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    EASY ROUND

    1. If you are exposed to garbage, what kind of illness would you probably get?
    A. heart failure B. asthma C. goiter D. nose bleed
    2. How should non-decaying waste be disposed?
    A. by composting B. reusing C. by recycling D. both b and c
    3.What allows you to bend your knees?
    A. muscles B. joints C. femur D. tendons
    4. What do you call the longest bone in the human body?
    A. pelvis B. femur C. cranium D. ribs
    5. Which is the command center of the body?
    A. blood B. heart C. brain D. stomach
    6. Which group of animals are found on water habitat?
    A. tadpole, grasshopper, eagle B. dolphin, carabao, eagle
    C. horse, goat, monkey D. fish, squid, crab
    7. Which of the following is an example of terrestrial plant?
    A. grass B. duckweeds C. algae D. sea lettuce
    8. The third stage in complete metamorphosis is called ___________.
    A. pupa B. egg C. adult D. none
    9.It is a natural home for many wild animals.
    A. desert B. grassland C. polar regions D. forest
    10. It is a measuring device used to measure force.
    A. Flat-form balanced B. weighing scale C. spring balance D. anemometer
    AVERAGE ROUND
    1. It makes an object move when it is applied.
    A. heat B. wind C. motion D. force
    2. It is a degree of hotness and coldness of an object.
    A. heat B. motion C. weather D. temperature
    3. It is a kind of soil when wet, is smooth and sticky. When dry, it is hard and
    rough.
    A. Clay B. Loam C. silt D. sand
    4. Which of the following materials float in water?
    A. big stone B. metal spoon C. empty plastic bottle D. crystal glass
    5. Which of the following materials have the ability to sink in water?
    A. metal spoon B. wood C. plastic sheet D. twigs
    6. Which ailment is developed in response to prolonged exposure to tobacco
    smoke? A. heart cancer B. lung cancer C. bone cancer D. colon cancer
    7. It is the changing of liquid water to gas.
    A. Condensation B. Evaporation C. melting D. Freezing
    8. 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered with _____________.
    A. land B. forest C. water D. mountains
    9. What is the main cause of tides?
    A. Earth’s gravity B. Moon’s gravity C. Sun’s gravity D. Earth’s rotation
    10. When does evaporation take place?
    A. When water is cooled B. when water is frozen C. When water is heated
    D. when water is filtered
    DIFFICULT ROUND
    1.How many natural satellites move around Earth? 1
    2.How do animals and humans release or give off water particles? Perspiration
    3. What instrument is used to measure wind speed? Anemometer
    4. What is the young plant found inside the seed? Embryo
    5.. It a force exerted by a magnet. Magnetic Force
    6. The measurement of the hotness and coldness of the air is called _____
    Temperature
    7.What makes your palm hot when you rub them together? Friction
    8. _________ filters the blood and absorbs harmful substances like food
    additives, certain drugs and toxins. Kidney
    10. What is moving air called? Wind
    11. What is produced when sound is reflected of an object and bounces back,
    we hear it again? Echo
    12. Another name for your voice box is the? Larynx
    13. A mother hen sits on her eggs to provide warmth needed for the eggs to
    hatch. What is this process called? Incubation
    The Big Dipper is part of Ursa Major, the Great Bear.

    Hydra, the Sea Serpent, is the largest constellation.

    The zodiac is a band of stars along the path that the sun seems to follow
    over the course of a year. "Zodiac" means "circle of life."

    Sirius – brightest star, also known as the Dog Star, appears in Canis
    Major, the Great Dog.

    The constellation of Cassiopeia, the Queen

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