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- Q1
Some animals can actually reproduce by budding. What is budding?
When an animal develops from a part of its parent.
When a bud forms and divides itself into two.
When a bud forms on the adult’s body and develops into a new animal.
When an animal decomposes.
30s - Q2
What do you call the adaptation that allows an animal to hide by blending into its surroundings?
Mimicry
Camouflage
Caricature
Simulation
30s - Q3
How does internal fertilization among animals make reproduction more efficient?
More eggs are produced in the safe environmentand the chances of fertilization are increased.
Fewer eggs are needed because they develop protected inside mother'sbody.
Fewer eggs are needed because they arefertilized immediately by more sperm.
More eggs get fertilized because more sperm areable to unite inside the mother's body.
30s - Q4
People who live in crowded areas and in big cities can observe the exhaust fumes from motor vehicles. These fumes contain carbon oxides act like a sheet of glass above the earth trapping the sun’s heat and making the air warmer. How can you describe the situation?
global warming
greenhouse effect
acid rain
depletion of the ozone layer
30s - Q5
Which ofthe following organisms is cold-blooded with a dry scaly skin?
earthworm
lizard
frog
whales
30s - Q6
When matter is changed into another matter having different properties, the type of change is known as
chemical change
electrical change
atomic change
physical change
30s - Q7
___________ is a sac-like pouches that attach to the vas deferens near the base of the bladder; manufactures a sugar-rich fluid(fructose) that serves as a source of energy and makes sperms move.
Prostate gland
SeminalVesicle
Vas deferens
Urethra
30s - Q8
______is the loose pocket-like skin (foreskin) hanging behind the penis. It protects and holds the testicle and prevents exposure of thetestis to the male’s high body temperature, furthermost when the male is ill or with fever.
Epididymis
Scrotum
Urethra
Penis
30s - Q9
The glands located just beside the vaginal opening that produce fluid or mucus secretion ___________.
Ovaries
Bartholin's glands
Fallopian tubes
Clitoris
30s - Q10
_______happens when pollen grains are transferred from the anther (male reproductive part) into the stigma (female reproductive part) of a flower. It is usually brought about by wind, insects, or birds.
Budding
Pollination
Fertilization
Asexual
30s - Q11
It is the type of estuary formed after some time by sand bars and barrier islandsby ocean currents and waves in coastal areas.
Fjords Estuaries
Delta System Estuary
Bar-builtEstuary
Tectonic Estuaries
30s - Q12
Which gives the correct cyclical pattern of the moon’s phases?
First Quarter – New Moon – FullMoon – Last Quarter
First Quarter - Last Quarter -Full Moon - New Moon
New Moon – Waxing Crescent –First Quarter – Full Moon
New Moon – Waning Crescent – LastQuarter – Full Moon
30s - Q13
Why are constellations important?
They brighten the sky with their beautifulpatterns
They are used to praise God’s
They are used to tell horoscope or fortunetelling in astrology
They help mariners and navigators find direction
30s - Q14
Which of the following is an example of chemical change when heat is applied?
freezing of water
Cutting clothes
Burning of wood
Sharpening a pencil
30s - Q15
The Lunar Cycle is also called________________.
The Phases of the Moon
Moon’s Beliefs
Tides
Weather
30s