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GENERAL SCIENCE 1
Direction: Encircle the letter of the correct answer to the following questions.
1. A seismograph records the movement of the Earth’s crust buy detecting the waves emitted by the
Earth. Which of the following seismic waves reaches the seismograph first?
a.L-wave b. P-wave c. S-wave d. T-wave
2. The process whereby a fluid spreads from a more concentrated area to a less concentrated area
___.
a.diffusion b. effusion c. expansion d. regulation
3. Which of the following cause the decay of nonliving organisms by absorbing nutrients from them?
a.producers b. parasites c. decomposers d. consumers
4. The boundary between two different air masses is a/an.
a.front b. ITCZ c. monsoon d. storm
5. Which of the following is a metamorphic rock?
a. andesite b. limestone c. marble d. shale
6. Weather is the condition of the atmosphere at a given place and time. Which of the following is
NOT considered as one of the elements of weather?
a.precipitation b. humidity c. cloud formation d. air pressure
7. Arthropods are animals with jointed appendages. Which of the following animals belong to this
group?
a.ants b. snails c. starfish d. worms
8. The transfer of pollen grains from one flower to the stigma of another flower of the same kind is
called ___?
a.cross-pollination b. ovulation c. self-pollination d. vegetative propagation
9. A neutral atom consists of charged particles. The negatively-charged particles surroundings the
nucleus are the ___.
a.electrons b. mesons c. neutrons d. protons
10. Lymphocytes are one of the major types of white blood cells. Which endocrine gland stimulates
the production of lymphocytes?
a.thyroid gland b. thymus c. pancreas d. gonads
11. A person gets infected by hepatitis A-causing virus. Which part of the body does this virus infect?
a.eyes b. liver c. lings d. skin
12. Cellular functions arise from cellular order of the organelles. Which of the following organelles
provides energy for the cell?
a.Golgi apparatus b. lysosome c. mitochondria d. ribosome
13. A blood vessel that carries blood black to the heart is the ___.
a.Aorta b. artery c. capillary d. vein
14. What do you call the position of the moon farthest from the Earth?
a.apogee b. aphelion c. perigee d. perihelion
15. Jupiter is the largest planet in the solar system and has at least 16 moons. Which of the following
is the largest among the satellites of Jupiter?
a.Titan b. Io c. Ganymede d. Callisto
16. Lunar eclipse may occur when ___.
a.the earth is between the sun and the moon
b. the moon is between the earth and the sun
 c.the sun is between the earth and the moon
d. we see the sun and the moon at the same time
17. Animals get information from the environment through their receptors and transmit the
information to the brain for interpretation. Which of the following receptors is associated with the
sense of smell?
a.optic b. olfactory c. gustatory d. auditory
18. In plants, fertilization takes place when ___.
a.the sperm nucleus of the pollen unites with the egg cell of the ovule
b. seeds begin to germinate
c.pollen grains fall from the petals
d. fruit begins to form
19. Most plants have green leaves. This is caused by a pigment in the plant cell that traps light. Which
is responsible for the green color of the plants?
a.mesophyll b. melanin c. chlorophyll d. carotenoid
20. Chemical digestion in the stomach involves the secretion of an acid that stimulates the production
of digesting enzymes. Which of the following acids is secreted in the stomach?
a.Sulfuric acid b. Phosphoric acid c. Hydrochloric acid d. Carbonic acid
21. Which of the following is NOT an example of matter?
a.air b. ice c. light d. wood
22. Which part of the flower becomes a seed?
a.stalk b. ovule c. ovary d. anther
23. A phase change is a type of physical change in which the state or appearance of a matter changes
but its chemical composition does not. Which of the following does NOT show a phase change?
a.sublimation b. freezing c. condensation d. combustion
24. Atoms of the same elements may have the same atomic numbers but may have different mass
numbers. These atoms are called ___.
a.compounds b. ions c. isotopes d. molecules
25. The imaginary line that divides the earth into halves, the northern and the southern hemisphere is
called the ___.
a.meridian b. longitude c. latitude d. equator
26. Which of the following statements proves that the earth is a magnet?
a.The earth stays in its orbit.
b. A compass needle always aligns itself along the north-south line.
c.People stay in positive even if the earth is rotating so fast.
d. All of the above statements
27. All planets revolve around the sun in a certain path called ‘orbit’. The shape of the Earth is ___.
A. circular b. elliptical c. oblate spheroid d. unknown
28. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a sedimentary rock?
a.It may contain the remains of living things. c.It shows a layer arrangement of particles.
b. It forms from heat and pressure. d. It is made up of weathered rock particles.
29. A waling-waling is attached to a tree. It is an example of an ecological relationship known as ___.
a.predation b. parasitism c. mutualism d. commensalism
30. The attraction of the molecules of a substance to the molecules of the same substance is called ___.
a.adhesion b. capillarity c. cohesion d. surface tension
31. Which of the following hormones is responsible for the development of secondary sexual
characteristics of females?
a.adrenalin b. estrogen c. thymosin d. thyroxin
32. More than 300 years ago, Robert Hooke used a primitive microscope to observe the box-like
cavities in slices of cork. These compartments are found to be the structural and functional unit of
life. They are now called ___.
a.atoms b. cells c. eggs d. nuclei
33. Which of the following properties may NOT change when there is a change in the amount of the
object?
 a.inertia b. mass c. temperature d. volume
34. Scientist have found that the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere has increased
significantly in the past years causing a rise in the global temperature. The trapping of heat in the
Earth’s atmosphere known as the ___.
a.acid rain b. global warming c. greenhouse effect d. ozone depletion
35. Which of state of matter is composed of electrically charged atomic particles that glow as if
burning?
a.gas b. liquid c. plasma d. solid
36. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a mineral?
a.It is solid. c.It has a definite chemical composition.
b. It occurs naturally. d. Its atoms are not linked to one another.
