Science Quiz Bee Kinder

AGES AND STAGES SCHOOL
SCIENCE QUIZ BEE PROPER

Kinder
EASY
1. Which is the following is an example of a plant that live on the branches of the tree?
a. coconut tree b. fern c. water lily
2. Which of the following food is we need to have a good eye sight?
a. rice b. squash c. milk
3. What kind of animals did the lizard belong ?
a. amphibians b. mammals c. reptiles
4. What is the taste of the ampalaya ?
a. sweet b. sour c. bitter
4. Which of the following object produce a loud sound ?
a. fireworks b. whispering c. birds chirping
AVERAGE
1. The water is an example of what kind of matter ? liquid
2. What are the primary colors ? red, blue, yellow
3. We use our ________ to taste the different kinds of food . tongue
4. They are kind of animals that have feather and wing . birds
5. It is a part of the plant that get water and minerals from the soil. roots
DIFFICULT
1. What kind of matter is sinigang soup? solid, liquid gas
2. What kind of animals that have fur and produced milk? mammals
3. What part of the plant that can be develop into fruits? flower
4. What measurement are you going to use if are measuring the height of an object? tall and short
5. Ampalaya is an example of what kind of plant ? vines
AGES AND STAGES SCHOOL OF LIPA, INC.

SCIENCE QUIZBEE GRADE 4 SCIENCE
(Proper Round)
S.Y. 2020-2021
1. Where are your kidneys located?
a. Lower back of the abdominal cavity
b. Right side of the abdominal cavity
c. Upper back of the abdominal cavity
2. What do you call the tiny filtering structures in your kidneys?
a. Liver b. Nephrons c. Glomerulus
3. What do you call the sac that encloses the heart?
a. Atrium b. Pericardium c. Breastbone
4. The air temperature is recorded at 30 degrees Celsius. What does this tell about the weather?
a. Cold b. Warm c. Rainy
5. The fuel of the star is _______
a. Nitrogen b. Hydrogen c. Carbon
AVERAGE
1. It is the upward force exerted by any liquid against the weight of an object immersed in it.
BUOYANCY
2. Organisms that feed on plants only. HERBIVORE/S
3. It is the amount of matter in an object has. MASS
4. Our sun is a ______. STAR
5. The one that is being harmed in parasitism interaction. HOST
DIFFICULT
1. The tendency of the objects at rest to remain at rest. INERTIA
2. Where is the heart located? Behind breastbone/Between the lungs
3. Another term for poliomylelitis or polio. Infantile paralysis
4. A place where animals and plants live. Habitat
5. A membrane filled with fluid to provide less friction on body organs. PLEURA
CLINCHER
1. It consists mostly of clay and the minerals feldspar and quartz. CERAMICS
2. It is made from wood pulp. PAPER
3. Molds and yeasts are example of what organism? FUNGI
4. It is the largest part of your brain. CEREBRUM
5. Force where the objects does not move. BALANCED FORCE

(PROPER Round)
S.Y. 2020-2021
1. Materials that take a very long time to decay.

a. Biodegradable b. Non-biodegradable c. Hazardous
2. Which of the following materials is NOT an example of biodegradable?
a. Fruit peelings b. Vegetable cuttings c. Broken glass
3. Which of the following best describes the biodegradable materials?

a. Biodegradable materials are those that decay and can be composted.
b. Biodegradable materials can be reuse and recycle.
c. Biodegradable materials are those that can be broken down.
4. It means to create new products out of discarded materials.

a. Reuse b. Recycle c. Repair
5. Which of the following is the reason in the destruction of the environment?

a. Over-hunt animals and over-harvest plants.
b. Limited resources.
c. Planting of root crops and trees.
AVERAGE
1. It uses the position of the sun to measure time and involves a shadow cast across a marked surface.
SUNDIAL
2. The first menstruation of a female is called _______. MENARCHE
3. Refers to the area where outflowing river water meets seawater. ESTUARY
4. What causes the change in the color of the sliced apples when you leave it exposed to air. OXYGEN
5. It is created by scattering and results to difficulty in seeing through even a transparent material. GLARE
DIFFICULT
1. They are objects that revolves around a larger object such as the earth. SATELLITES
2. It is the capacity to do work. ENERGY
3. Union of sperm and egg cell. FERTILIZATION
4. Female part of flower. PISTIL
5. What do you call to the tip of penis? GLANS
CLINCHER
1. It holds and produces egg cell. OVARY
2. The fern is a nonflowering plant that produces _______ to reproduce. SPORE/S
3. The smallest cell in our body. SPERM CELL
4. The period when menstruation naturally stop. MENOPAUSE
5. It is a magnetism that results from an electric current. ELECTROMAGNETISM

(PROPER Round)
S.Y. 2020-2021
1. It is the longest bone in our body.

a. Pelvis b. Femur c. humerus
2. The largest part of the brain.

a. Cerebrum b. Cerebellum c. Brain stem
3. It includes surfaces in contact move and rub against each other.

a. Static friction b. Rolling Friction c. Sliding Friction
4. It is a series of huge waves generated by an earthquake under the sea.

a. Tidal waves b. Sea waves c. Tsunami
5. Which is of the following is NOT true about the gravity?

