SCIENCE 7. PRETEST.

MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the letter of the correct answer. 14.The kidneys functions are to filter and to remove the waste
1. What do you call a solution when it has a small amount of from the blood which is harmful to the body. What might happen
dissolved solute in comparison to the amount of solvent. to the person if it fails to function?
A. Saturated Solution C. Dilute Solution a. The kidney will be damaged
B. Concentrated Solution D. Unsaturated Solution b. There is no significant effect to the person
c. The cells of the kidney will be affected
2. This is a property of metals which allows it to be drawn into d. The person will suffer and will need to undergo dialysis
wires. treatment
A. Electrical Conductivity C. Luster
B. Ductile D. Malleable 15.What is the basic unit of life?
a. Heart c. Kidney
3. When you lack this element, children will have Rickets and b. Cell d. Organ
other bone diseases.
A. Sulfur C. Calcium 16.What is made up of different organs that help the body
B. Potassium D. Selenium eliminate metabolic wastes and maintain internal balance?
a. Nervous system c. Circulatory system
4. What micromineral is needed to prevent goiter? b. Excretory system d. Reproductive system
A. Sulfur C. Flourine
B. Potassium D. Iodine 17.What organ system is consisting of the heart, blood, and
blood vessels?
5. This is always transparent, light passes through with no c. Nervous system c. Circulatory system
scattering from solute particles which are molecule in size. d. Excretory system d. Reproductive system
A. Colloid C. Solution
B. Mixture D. Solubility 18.Angelo’s father was hospitalized due to chest pain and
difficulty of breathing. Laboratory examination revealed
6. How do you call the light passing through a colloidal increased cholesterol in blood. Which organ system is mostly
dispersion, such as smoky or foggy air. affected?
A. Homogenous C. Tyndall effect a. Nervous system c. Circulatory system
B. Colloid D. Suspension b. Excretory system d. Reproductive system

7. This refers to the physical combination of two or more 19. What is an optical instrument used for viewing very small
substances in which the identities are retained. objects, like plant or animal cells, typically magnified several
A. Solution C. Saturation hundred times?
B. Mixture D. Solubility a. Magnifying glass c. Stage clips
b. Microscope d. Base
8. What do you call a solution that contains the maximum
amount of solute dissolved by a given amount of solvent. 20. What is also known as a simple microscope?
A. Homogenous C. Saturated Solution a. Magnifying glass c. Stage clips
B. Colloid D. Unsaturated Solution b. Microscope d. Base

9. A type of mixture when different parts of the mixture are 21. What holds the specimen on a microscope?
visible to the unaided eye. a. Magnifying glass c. Stage clips
A. Homogenous C. Heterogeneous b. Microscope d. Base
B. Colloid D. Suspension
22. What is the bottom most portion of the microscope that
10. This is always transparent, light passes through with no supports the entire microscope?
scattering from solute particles which are molecule in size. a. Magnifying glass c. Stage clips
A. Colloid C. Solution b. Microscope d. Base
B. Mixture D. Solubility
23. What is a combination of fungus and algae?
11. The heart pumps blood that carries oxygen and nutrients to a. Algae c. Lichen
the different parts of the body. To which organ system does the b. Bacteria d. Fungi
heart belong?
a. Circulatory system c. Excretory System 24. Which of the following is used in making cheese and yogurt?
b. Digestive system d. Reproductive System a. Algae c. Bacteria
b. Lichen d. Mushroom
12.What is the correct sequence from - smallest to biggest - of
the levels of organization in an organism? 25. Which of the following is an example of a fungi?
a. Cell tissue organ organ system organism a. Algae c. Bacteria
b. Cell organ organ system tissue organism b. Lichen d. Mushroom
c. Cell organ system organ tissue organism
d. Cell tissue organism organ organ system 26.What is shown on this diagram?

13.Each part of an organ system plays a specific function. Which

of the following structures DOES NOT match its function? a. Distance c. Initial Position
a. Eyes - sight c. Kidneys - excretion b. Displacement d. Final Position
b. Heart - circulation d. Ears - respiration
27. What does Path 2 show on this diagram? *CLASSIFY THE FOLLOWING*

38.

a. Distance c. Initial Position

b. Displacement d. Final Position
a. Renewable c. Recyclable
28. Based on the diagram above, what does Point B stand for? b. Non-Renewable d. Sustainable
a. Distance c. Initial Position
b. Displacement d. Final Position 39.

29. Based on the diagram above, what does Point A stand for?
a. Distance c. Initial Position
b. Displacement d. Final Position

c. Which of the following statements is NOT true about the a. Renewable c. Recyclable
object moving with constant speed? b. Non-Renewable d. Sustainable
a. The object is not accelerating
b. The speed of the object is equal to zero. 40.
c. The distance travelled by the object increases uniformly
d. The speed of the object remains the same all
throughout the travel
a. Renewable c. Recyclable
31. NATURAL RESOURCES are material or elements from the b. Non-Renewable d. Sustainable
environment that people__________________.
a. did not create. 41. What is the most abundant element in the Earth’s
b. invented for themselves atmosphere?
c. use to meet their needs
d. observe using scientific equipment a. Ar c. N
b. CO2 d. O
32.What do you call the resource that people can use again and
again but its supply can be replaced? 42. What is the correct order of the Earth’s atmosphere layers
a. renewable c. reliable from Bottom to Top?
b. recyclable d. unlimited
a. stratosphere, mesosphere, troposphere, thermosphere,
33. Which pair of resources is renewable? exosphere
a. cotton and leather c. soil and minerals b. stratosphere, troposphere, thermosphere, mesosphere,
b. aluminum and iron d. coal and solar energy exosphere
c. troposphere, stratosphere, thermosphere, mesosphere,
34. How do you call the imaginary line circling the Earth halfway exosphere
between North and South poles? d. troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere,
a. Latitude c. Equator exosphere
b. Longitude d. Prime Meridian
43. Which layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer?
35. How do you call the imaginary lines that
extend horizontally from east to west. a. Mesosphere
a. Latitude c. Equator b. Stratosphere
b. Longitude d. Prime Meridian c. Thermosphere
d. Troposphere
36. How do you call the imaginary lines that extend vertically
from pole to pole on a globe? 44. In which layer do virtually all-weather phenomena take
a. Latitude c. Equator place?
b. Longitude d. Prime Meridian
a. Exosphere
37. How do you call the great circle on the Earth’s surface b. Mesosphere
passing through The North and South Poles, which is c. Stratosphere
considered 0 degrees longitude? d. Troposphere
a. Latitude c. Equator
b. Longitude d. Prime Meridian 45. In which atmospheric layer is most water vapor found?

a. Troposphere
b. Stratosphere
c. Mesosphere
d. Thermosphere