37. A living organism gets rid of its waste materials through the excretory system. Which of the
following is NOT considered a part of the human excretory system?
a.lungs b. nose c. rectum d. skin
38. The rhythmic expansion and contraction of blood vessels caused by the pressure of the blood is
called ___.
a.blood pressure b. heartbeat c. heart rate d. pulse
39. Which of the following groups of animals belongs to Class Crustacea?
a.ant, bee, bug c.shrimp, lobster, crab
b. earthworm, leech, hookworm d. spider, scorpion, centipede
40. The pancreas consists mostly of exocrine tissue. Scattered within this tissue are structures called
the islets of Langerhans. Which of the following hormones is secreted by the islets of Langerhans
that maintain the glucose level of blood?
a.progesterone b. melatonin c. insulin d. glucagon
41. The moon and the sun exert a gravitational pull-on earth causing a change in the water level of the
oceans. What is this rise and fall in water level called?
a.eclipse b. phase c. season d. tide
42. In females, what is the hormone whose function is important for the occurrence of menstruation
called?
a.estrogen b. oxytocin c. progesterone d. prolactin
43. The hormone responsible for the development of secondary male characteristics is
a.adrenalin b. progesterone c. testosterone d. thyroxin
44. Which of the following is a shrub?
a.papaya b. bougainvillea c. bamboo d. coconut
45. Which of the following instruments measures the amount of moisture in the air?
a.anemometer b. barometer c. hygrometer d. rain gauge
46. It states that the Earth’s crust is composed of small pieces that move relative to each other. This
theory is called ___.
a.Theory of Isostasy c.Plate Tectonic Theory
b. Theory of Evolution d. Continental Drift Theory
47. A characteristic of amphibians that distinguishes them from reptiles is their moist skin. Which of
the following animals has this characteristic?
a.turtle b. snake c. salamander d. lizard
48. What term refers to the ability of a mineral to scratch another substance?
a.scratchiness b. malleability c. hardness d. brittleness
49. When food is swallowed, it is involuntary pushed along the esophagus towards the stomach. What
do you call the wavelike motion of the muscles in this tube?
a.peristalsis b. epiglottis c. digestion d. bolus
50. A positively charged atom is called a/an ___________.
a.anion b. cation c. positron d. proton
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GENERAL SCIENCE 2
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1. The smallest living part of an organism is the _______.
a.atom b. cell c.tissue
2. Plant cells are covered by cell walls. Cell wall is for ______.
a.storing food b. trapping light c.protection
3. A unit of chromosome that determines the characteristics of an organism is the _____.
a.trait b. gene c.sex cell
4. Fossils are evidence of past life. The location of a fossil in sedimentary rock can be used to
determine the relative age of the fossils. Parts of an organism that most likely will become fossils
are the ___.
a.muscles b. hard parts c.organs
5. Fossils found in the top layer of undisturbed sedimentary rocks are the ___.
a.youngest b. heaviest c.lightest
6. Adaptation is a trait that helps species survive. Organisms best adapted to their environment are
the ones most likely to?
a.migrate b. die c.reproduce
7. When species do not have the traits needed to adapt to changes in environment, they are likely to
become _________.
a.evolved b. changed c.extinct
8. Humans have caused other species to become extinct faster than they naturally do. Most of the
harm that humans bring to these species is by _____
a.destroying their habitats b. directly killing them c.using them for pets
9. Plant behaviors are responses to stimuli in the environment. A tropism is a behavior that results to
growth toward or away from a stimulus. If a plant that is curved toward light is turned around, it
will ___?
a.grow slower b. curve toward the light c.have a weak stem
again
10. Plants respond to a variety of environmental factors such as light, gravity and touch. Which of the
following statements is true?
a.plant stems grow away from the light.
b. roots do not respond to light at all.
c.plant stems grow toward the earth’s center.
11. Animals whose body temperature changes when the temperature around them changes are _____?
a.warm-blooded b. cold-blooded c.mammals
12. During the process of _____, plants make sugar from sunlight, water and carbon dioxide.
a.respiration b. transpiration c.photosynthesis
13. During ______, sugar and oxygen are broken down and energy is released.
a.respiration b. transpiration c.photosynthesis
14. Organisms that harm another organism by living on or in it and taking nutrients from it, like the
flatworms are ______?
a.niche b. parasites c.producers
15. Succession can repair damaged communities. Succession can change other communities. During
the pioneer stage of succession, the first organisms to live on damaged land are usually ______?
a.insects b. small plants c.reptiles
16. Plants are classified by the length of daylight they need to form flowers. Short-day plants flower
only when the length of daylight is shorter than a certain time. Long-day plants flower only when
the length of day light is longer than a certain time. Poinsettia is a flower that blooms only in
December. It is a ____?
a.short-day plant b. neutral-day plant c.long-day plant
17. ______ is the female reproductive organ of the flowering plant located in the center of the flower
surrounded by stamen. The top part of it is called stigma. The enlarged bottom of it is called the
ovary.
a.pistil b. anther c.petal
18. Geologists have divided the great age of the earth into special unit of time called eras. The first
evidence of man was found in the _______.
a.Cenozoic era b. Paleozoic era c.Mesozoic era
19. The plants and animals that first inhabited the earth___
a.show no evidence of change.
b. show little evidence of change.
c.show a great deal of evidence of change.
