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    This document appears to be a science exam consisting of multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing students' knowledge of states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) and parts of the eye. The multiple choice questions cover topics like characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases; changes of state such as melting, boiling, and sublimation; and examples of different materials. The fill-in-the-blank questions ask students to identify whether examples are solids, liquids or gases, and to label internal and external parts of the eye.

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    This document appears to be a science exam consisting of multiple choice and fill-in-the-blank questions testing students' knowledge of states of matter (solid, liquid, gas) and parts of the eye. The multiple choice questions cover topics like characteristics of solids, liquids, and gases; changes of state such as melting, boiling, and sublimation; and examples of different materials. The fill-in-the-blank questions ask students to identify whether examples are solids, liquids or gases, and to label internal and external parts of the eye.

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    Name: Date: ________________

    Grade & Section: Score: ________________

    FIRST PERIODICAL EXAMINATION IN SCIENCE III


    QUARTER I

    Test I. Multiple Choice


    Direction: Encircle the letter of the correct answer
    1. It is everything around you, whether seen or unseen.
    a. liquid b. solid c. matter d. gas

    2. Which of the following solids is hard?


    a. towel b. cake c. rock d. pillow

    3. Which of the following liquids is for drinking?


    a. Cooking oil b. soda c. liquid soap d. hand sanitizer

    4. Which does NOT belong to the group?


    a. coffee b. crackers c. bread d. cake

    5. Helium is an example of ______________?


    a. plasma b. liquid c. gas d. solid

    6. Which of the following best describes all forms of matter?


    a. Matter is seen around us.
    b. Matter occupies space.
    c. Matter has a definite shape.
    d. Matter has colors.

    7. It is a state of matter that does not has a definite shape, but has mass and volume?
    a. liquid
    b. solid
    c. plasma
    d. water

    8. Which characteristics best describes solid?


    a. Solids are hard.
    b. Solids have definite shapes.
    c. Solids are big.
    d. Solids are heavy.

    9. What change in the state of matter occurs to the wax of candle when you light it?
    a. from liquid to solid
    b. from solid to gas
    c. from solid to liquid
    d. fro solid to gas
    10. How can you describe the particles of a liquid?
    a. they are compact
    b. they are far from each other
    c. they cannot be seen
    d. they are very far from each other

    11. Which characteristics best describes gases?


    a. Gases can be smelled.
    b. Gases have no definite shape and volume.
    c. Gases are found in the air.
    d. Gases are placed in the container.

    12. At what temperature does liquid water change to steam or vapor?


    a. Freezing point
    b. Melting point
    c. Boiling point
    d. Room temperature

    13. Which material does NOT belong to the group?


    a. Sugar
    b. Cooking oil
    c. Orange juice
    d. Hot milk

    14. What changes a solid directly to gas?


    a. Evaporation
    b. Condensation
    c. Sublimation
    d. Vaporization

    15. Clay is an example of solid that is use for____________.


    a. Eating
    b. Playing
    c. Drinking
    d. Cooking
    e.
    Test II. Identify if the following materials are solid, liquid or gas. Write S if it is solid, L if
    liquid and G is gas.

    16._______ 17._______ 18.______

    19._________ 20.________
    Test III. Complete the internal and external parts or accessories of the eye by writing the
    correct vowel on the blanks.

    _yel_d
    Ey_br_w

    Ey_l_sh_s Scl_r_

    P_p_l
    Iris

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