2nd QE EarthSci

CONG.
PABLO MALASARTE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Cabad, Balilihan, Bohol
2nd Periodical Test in Earth & Life Science
Name: ___________________________________ Year and Section: _______________ Score: ___________
I. Multiple Choice. Underline the letter of the correct answer.

1. The energy transformation and energy exchanges within and between living things and their environment.
a. Cytoplasm b. bioenergetics c. DNA d. RNA
2. Plants use _____ as an energy source to drive photosynthesis.
a. Sunlight b. hydrogen ions c. oxygen d. carbon dioxide
3. Light-independent reactions in plants proceed in/at the _____ of chloroplasts.
a. thylakoid membrane b. plasma c. stroma d. cytoplasm
4. A graphical model of energy flow in a community whose levels represent different groups of organisms that
compose a food chain.
a. Consumers b. producer c. energy pyramid d. herbivores
5. It is the arrival of pollen on a receptive stigma.
a. Sepal b. pollination c. stamen d. endosperm
6. The reproductive organ that produces the plant’s female gametophytes.
a. Stigma b. sepal c. ovary d. carpel
7. It is a structure that bulges from the inside of the ovary wall.
a. Ovule b. anther c. filament d. petal
8. A combination of parts which will form into a more complex organization which contains different properties based
on the arrangement of its parts.
a. Cellular basis of life b. biological system c. interaction with the environment d. forms and functions
9. Which of the following pertains to the resemblance of dominant traits of species from their descendants?
a. Reproduction and inheritance b. forms and functions c. interaction with the environment
10. Who performed the experiment that provided foundational pieces of evidence that support a theory on the origin
of life forms that arose spontaneously through chemical reaction?
a. Oparine and Haldane b. Miller and Urey c. Oparine and Urey d. Haldane and Miller
11. The grouping of organisms into a higher level of classification is
a. Prokaryotes b. eukaryotes c. domain d. Archaea
12. Which of the following is not an organelle?
a. Endoplasmic reticulum b. golgi apparatus c. nucleolus d. mitochondria
13. The so called “power house” of the cell are the _____
a. Golgi apparatus b. lysosomes c. ribosomes d. mitochondria
14. The carbon dioxide given off by cellular respiration is produced by _____
a. Glycolysis b. respiratory chain c. Krebs cycle d. all are correct
15. The waste product of cellular respiration is _____
a. Oxygen b. carbon dioxide c. sunlight d. sugar
16. A group of mammals which lay eggs.
a. Placentals b. monotremes c. marsupials d. reptiles
17. Mammals that give birth to young that are not fully developed.
a. Placentals b. marsupials c. monotremes d. amphibians
18. A group of mammals that stay inside their mother’s body until they are ready to be born.
a. Monotremes b. placentals c. marsupials d. amphibians
19. The process of producing identical copies of the DNA from one original DNA molecule.
a. Replication b. translation c. transcription d. homeostasis
20. A type of RNA molecule which carries information from DNA to the ribosomes in the cytoplasm.
a. Messenger RNA b. ribosomal RNA c. Transfer RNA
II. True or False. Write True if the statement is true and write False if the statement is false.
_____ 1. Fishes and amphibians release their gametes directly into the water.
_____ 2. The union of gametes outside the bodies of fishes and amphibians is called external fertilization or spawning.
_____ 3. Sponges do not have internal organs and they are capable of producing asexually only.
_____ 4. Bivalves undergo external fertilization. The egg and sperm are released into the water where fertilization takes
place.
_____ 5. Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins and are very important in keeping the overall wellness of the
body.
_____ 6. Most animals undergo sexual reproduction.
_____ 7. There is no negative effect of GM crops on the environment and human health.
_____ 8. Plants only can reproduce though asexual means.
_____ 9. Most plants reproduce by means of natural vegetative reproduction involving structures such as tubers, stolons,
bulbs, rhizomes and corms.
_____ 10. Bacteria and yeasts are the most common GMOs because they are easy to modify.
_____ 11. The digestive system consists of the alimentary canal and gastrointestinal tract.
_____ 12. Respiration has only ONE phase: only inhalation or breathing in.
_____ 13. Fishes have internal gills which are enclosed by a protective cavity.
_____ 14. Heart rates among vertebrates vary with body size and rate of metabolism.
_____ 15. Red blood cells transport oxygen to tissues.
_____ 16. White blood cells help defend the body from viruses, bacteria and other foreign agents in different ways.
_____ 17. Some of the diseases of the circulatory system are stroke, heart failure, hypertension, anemia, leukemia and
myopia.
_____ 18. Blood platelets are formed in the red bone marrow responsible for blood clotting.
_____ 19. The kidneys are the major parts of the human excretory system that help eliminate nitrogenous wastes.
_____ 20. Some endocrine diseases are hypothyroidism, cushing’s syndrome and gigantism.
III. Label the parts of the flower as shown below
Good Luck. . .
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Name: ___________________________ Year and Section: _ Score: _____

I. Multiple Choice. Underline the letter of the correct answer.

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