20. All of the following are connective tissues except the _____.
a.fatty tissues b. cartilage tissues c.epithelial tissues
21. A group of similar cells that carry on a specific function is called a tissue. Man, like all higher
animals, is made up of five main types of tissues: epithelial, muscle, nerve, connective and blood
tissues. The skin is a type of tissue called _____.
a.muscle tissue b. blood tissue c.epithelial tissue
22. Cell of the body cannot use foods as they are when eaten. To be usable, foods must be dissolved
and put into simple form that can enter the cells. This life process by which foods are broken down
into a soluble, usable form is called DIGESTION. Digestion consists of two processes; mechanical
and chemical digestions. The organ in which digestion is completed is the _____?
a.stomach b. small intestine c.large intestine
23. The organ that removes the solid waste material from the body is the _______?
a.skin b. lungs c.large intestine
24. An enzyme that breaks down food is produced in the _______?
a.esophagus b. large intestine c.mouth
25. Digestion starts in the _____?
a.mouth b. esophagus c.stomach
26. Villi are found in the _____?
a.esophagus b. liver c.small intestines

27. Respiration is the life process by which the body takes in oxygen and gives off carbon dioxide. As
part of the process, the oxygen is used to oxidize food to release the energy stored in food. The
way in which we get air into the lungs and carbon dioxide out of the lungs is called _____?
a.breathing b. exhaling c.inhaling
28. _______ warms and moistens air coming into the body.
a.lungs b. nasal cavity c.nostrils
29. ________ is a dome-shaped muscle below the chest cavity.
a.lung b. diaphragm c.bronchiole
30. When cells utilize nutrients, vitamins and minerals, metabolic wastes are produced. The excretory
system eliminates these wastes before they can accumulate in tissues and affect the functioning of
cells and organs. Blood enters the kidney through the _____ and passes into small vessels that lead
to tiny tube-like structures called nephrons.
a.ureter b. renal artery c.urethra
31. The process of moving digested food through the villi into your bloodstream is called _____?
a.absorption b. digestion c.excretion
32. Food, oxygen, and wastes enter and leave the blood through the _____?
a.arteries b. capillaries c.veins
33. The exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the respiratory system takes place within the
______?
a.nose b. pharynx c.alveoli
34. The growth and release of mature egg are parts of the female reproductive cycle or menstrual
cycle. If an egg is not fertilized during the menstrual cycle, the lining of the uterus breaks down
and menstruation occurs. The menstrual cycle stops during _____?
a.ovulation b. puberty c.pregnancy
35. During puberty ________.
a.great amounts of sex hormones are produced.
b. hands and feet get larger.
c.male and female body shapes become different.
d. a,b,and c
36. Genetics is the study of heredity. The passing of traits from parents to offspring. Genes are section
of DNA that determine an organism’s inheritance. Genes are found in the chromosomes. Human
sex cells normally have _______?
a.23 chromosomes b. 23 pairs of chromosomes c.46 chromosomes
37. Which person’s sex chromosome determine the sex of an offspring?
a.mother’s b. father’s c.grandmother’s
38. A person with the sex chromosomes XY is a ______?
a.male b. female c.dominant
39. The atomic number of an element is the number of protons in each atom of the element. Which
combination of particles is neutral?
a.5 protons, 5 electrons b. 10 protons, 10 neutrons c.18 protons, 21 neutrons
40. Four men lift a crate weighing 1 000 N to a height of 1 m. if one man is at each corner of the crate,
how much work does each man do?
a.25 N-m b. 250 joules c.1 000 N-m
41. Machines change the direction, size or speed of forces. The Ideal Mechanical Advantage (IMA) of
a machine is the ratio of the effort distance compared to the weight distance. The Actual
Mechanical Advantage (AMA) of a machine is the ratio of weight to effort. What is the AMA of a
machine that lifts a weight of 120N with an effort of 20 N?
a.6 1 c.240
b.
6
42. The efficiency of a machine is the ratio of output to input work. What is the efficiency of the
machine that does 168N-m output work with 224N-m of input work?
a.25% b. 75% 1
c.133 %
3
43. What is the IMA of an inclined plane 20m long and 4m high?
a.0.20 b. 0.25 c.5
44. What weight is lifted by a lever with a 3-m resistance arm when 24N is applied to the 5-m arm?
a.40 N b. 14.4 N c.1.6 N
45. An object weighing 8N was lifted to a height of 4m. How much work is done?
a.4 joules b. 2N-m c.32 joules
46. The maximum height reached by a wave from its rest position called ______?
a.wave motion b. amplitude c.frequency
47. Which of the following statements is true?
a.The tendency of objects to remain in a state of motion or at rest is called inertia.
b. The period of pendulum is the time it takes to make a complete motion in one direction.
c.The weight of an object is the measure of its mass.
