Biology Ii Q3 TQ Sy 2023-2024
Biology Ii Q3 TQ Sy 2023-2024
Biology Ii Q3 TQ Sy 2023-2024
Department of Education
Region VII, Central Visayas
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF TOLEDO CITY
Cluster 1-Secondary
AWIHAO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Awihao, Toledo City
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3. What do you call a combination of two DNA molecules from new genetic combination?
A) Transformation B) DNA Extraction C) Recombinant DNA D) Gene Cloning
7. What do you call the blueprints for making an organism and, as such, hold information about its every
conceivable aspect?
A) Descent with Modification B) Heredity C) Evolution D) Gene
8. It refers to the species that changed over time, giving rise to the new species and share a common
ancestor.
A) Modification B) Heredity C) Evolution D) Gene
11. What do you call a series of subdivisions of the Earth's geology in a specific order based upon relative age
relationships?
A) Absolute Time B) Relative Time C) Direct Evidence D) Indirect Evidence
12. It is most commonly obtained via radiometric dating methods performed on appropriate rock types.
A) Absolute Time B) Relative Time C) Direct Evidence D) Indirect Evidence
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14. What do you call a study of the distribution of species on Earth in the past and present, and how the
distribution is affected by abiotic factors such as habitat, climate and terrain?
A) Biogeography B) Geography C) Historical Biogeography D) Ecological biogeography
15. It is also called paleobiogeography and studies species distribution now as it relates to distribution in the past
A) Biogeography B) Geography C) Historical Biogeography D) Ecological biogeography
19. The information obtained from fossil is relatively incomplete for several reasons, except_____.
A) Fossilization takes place only in places where conditions are favorable.
B) Most fossils have been destroyed by erosion, and or/ movement of the earth’s crust may have caused some
fossils to be buries deeply.
C) Only a small number of fossils are found.
D) Soft tissues are greatly preserved.
20. Which of the following statements is not true on how fossils are formed?
A) Fossils are formed through sedimentary layers of rocks.
B) Fossils are formed when an organism was buried by a sediment such as volcanic ash.
C) Fossils are formed when previous organisms died.
D) Fossils are formed through the movements of the tectonic plates.
23. It helps paleontologists, archaeologists, and geologists place important events and species in the appropriate
geologic era.
A) DNA Structure B) Protein Structure C) Fossil Record D) Homology
24. Which of the following is a unique characteristic of mammals compared to other vertebrates?
A) Cold-blooded metabolism C) Mammary glands for milk production
B) Presence of feathers D) Lay eggs for reproduction
25. What sets angiosperms apart from gymnosperms in terms of reproductive structures?
A) Seeds enclosed within fruit C) Spores for reproduction
B) Naked seeds D) Cones for seed dispersal
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26. How do birds differ from other vertebrates in terms of skeletal structure?
A) Lack of limbs B) Presence of hollow bones C) Cartilaginous skeleton D) Absence of beak
31. How are structural and developmental characteristics utilized in classifying living things?
A) By examining the presence of specific genes
B) By analyzing observable physical traits and developmental patterns
C) By studying the habitat preferences of organisms
D) By assessing the geographic distribution of species
32. In taxonomy, what role do DNA sequences play in classifying living organisms?
A) They provide information about an organism's diet preferences
B) They offer insights into an organism's habitat requirements
C) They reveal evolutionary relationships and genetic relatedness
D) They determine an organism's metabolic rate
34. Which statement shows a clear distinction between Mesozoic era and Cenozoic era?
A) The Mesozoic era has three periods while Cenozoic era has two periods only.
B) The Mesozoic era paved the way for the dinosaurs while Cenozoic era paved the way for mammals.
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A nor B
35. Which statement shows a clear distinction between Neogene and Paleogene?
A) Neogene is subdivided into two epochs while Paleogene is subdivided into three epochs.
B) The Neogene paved the way for the diversification of mammals while Paleogene era paved the way for
development of grasses and herbs.
C) Both A and B
D) Neither A nor B
36. During which geologic period did the earth become oxygen rich?
A) Orosirian Period B) Devonian Period C) Cretaceous Period D) Holocene
37. Which period did the first green plants and fungi appeared on land?
A) Orosirian Period B) Devonian Period C) Cretaceous Period D) Holocene
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38. Which mechanism leads to changes in allele frequencies within a population due to random sampling
effects?
A) Natural selection B) Mutation C) Genetic drift D) Recombination
39. Which mechanism involves the differential survival and reproduction of individuals based on their heritable
traits?
A) Genetic drift B) Mutation C) Natural selection D) Recombination
40. Which mechanism is more likely to have a significant impact on small, isolated populations?
A) Natural selection B) Genetic drift C) Mutation D) Recombination
42. In what way does natural selection lead to adaptation within a population?
A) By promoting the survival of individuals with the most mutations
B) By favoring individuals with traits that increase their reproductive success in a given environment
C) By causing random changes in allele frequencies over time
D) By preventing the occurrence of genetic drift
43. During which geological period did the first multicellular organisms appear?
A) Pre-Cambrian B) Devonian C) Jurassic D) Cretaceous
47. There were only two continents during the age of the dinosaurs which have to believed to be Laurasia and
Gondwana. Consequently, earth’s movement has resulted into the formation of seven continents. As Laurasia
split into North America and Eurasia, what happened to Gondwana after colliding with Eurasia?
A) Continents slowly drifted apart C) Himalayas began to form
B) The formation of Mediterranean Sea D) Neither A nor B
48. Which of the following is mainly characterized by the rise of human civilization?
A) Holocene B) Devonian C) Orosirian D) Cretaceous
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Answer Key
1 C 25 A
2 B 26 B
3 C 27 B
4 D 28 C
5 D 29 A
6 B 30 B
7 D 31 B
8 C 32 C
9 A 33 D
10 C 34 B
11 B 35 A
12 A 36 A
13 C 37 B
14 A 38 C
15 C 39 C
16 B 40 B
17 D 41 D
18 B 42 B
19 D 43 A
20 D 44 D
21 A 45 B
22 B 46 A
23 C 47 C
24 C 48 A
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