Science Q2
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- Q1
Our body has its shape and form. We can also sit and stand alone. Which of the following organs give the body its shape, forms and support our body?
Bones
Kidney
Brain
Heart
30s - Q2
When you eat food, it will be digested after several hours. In whatpart of the digestive tract is food completely digested?
mouth
large intestine
esophagus
small intestine
30s - Q3
What is the function of the lungs?
It provides blood to the heart.
It filters the blood going to the heart.
It is where exchange of gases takes place.
It provides hormones to the heart.
30s - Q4
The heart is the center of the circulatory system. It is a muscular organ about the size of your fist. How does the heart function?
It filters the blood.
It is responsible for breathing.
It pumps the blood throughout the body.
It takes in air from outside the body.
30s - Q5
The heart pumps blood to distribute oxygen and nutrients to all parts of the body. What do you call the process by which blood transport the needed nutrients from the heart and to the rest of body?
Circulation
Heart pump
Breathing
Gas exchange
30s - Q6
How do the heart and lungs work together?
The lungs help the heart to pump blood.
The heart provides nutrients to the lungs.
The lungs help the heart provide nutrients for the body
The heart pumps the blood into the different body parts while thelungs filter the blood before going back to the heart.
30s - Q7
Your friend had an accident which damaged his brain. After the accident, he cannot move both of his legs. Why did this happen?
Your legs cannot anymore detect your brain
The part of your legs connected to the brain was damaged.
The part of your brain commands your legs to stop moving.
The part of your brain that controls leg movement was affected.
30s - Q8
What do you call the disease that makes the bone brittle and weak due to lack of calcium?
fracture
tuberculosis
ulcer
osteoporosis
30s - Q9
The following shows good habits in taking care of our internal organs, EXCEPT?
Smoking cigarettes.
Eating balanced diet.
Taking enough sleep and rest
Maintain clean surroundings.
30s - Q10
How can you take good care of your stomach and intestines?
Eat on time.
Eat junk food
Skip meal
Drink soft drinks and alcohol
30s - Q11
What is one of the primary functions of a plant's root system?
Photosynthesis
Capturing sunlight
Anchoring in the soil
Producing flowers
30s - Q12
What is the main function of stems in the shoot system of a plant?
Absorbing water and nutrients
Anchoring the plant in the soil
Transporting water and nutrients
Capturing sunlight for photosynthesis
30s - Q13
What type of root is in the picture?
Tap root
Adventitious Root
Fibrous Root
Thick Root
30s - Q14
When you observe a plant with well-developed root and shoot systems, you can conclude that:
The plant is unhealthy and needs more care.
The plant is undergoing a growth spurt.
The plant is likely thriving and has adapted to its environment.
The plant will produce fewer flowers and fruits.
30s - Q15
Why is it important for a plant to have both root and shoot systems?
Root systems produce oxygen, and shoot systems produce carbon dioxide.
Root systems store excess water, and shoot systems release excess water.
Root systems absorb water and nutrients, while shoot systems capture sunlight and perform photosynthesis.
Root systems anchor the plant in the soil, and shoot systems produce carbon dioxide.
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