48. Electricity is the energy in the form of electrons that can move along a path or conductor and can
be changed into heat, light, mechanical, and chemical energy. Ohm’s Law states that volts are
equal to amperes times ohms. A watt is a unit of power found by multiplying volts times amperes.
The electric energy that is used in your home is measured in kilowatt-hour. How much current will
120 volts send through a resistance of 2 ohms?
a.60 amperes b. 240 amperes c.60 volts
49. What is the resistance of an electric toaster if 120 volts send a current of 5 amperes through it?
a.24 watts b. 24 ohms c.24 kilowatt-hours
50. Find the total wattage of an electric range that uses a 5-ampere current on a 230-volt line.
a.1 150 watts b. 11 150 volts c.46 watts
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BIOLOGY
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1. Which of the following statements is true?
a.Animals that have backbone are called invertebrates.
b. Mammals are cold-blooded, breathe through lungs, and feed their young with milk.
c.Amphibians breathe through lungs when they are young and through gills when they are adult.
d. Fish have gills ad scales, and breathe through gills.
2. Animals without backbones whose bodies are soft and often covered by hard shells are _____?
a.arthropods c.mollusks
b. echinoderms d. protists
3. Living things that sometimes seem to be like animals and sometimes seem to be like plants, and
most often have just one cell are _______?
a.protists c.worms
b. mollusks d. arthropods
4. Lower plants are a group of simple plants that do not make seeds and have no roots, stems or
leaves. Those with chlorophyll are called _______?
a.protists c.algae
b. fungi d. mosses
5. ________ are green plants that have spores instead of seeds. They have no true stems, roots, or
leaves.
a.protists c.mosses
b. ferns d. algae
6. A kind of cell division in which each new cell receives only one chromosome from each pair of
chromosomes.
a.meiosis c.gene
b. mitosis d. bacteria
7. A way of reproducing in which a small swelling from certain plant or animal cells grow into a new
plant or animal and breaks away from the old one.
a.regeneration c.fertilization
b. budding d. fission
8. It is the process of food-making in the plant. During this process, light energy from the sun is
trapped in the chloroplasts and changed to chemical energy.
a.absorption c.respiration
b. digestion d. photosynthesis
9. A cell that is not identical to either parent, but has characteristics of both is produced by
________?
a.asexual reproduction c.sexual reproduction
b. budding d. regeneration
10. Which of the following statements IS ALWAYS TRUE?
a.Viruses are living cells.
b. Bacterial are always harmful.
c.Viruses, when in the host cell are like dead chemical substance.
d. Viruses cannot reproduce by themselves.
11. Leaves are especially important in _________?
a.supporting the plants c.producing sugar
b. storing food d. absorbing minerals for the plants
12. A closed circulatory system of vertebrates is important because it____
a.does not prevent loss of blood from the body.
b. distributes food quickly through a large body.
 c.makes the animal cold-blooded.
d. always needs a four-chambered heart.
13. Skeletal muscles are voluntary and usually work in opposing pairs. When a skeletal muscle
contract, it _______
a.pulls a bone c.pushes a bone
b. relaxes d. is an involuntary action
14. Bones connect at joints. Cartilage reduces friction at the joints and prevents the bone ends from
grinding away. Bone is made of?
a.Fat with protein and phosphorous
b. Tendons and ligaments
c.Protein with calcium and phosphorous compounds
d. Dead epidermis skin
15. Cardiac muscle is an involuntary muscle found in the ____. It makes very strong contractions and
rarely tires. Each cardiac cell has a built-in rhythm of contraction.
a.intestines c.ligaments
b. heart d. stomach
16. Every day we twist, bend, reach, glide, and grip. We can move in these ways because our bones
connect at places called joints. Bones that meet at movable joints are held close together by
ligaments. A joint is sprained when?
a.the cartilage tears c.the ligaments overstretch or tear
b. the bones overstretch or tear d. the bones twist out of the joint
17. Ball-and-socket joints allow circular movement. An example of this is the _______
a.knee c.skull
b. shoulder d. wrist
18. Human skin cools the body, provides nerve endings, and protects the body from diseases causing
organisms, ultraviolet rays, and excessive water loss. Skin produces a dark brown chemical called
melanin. Melanin ______?
a.causes skin cancer c.protects you from ultra violet rays
b. cools the body d. aids digestion
19. Digestion breaks large food molecules into small molecules that can enter your cells. Most food is
digested and absorbed in the ________?
a.mouth c.small intestine
b. stomach d. large intestine
20. Food contains over one hundred substances called nutrients that the body needs to survive.
Nutrients are grouped into six main classes. Which three classes of nutrients can supply the body
with energy?
