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Online Quiz: British Curriculum Primary 5 Science Quiz: Separating Mixtures

Open Online Quiz: British Curriculum Primary 5 Science Quiz: Separating Mixtures - ๐Ÿ”ฌ Science - Level 5 - Term 2 as an interactive British curriculum quiz with instant marking and explanations.

Level 5 ๐Ÿ”ฌ Science Term 2 2025/2026 Teacher: Almanahj

Cambridge Primary 5 Science: Separating Mixtures

This lesson quiz helps learners choose suitable separation methods such as sieving, filtering, evaporation and magnetism.

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Question 1
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Use the model. Which method separates sand from water?
Question 2
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Which method separates iron filings from sand?
Question 3
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Which method separates large stones from soil?
Question 4
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Which method can recover salt from salt water?
Question 5
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Which method can obtain cleaner water from muddy water first?
Question 6
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What is the solid left in filter paper called?
Question 7
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What is the liquid that passes through filter paper called?
Question 8
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Which mixture is best separated by hand picking?
Question 9
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Which mixture needs evaporation rather than filtering to get the solute?
Question 10
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Why will filtering not remove dissolved sugar from water?
Question 11
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Which method separates oil floating on water carefully?
Question 12
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Which method separates a mixture using boiling points?
Question 13
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Why is safety important during evaporation?
Question 14
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Which property does sieving use?
Question 15
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Which property does magnetic separation use?
Question 16
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Which property does filtering use?
Question 17
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Which property does evaporation use?
Question 18
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Which sequence separates sand and salt from a mixture?
Question 19
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Why should a separation method match the materials?
Question 20
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Which summary is correct?