ICLA Christian Academy

St. Paul St. Lopez Village San Isidro, Paraaque City

3rd PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION IN SCIENCE 7

SCHOOL YEAR 2016-2017
Name of Student:___________________________________

Score:____________

Name of Teacher: MS. JULIA ANGELA N.CARIMPONG

Date:_____________

I.

Identify the terms being asked. Write the correct answer on

the space provided.

__________________1. A movement at a constant speed in a straight line.

__________________2. In motion that has both magnitude and direction.
__________________3. It changes in position in a particular direction.
__________________4. It used to determine instantaneous speed.
__________________5. What is the best example of a vector quantity?
__________________6. It defined how fast a body moves or how fast its position
changes.
__________________7. Disturbances inn matter that propagate and form
moving patterns in the process are called _________.
__________________8. The natural position is known as the rest position or
_____________.
__________________9. The larger the __________ of wave is the more energy it
carries.
__________________10. The sound that could be heard called __________.
__________________11. This is the sound above the range of human hearing.
__________________12. It serves to collect and channel sound to the middle
ear.
__________________13. Who proposed the particle theory of light?
__________________14. Who showed the existence of electromagnetic waves
travelling at the speed of light?
__________________15. It serves too transform the energy of compressional
wave within the inner ear fluid into nerve impulses that can be transmitted
to the brain?

II.

Circle the letter of the best answer.

1. It is the sound below the range of human hearing.

a. Ultrasonic

b. Infrasonic
c. Supersonic
d. Shock wave
2. Sound cannot travel here.
a. Solids
b. Liquids
c. Gases
d. Vacuum
3. It is dependent upon the frequency of sound.
a. Pitch
b. Amplitude
c. Loudness
d. Quality or timbre
4. In which of following media will sound travel faster?
a. Brick
b. Oil
c. Water
d. Air
5. As frequency increases, wavelength __________.
a. Decreases
b. Remains the same
c. Becomes faster
d. Increases
6. Increasing the amplitude of the sound waves increases its __________.
a. Speed
b. Pitch
c. Frequency
d. Loudness
7. Sound waves are produced by _________.
a. Radio stations
b. Vibrating bodies
c. Objects under pressure
d. Soft objects
8. The amplitude of a particular wave is 1 m. the top-to-bottom distance
of the wave disturbance is _______.
a. 0.5 m
b. 1.0 m
c. 2 m
d. 3 m
9. The part of the human ear which vibrates when hits by sound waves is
_________.
a. Pinna
b. Cohlea
c. Eardrum
d. Auditory nerves
10.
Frequency is expressed in __________.
a. Decibels
b. Hertz
c. M/s
d. Sec
11.
The speedometer in your car tells you the ________ of your car.
a. Acceleration
b. Average speed
c. Instantaneous speed
d. Velocity

12.
To report the ______ of an object, we must specify both its speed
and direction.
a. Acceleration
b. Velocity
c. Length
d. Speed
13.
Sam runs twice around a 500 m track and field oval. What is his
displacement?
a. 1000 km
b. 500 km
c. 200 km
d. 0
14.
A decrease in velocity means ______.
a. A body is decelerating
b. A body is at rest
c. A body is accelerating
d. The body is unstable
III.
Draw and label the following. 10 points each
A. Transverse wave and longitudinal wave

B. Accordion model of the ear

PREPARED BY:
MS. JULIA ANGELA N.CARIMPONG
SUBJECT TEACHER

APPROVED BY:
MR. RENE R. REFRE
PRINCIPAL