a.fats, carbohydrates and proteins
b. minerals, vitamins and water
c.fats, carbohydrates and mineral
d. proteins, carbohydrates and minerals
21. Food is liquified, stored, and mixed with hydrochloric acid and digestive enzymes in the
________?
a.mouth c.stomach
b. esophagus d. small intestine
22. Blood transports food, oxygen, and wastes throughout your body. It also carries infection fighters,
enzymes and chemical messengers. Food, oxygen and wastes enter and leave the body through
________?
a.arteries c.veins
b. capillaries d. atria
23. The heart is like two pumps in one. The right pump collects blood and sends it to your lungs.
a.aorta
Oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged in the lungs.c.pulmonary vein collects blood from the lung
The left pump
b. pulmonary artery d. lymph vessel
and pumps it throughout the body. Blood travels from the lungs to the left atrium through the
_______?
24. Which of the following is a function of blood?
a.picks up nutrients from the small intestine and oxygen in the lungs.
b. sweeps mucus and traps pathogens out of the body.
c.picks up digestible nutrients from the lungs.
d. none of the above
25. Which system exchanges gases between cells and lungs?
a.respiratory system c.circulatory system
b. digestive system d. excretory system
26. Which of the following describes the major difference between bryophytes and tracheophytes?
a.tracheophytes can survive on land c.tracheophytes can make their own food
b. tracheophytes have seeds inside fruits d. tracheophytes have vessels to transport
materials
27. The myofilaments of muscles consist primarily of two proteins. These two proteins are called ___.
a.actin and myosin c.progesterone and estrogen
b. progesterone and testosterone d. estrogen and progesterone
28. The chromosomes responsible for characteristics other than sex are known by which of the
following terms?
a.ribosomes c.autosomes
b. lysosomes d. spermatocytes
29. Each of the following is a cell organelle except one. Which one of these is NOT a cell organelle?
a.mitochondrion c.cytoplasm
b. lysosome d. endoplasmic reticulum
30. Hormones are composed from many classes of molecules. As far as our present knowledge
extends, hormones are NOT found in which of the following categories of substances?
a.proteins c.nucleic acids
b. peptides d. steroids
31. In a plasma membrane, which of the following provides a general barrier to the movement of
molecules?
a.lipids c.carbohydrates
b. proteins d. all of these
32. In the first stage of photosynthesis, light energy is used to ________________.
a.move water molecules c.split water
b. denature chlorophyll d. produce carbohydrates
33. Osmoregulation is concerned with:
a.excretion c.control of the body's water content
b. ionic regulation d. carbon dioxide regulation
34. Which of the following is not an arachnid?
a.lobster c.black widow spider
b. scorpion d. tick
35. Water molecules enter plant epidermal cells by:
a.osmosis c.translocation
b. active transport d. transpiration
36. The immune system normally discriminates between which types of antigens?
a.B and T cells c.humoral and cell-mediated
b. self and non-self d. primary and secondary
37. What percent of the total radiant energy received by a plant is converted to chemical energy?
a.less than 2 c.50
b. 10 d. 75
38. Humans cannot digest cellulose because __________________.
a.it does not contain sugars c.it is made up of monosaccharides
b. it is made up of disaccharides d. humans lack the proper enzymes
39. In which cerebral lobes is the speech center located?
a.frontal c.temporal
b. parietal d. occipital
40. In the first stage of photosynthesis, light energy splits water molecules leaving a by-product which
is released. This byproduct is _______.
a.hydrogen c.oxygen
b. carbon dioxide d. methane
41. The muscle which is under involuntary control is ___________.
a.striated c.skeletal
b. smooth d. all of the above
42. Of the following three substances, which provides the LEAST source of energy for the body?
a.protein c.carbohydrates
b. fats d. b & c
43. Which cell count tends to be elevated when an individual has an allergy or parasitic worms?
a.red blood cells c.eosinophil
b. erythrocyte d. platelet
44. The loss of water by plants in the form of vapor is called __________.
a.evaporation c.evapotranspiration
b. transpiration d. vaporization
45. Sponges are included in which of the following phyla?
a.Cnidaria c.Reptilia
b. Porifera d. Foraminifera
46. All of the following are characteristic of amphibians EXCEPT:
a.moist skin c.metamorphosis
b. the absence of scales d. live in salt water
47. In flowers the terminal part of a stamen, containing the pollen sacs is known as the __________.
a.anther c.filament
b. style d. pistil
48. Of the following, which is NOT a viral disease?
a.Hepatitis c.Tuberculosis
b. Chicken Pox d. Rabies
49. Surplus red blood cells, needed to meet an emergency, are MAINLY stored in what organ of the
human body?
a.pancreas b. spleen
 c.liver d. kidneys
50. The several types of white blood cells are sometime collectively referred to as ________________.
a.erythrocytes c.erythroblasts
b. leukocytes d. thrombocytes

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1. Which of the following scientists was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1911 for the discovery of the
radioactive elements, radium and polonium?
a.John Dalton c.Emil Fischer
b. Dmitri Mendeleev d. Marie Curie
2. He is the person who developed a table of elements which revealed regularities in elemental
properties in 1869?
