind the object.

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  9. Fill in the blank.

    Pure water freezes into solid ice at ___ degrees Celsius.

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    Answer: 0

    The freezing point of pure water at normal atmospheric pressure is 0 degrees Celsius.

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  10. Which of these is the odd one out?

    • Eyes
    • Ears
    • Nose
    • Stomach
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    Answer: Stomach

    The eyes, ears, and nose are sense organs on the head. The stomach is an internal digestive organ.

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  11. What kind of object blocks light completely and forms a dark shadow?

    • Opaque object
    • Transparent object
    • Translucent object
    • Luminous object
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    Answer: Opaque object

    Opaque objects do not let any light pass through them. When light hits an opaque object, a dark shadow forms behind it.

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  12. Why do cactus plants in dry deserts have sharp spines instead of normal broad leaves?

    • To reduce water loss
    • To absorb more sunlight
    • To attract insects
    • To store extra soil
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    Answer: To reduce water loss

    Spines reduce the surface area exposed to dry desert air. This helps the cactus conserve water that would otherwise evaporate.

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  13. What process turns water vapour in the air into tiny liquid water drops on a cold glass?

    • Condensation
    • Evaporation
    • Freezing
    • Melting
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    Answer: Condensation

    Condensation is the process where a gas cools down and turns into a liquid. Water vapour cools on touching the cold glass surface.

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  14. Which body part helps fish breathe dissolved oxygen in water?

    • Gills
    • Fins
    • Scales
    • Tail
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    Answer: Gills

    Fish use feathery organs called gills to take in oxygen that is dissolved in the surrounding water.

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  15. Aarav mixes different substances in water. Which substance will dissolve completely in a glass of warm water?

    • Sugar
    • Sand
    • Sawdust
    • Chalk powder
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    Answer: Sugar

    Sugar is soluble in water, so it dissolves completely to form a clear solution. Sand, sawdust, and chalk do not dissolve in water.

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  16. Animals eat fruits like mangoes and neem berries and drop the seeds far away. What is this process called?

    • Seed dispersal
    • Germination
    • Pollination
    • Photosynthesis
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    Answer: Seed dispersal

    Seed dispersal is the scattering of seeds away from the parent plant by animals, wind, or water.

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  17. True or false?

    The Moon produces its own light just like the Sun does.

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    Answer: False

    The Moon does not make its own light. It shines because its surface reflects sunlight.

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  18. True or false?

    Liquids have a fixed shape and a fixed volume at room temperature.

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    Answer: False

    Liquids have a fixed volume, but they take the shape of the container holding them.

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  19. Fill in the blank.

    The process of water vapour cooling down to form liquid droplets is called ___ (starts with 'c').

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    Answer: condensation

    Condensation occurs when invisible water vapour in the air cools down and turns into water droplets.

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  20. Which substance is the odd one out when mixed in a glass of water?

    • Common salt
    • Sugar
    • Honey
    • Mustard oil
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    Answer: Mustard oil

    Mustard oil is insoluble and forms a separate layer, whereas common salt, sugar, and honey all dissolve in water.

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