a. Gravity is the same whether objects are near or far from each other.
b. Gravity depends on the size of objects.
c. Gravity is the same as the value of an object’s mass.
AVERAGE
1. What is main function of excretory system? EXCRETION
2. Another term for homogeneous mixture. SOLUTION
3. Two veins found in our heart. SUPERIOR and INFERIOR VENA CAVA
4. Largest artery in our body. AORTA
5. The basic unit of structure and function of the nervous system. NEURONS
DIFFICULT
1. Oil glands secrete a greasy or oily substance called ______. SEBUM
2. It determines the color of our skin and hair. MELANIN’
3. It is a form of energy from electromagnetic interactions. ELECTRICAL ENERGY
4. The largest bone of our body. PELVIS/HIP BONE
5. It is considered as universal blood. TYPE O
CLINCHER
1. Animals that has vertebral column. VERTEBRATES
2. It is a force that acts between any two objects. GRAVITY
3. It is the energy of the movement or the position of an object. MECHANICAL ENERGY
4. It is a mixture of volcanic materials traveling down the slope of the volcano like an avalanche.
PYROCLASTIC FLOW
5. Two types of mechanical energy. POTENTIAL AND KINETIC

SCIENCE QUIZBEE GRADE 7&8 SCIENCE
(Proper Round)
S.Y. 2020-2021
EASY
1. A quantity that has a magnitude describable by a real number and no direction.
a. vector b. scalar c. distance d. time
2. A very hard type of rock that is used in buildings and monuments.
a. marble b. granite c. slate d. sediments
3. Any one of a group of very small living things often cause disease.
a. cell b. atom c. molecule d. bacteria
4. Made up of two or more elements.
a. atom b. molecules c. compound d. tissue
5. A saclike cellular organelle that contains various hydrolytic enzymes.
A, lysosomes b. ribosome c. mitochondria d. vacuoles
AVERAGE
1. It is the highest point of a transverse wave. CREST
2. He discovered that cell aroused from pre-existing cell. RUDOLF VIRCHOW
3. The instrument that is used in studying the microorganism. MICROSCOPE
4. The biggest island in the Philippine Archipelago. LUZON
5. Two season in the Philippines. DRY& WET
DIFFICULT
1. The main gas component in the greenhouse gases. CARBON DIOXIDE
2. Layers of the atmosphere where you see the ISS and Satellite. EXOSPHERE
3. The state of the air and atmosphere at a particular time and place. WEATHER
4. A region with particular weather patterns or conditions. CLIMATE
5. The conical part of the shadow of a celestial body excluding all light from the primary source. UMBRA
CLINCHER
1. An occasion when the moon looks like it is completely or partially covered with a dark circle because the
Earth’s shadow is on it. ECLIPSE
2. A shaded region surrounding the dark central portion of a cosmos. PENUMBRA
3. Power house of the cell. MITOCHONDRIA
4. It is the combination of enormous cells. TISSUE
5. Group of organs working together, ORGAN SYSTEM

SCIENCE QUIZBEE GRADE 9&10 SCIENCE
(Proper Round)
S.Y. 2020-2021
EASY
1. It is the number of times your heart beats in a minute.
a. accelerate b. pulse rate c. body rate d. breathing rate
2. The main organ of respiratory system.
a. trachea b. pharynx d. alveoli d. lungs
3. Formed by collapse of the central part of a volcano or by explosions of extraordinary violence.
a. volcano b. mountain c. caldera d. valley
4. The movement of air or dissolved gases into and out of the lungs.
a. respiration b. breathing c. circulation d. excretion
5. The large artery that brings blood from the heart to the rest of the body.
a. veins b. pulmonary c. capillaries d. aorta
AVERAGE
1. A natural luminous body visible in the sky especially at night. STAR
2. The fluid that circulates in the heart, arteries, capillaries, and veins. BLOOD
3. An act or process of moving. MOTION
4. It has a chemical formula of CH4. METHANE
5. It is where the gas exchange takes place. ALVEOLI
DIFFICULT
1. It has the same chemical formula but different in structural formula. ISOMERS
2. Electrons in the outermost shells of atoms. VALENCE ELECTRONS
3. They are formed when two electrons are shared between two or more non-metals, resulting in the formation
of a molecule. COVALENT BONDING
4. It is characterized by the presence of at least on triple bond in the carbon framework. ALKYNES
5. Referred to the OH group that is attached directly to a benzene ring. PHENOLS
CLINCHER
1. The passage way of the blood in the upper portion of the heart. SUPERIOR VENA CAVA
2. The passage way of the blood in the lower portion of the heart. INFERIOR VENA CAVA
3. It is called as the wind pipe of the respiratory system. TRACHEA
4. The waste product of the respiration. CARBON DIOXIDE
5. It is called as the universal blood in the world. TYPE O

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AGES AND STAGES SCHOOL

SCIENCE QUIZ BEE PROPER

AGES AND STAGES SCHOOL OF LIPA, INC.

AGES AND STAGES SCHOOL OF LIPA, INC.

1. Materials that take a very long time to decay.

3. Which of the following best describes the biodegradable materials?

4. It means to create new products out of discarded materials.

5. Which of the following is the reason in the destruction of the environment?

AGES AND STAGES SCHOOL OF LIPA, INC.

1. It is the longest bone in our body.

2. The largest part of the brain.

3. It includes surfaces in contact move and rub against each other.

4. It is a series of huge waves generated by an earthquake under the sea.

5. Which is of the following is NOT true about the gravity?

AGES AND STAGES SCHOOL OF LIPA, INC.

AGES AND STAGES SCHOOL OF LIPA, INC.

2. Electrons in the outermost shells of atoms. VALENCE ELECTRONS

5. Referred to the OH group that is attached directly to a benzene ring. PHENOLS

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