a.Theodore Richards c.Dmitri Mendeleev
b. Antoine Lavoisier d. Svante Arrhenius
3. How many electrons can occupy an s orbital?
a.one c.three
b. two d. four
4. Which of the following refers to the scattering of light by colloidal particles?
a.Rutherford effect c.Thompson effect
b. Tyndall effect d. none of these
5. Which noble gas has the highest melting point?
 a.argon c.xenon
b. krypton d. radon
6. A solution with a pH of 12 is ____________.
a.weakly acidic c.weakly basic
b. strongly acidic d. strongly basic
7. The halogen with the largest atomic radius is _____________.
a.Cl c.Br
b. I d. At
8. Which of the following is NOT a means of preparing carbon dioxide?
a.burning coke in the absence of air c.heating certain normal carbonates
b. combustion of methane d. action of acids on carbonates
9. Which one of the following is NOT a vitamin?
a.ascorbic acid c.trypsin
b. niacin d. riboflavin
10. Of the following, which has units of "Pascal"?
a.force c.pressure
b. volume d. viscosity
11. Which of the following is the element represented by the symbol B?
a.Barium c.Boron
b. Bismuth d. Beryllium
12. In the periodic table, which of the following identifies a horizontal row?
a.period c.family
b. group d. series
13. Which one of the following atoms has two unpaired electrons in its ground state?
a.Sodium c.Oxygen
b. Calcium d. Aluminum
14. The elements in group 1A of the periodic table are called:
a.halogens c.alkali metals
b. alkaline earths d. rare earths
15. In a flame test, the presence of copper in a solution is evident by what color flame?
a.red c.indigo
b. orange d. blue-green
16. Of the following types of material, which is the one that is heterogeneous?
a.quartz c.granite
b. feldspar d. mica
17. Acids react with bases to form which of the following?
a.salt and acidic anhydride c.basic anhydride and salt
b. water and basic anhydride d. salt and water
18. Which of the following is a metallic salt of a fatty acid? Is it:
a.soap c.rubber
b. plastic d. petroleum
19. Which of the following is NOT a noble gas?
 a.Neon c.Argon
b. Hydrogen d. Krypton
20. Lithium, Sodium, Potassium, Rubidium, Cesium, and Francium belong to what group of elements?
a.Noble gases c.Alkali metals
b. Halogens d. Alkaline earth metals
21. Which of the following scientists first stated the law of conservation of mass?
a.Lavoisier c.Proust
b. Dalton d. Boyle
22. Which of the following four elements has the largest atomic radius?
a.Strontium c.Calcium
b. Francium d. Bromine
23. Sucrose, ordinary table sugar, may be classified as a _____________.
a.Monosaccharide c.Polysaccharide
b. Disaccharide d. Oligosaccharide
24. Pure water is approximately what molar concentration?
a..55 Molar c.55 Molar
b. 5.5 Molar d. 550 Molar
25. How many atoms of oxygen are in a glucose molecule?
a.2 c.10
b. 6 d. 12
26. Which of the following is the weakest acid?
a.hydrochloric acid c.sulfuric acid
b. hydrofluoric acid d. nitric acid
27. Of the following liquids, which is most dense?
a.water c.acetone
b. gasoline d. chloroform
28. Which of the following metals melts in your hand?
a.Gallium c.Sodium
b. Cesium d. Magnesium
29. When vinegar and baking soda are mixed together, what gas is formed?
a.oxygen c.carbon dioxide
b. nitrogen d. hydrogen
30. What term describes the process when a solid phase changes directly to the gas phase?
a.sublimation c.evaporation
b. deposition d. condensation
31. Children are especially at hazard from lead because
a.It can reduce intelligence c.It can delay motor development
b. It can impair memory d. All of the above
32. Which of the following substances cannot be decomposed by chemical means?
a.potassium c.salt
b. water d. sugar
33. What is the equivalent of 10 degrees Celsius in the Kelvin scale?
 a.283 K c.110 K
b. -283 K d. 273 K
34. The acid present in vinegar is _______________.
a.Lactic Acid c.Hydrochloric Acid
b. Citric Acid d. Acetic Acid
35. What is the chemical formula for baking soda?
a.NaCl c.Mg(OH)2
b. NaHCO3 d. CaOCl
36. A process in which substances are separated through differences in the rates at which the
components migrate is called ___________.
