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TOP 5 Topics in PSLE Science Paper for the past 3 years!

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RANKED TOP 5 in PSLE Science Paper for the past 3 years!

*Based on actual PSLE papers from EPH publishing house



Rank / Year
2019
2018
2017
1
Man’s Impact on Environment
Reproduction of plants
Energy
2
Heat

Electricity 
Reproduction of plants
3
Electricity  
Heat
Diversity of living things  
4
Magnets

Forces  
Water cycle  
5
Forces 
Water Cycle
Electricity
Heat
Topics that did not appear
1. Life cycle of animals
2. Reproduction of humans
3. Digestive system
1. Life cycle of plants
2.Reproduction of humans
3. Plant and their parts
1. Life cycle of plants
2.Plant and their parts
3. Living together
4. Light



Study tips for science

1.      1. Need to link concepts of different topics



In science, there are a total of 26 topics (after combining some concepts from P3/4 to P5/6). Some topics needs to be studied together – Example, life cycle of plants and reproduction of plants. Adaptations is linked to heat and forces too!



2.     2. Spend more time to master TOP tested topics



After analysing the papers, there are always these TOP few topics to master for PSLE and they will DEFINITELY appear for exams. I am not saying that you should leave your revision to the last minute. But if you run out of time, you know what to focus on. (SEE TABLE ABOVE) 

 Stay tuned to the next post about the recurring PSLE science question. 

Comments

  1. Anonymous23 August 2020 at 14:39

    Explanation not so clear

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  2. Lash1 May 2021 at 03:35

    Thanks it's really helpful for my preparation and i covered this topic easily with the support of my science tuition

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  3. PSLE Exam Guide19 August 2024 at 11:30

    Effective PSLE exam preparation involves creating a structured study plan and regularly practicing past papers. Focus on understanding key concepts and improving problem-solving skills to boost performance.
    Read more: PSLE Exam preparation

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