a.filtration c.elution
b. chromatography d. titration
37. The lanthanide series in the periodic table of elements are also known as ____________.
a.rare earth elements c.fifth period elements
b. non-metals d. sixth period elements
38. The most abundant element in the universe is thought to be ___________.
a. carbon c. hydrogen
b. oxygen d. nitrogen
39. The inventor of the Kelvin temperature scale was ___________.
a.K. Cavendish II c.Sir William Thomson
b. Lord William H. Harrison d. none of the above
40. A compound may be represented by
a.a chemical formula c.a radical
b. a symbol d. an equation
41. What is formed when an element is burned in air?
a.oxide c.base
b. acid d. salt
42. Which of the following is a compound?
a.Alka-Seltzer c.Pineapple juice
b. Milk of magnesia d. Soil
43. Evaporation of alcohol is physical change because__________.
a.alcohol retain its properties when it vaporizes
b. the properties of alcohol vapor are different from those of liquid alcohol
c.alcohol molecules escape from the surface of the liquid
d. heat is absorbed when liquid alcohol changes to vapor
44. When an atom loses an electron, it becomes __________.
a.neutral c.a negative ion
b. positive ion d. unstable
45. If an ion has 30 protons, 28 electrons and 35 neutrons, what is its atomic mass/mass number?
a.28 c.35
b. 30 d. 65
46. All pure chemical substances can be either which of the following pairs?
a.compounds and solutions c.elements and mixtures
b. compounds and elements d. mixtures and solutions
47. It is the separation of a liquid into different substance with different boiling points
a.distillation c.filtration
b. chromatography d. evaporation
48. The building blocks from which all matter is composed are known as _____________.
a.elements c.compounds
b. liquids d. atoms
49. An example of chemical change is the ____________.
a.burning of wood c.breaking of glass bottle
b. melting of an ice cube d. sawing of a piece of wood
50. Air is made up of several gases. It is an example of _________________.
a.an element c.a compound
b. a homogeneous mixture d. a heterogeneous mixture
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1. A glass beaker has a mass of 200 grams. After some water is added to the beaker, the mass of the
beaker and water is 1 200 grams. Calculate the volume of the water. (1 cm3 = 1 gram)
a.1 liter c.100 cm2
b. 1 cm3 d. 1 000 cm2
2. Density of a substance is mass per unit volume. It is a measure of how close the particles of matter
are packed together. The density of a piece of brass is 8.4 g/cm 3 if its mass is 42 grams, find its
volume.
a.2 cm3 c.0.2 cm3
b. 5 cm3 d. 1 cm3
3. A graduated cylinder is filled with water to a level of 33.4 ml. when a piece of copper is lowered
into the cylinder, the water level rises to 53.4 ml. if the density of Cu is 8.9 g/cm 3, what is its
mass?
a.178 g c.871 g
b. 132 g d. 128 g
4. Work is the product of the force applied to an object and the distance the object moves. The unit
for work is joules (0 joules = Newton-meter). A force of 40 Newtons is used to push a box 4
meters across a room. Calculate the work done.
a.10 joules c.80 joules
b. 20 joules d. 160 joules
5. Energy is the ability of an object to do work. Potential energy is the energy due to position. PE =
mgh (m = mass; g = 9.8 m/sec2; h = distance from the ground). A ball weighing 5 newtons is
thrown from a height of 1 meter to a height of 25 meters. It then falls to the ground. How much
potential energy does the ball have, when it hits the ground?
a.0 b. 980 joules
 c.0.51 joules d. 100 joules
6. Kinetic energy is the product of one-half of the mass of an object and the square of its velocity.
What is the kinetic energy of a 10- gram bullet moving with a velocity of 50 meters per second?
a.5 joules c.12.5 joules
b. 125 joules d. 125,000 joules
7. Power is the rate of doing work. (746 N -m/sec = 1 Horsepower). How much power is needed to
push a box with a force of 200N a distance of 10m in 20 sec.?
a.100 HP c.746 HP
b. 100 N-m/sec d. 746 N-m/sec
8. Speed is the distance traveled per unit time. Velocity is speed in a particular direction.
Acceleration is the change in velocity per unit time. How does an increase in the speed of a car
affect the braking distance?
a.It decreases c.There is no change
b. It increases d. None of the choices
9. The speed of light is 3 x 108 m/sec. How long does it take for the light to reach the earth from the
sun, which is 1.5 x 1011 m away?
a.500 seconds c.500 hours
b. 500 minutes d. 500 days
10. An airplane whose air velocity is 400 kph has a tail wind of 120 Kph. How long will it take the
airplane to cover 1 040 km relative to the ground?
a.2 hrs. c.3 hrs.
b. 2.5 hrs. d. 4 hrs.
11. A car travels at 100 kph for 2 hours, at 60 kph for the next 2 hrs., and finally 80 kph for the last
hour. What is the car average velocity for the entire trip?
a.50 kph c.25 kph
b. 30 kph d. 80 kph
12. Express the velocity 30 mph in ft/sec. (5 280 ft = 1 mile)
a.22 c.66
b. 44 d. 88
13. A glass prism separates white light into the colors of a spectrum. It bends violet light _______ the
red light.
a.More than c.The same amount as
b. Less than d. None of the choices
14. Waves transfer energy through space and matter. Water waves can be used as a model in studying
wave behavior. Their characteristics are similar to those of invisible waves. The linear distance
between corresponding points on consecutive waves is called ____?
a.amplitude c.frequency
b. wavelength d. sound wave
15. The chief source of energy on earth is _____?
a.nuclear energy c.burning fuel
b. the sun d. electricity
16. The type of energy that reaches the earth from the sun is ______?
a.potential c.mechanical
b. chemical d. radiant
17. Which kind of wave does not move through empty space?
a.sound c.light
b. gamma rays d. x-ray
18. What does a barometer measure?
a.humidity c.wind speed
b. air pressure d. rain
19. What does thermometer measure?
a.humidity c.wind speed
b. temperature d. humility
20. What do scientists use to measure the strength of earthquakes?
a.thermometer c.seismograph
b. barometer d. hygrometer
21. Electric current may be expressed in which one of the following units?
a.coulombs/volt c.coulombs/second
b. joules/coulomb d. ohms/second
22. A Newton is equal to which of the following?
a.kilogram-meter per second c.kilogram-meter per second squared
b. meter per second squared d. kilogram per meter-second
23. Work is equal to which of the following?
a.the cross product of force and displacement.
b. the product of force times time
c.force divided by time
d. the dot product of force and displacement
24. The work done by a friction force is:
a.always positive c.always zero
b. always negative d. either positive or negative depending upon
the situation.
25. As defined in physics, work is:
a.a scalar quantity c.a vector quantity
b. always a positive quantity d. always zero
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1. The study of the processes that from and change the Earth is known as _____________.
a.geology c.meteorology
b. hydrology d. astronomy
2. What is the hardest mineral on Earth?
a.talc b. diamond
 c.gold d. silver
3. The solidified lava of a volcano belongs to which rock family?
a.igneous c.sedimentary
b. metamorphic d. fossilized
4. Which of the following energy sources does NOT originally come from the Sun?
a.wind c.geothermal
b. Ocean thermal energy conversion d. hydroelectric
5. What gas makes up the majority of our atmosphere?
a.Oxygen c.Hydrogen
b. Carbon dioxide d. Nitrogen
6. The tanning rays of the sun are called ____________.
a.infrared rays c.ultraviolet rays
b. visible light d. gamma rays
7. Global climate change is being attributed to the atmospheric increase in what two gases produced
by human activities?
a.oxygen and hydrogen c.nitrous oxide and sulfur dioxide
b. ozone and methane d. methane and carbon dioxide
8. The ozone layer is located in which region of the atmosphere?
a.stratosphere c.thermosphere
b. mesosphere d. troposphere
9. Which of the following pairs contains one igneous and one sedimentary rock?
a.shale and marble c.granite and limestone
b. sandstone and quartzite d. obsidian and gneiss
10. Which of the following is a metamorphic rock?
a.sandstone c.quartz
b. granite d. marble
11. Igneous rocks that form from magma are known as:
a.minerals c.intrusive rocks
b. extrusive rocks d. gneiss
12. Which of the following is the name of the partly melted rock layer on which the plates move?
a.lithosphere c.hydrosphere
b. asthenosphere d. outer core
13. Cirrus clouds are __________.
a.rain clouds c.made of ice crystals
b. thick and fleecy d. low cloud layers
14. The name of a rapid rise of coastal water that accompanies the arrival of a cyclone is called:
a.hurricane c.tidal wave
b. storm surge d. cyclonistat
15. Certain substances are classified as water pollutants, others as air pollutants and still others as land
pollutants. Which of the following pollutes all three parts of our environment?
a.fluorocarbons c.acid rain
b. smog d. ozone
16. What process breaks solid rocks into smaller pieces?
a.deposition c.weathering
b. cementation d. metamorphosis
17. By what process are surface materials removed and transported from one location to another?
a.weathering c.deposition
b. erosion d. cementation
18. The point of the earth’s surface that is directly above the center of origin of an earthquake is
_______.
a.epicenter c.focus
b. fracture d. fault
19. Which is responsible for ozone depletion in the upper atmosphere?
a.chlorofluorocarbons c.sulfur dioxide
b. carbon dioxide d. carbon monoxide
20. Which theory proposed that all of the world’s landmasses originally began as one large landmass
called pangaea?
a.continental drift c.big bang theory
b. plate tectonics d. ocean floor spreading
21. The largest circular storm in our solar system is on the surface of which of the following planets?
a.Jupiter c.Uranus
b. Venus d. Earth
22. The biggest asteroid known is ____________.
a.Vesta c.Ceres
b. Icarus d. Eros
23. One of the largest volcanos in our solar system-if not the largest-is named Olympus Mons. This
volcano is located on _______.
a. Jupiter's moon Callisto
b. Venus
c. Saturn's moon Titan
d. Mars
24. The andromeda Galaxy is which of the following types of galaxies?
a.elliptical c.barred-spiral
b. spiral d. irregular
25. The greatest distance of a planet from the sun is called what?
a.aphelion c.helix
b. perihelion d. eccentricity
26. On which day of the year does the summer solstice usually occur?
a.May 21 c.July 22
b. June 21 d. August 22
27. Which planet is usually the brightest in the sky?
a.Mercury c.Mars
b. Venus d. Uranus
28. Which of the following is NOT part of the Sun’s atmosphere?
a.corona c.solar wind
b. chromosphere d. photosphere
29. Why does the sun rise in the west and set in the east when viewed from Venus?
a.Venus is the closest planet to Earth.
b. Venus’ orbital period is 224 Earth days.
c.Venus has a retrograde rotation.
d. The semimajor axis of Venus is only 0.723 AU from the Sun.
30. What is the color of the hottest star?
a.red c.yellow
b. orange d. blue
31. Apparent patterns of stars long imagined to outline shapes of objects is a _____________.
a.constellation c.galaxies
b. supernova d. big dipper
32. Identify our galaxy and its type.
a.Milky : Spiral c.Andromeda : Spiral
b. Pegasus : Irregular d. Milky Way : Spiral
33. Which pair of Moon phases are opposites?
a.new and full c.waxing crescent and first quarter
b. full and waning gibbous d. waxing gibbous and last quarter
34. Which of the following is a terrestrial planet?
a.Jupiter c.Uranus
b. Saturn d. Mars
35. The VISUAL aurora consists of luminous arcs, rays or bands in the night sky, usually confined to
high latitudes and located in the ______________.
a.troposphere c.ozonosphere
b. stratosphere d. ionosphere
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