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11. Which of the following fundamental forces holds everything with mass or energy brought to one
Department of Education another. An example of this is the pull of Sun, Earth, and Moon to one another.
Region III – Central Luzon A. Electromagnetic Force C. Strong Nuclear Force E. Gravity
Schools Division of Tarlac Province B. Weak Nuclear Force D. Frictional Force
CAPAS HIGH SCHOOL 12. This fundamental force is responsible in holding the subatomic particles together.
Senior High School A. Electromagnetic Force C. Strong Nuclear Force E. Gravity
Dolores, Capas, Tarlac
B. Weak Nuclear Force D. Frictional Force
13. These are the particles that constitute the subatomic particles.
PHYSICAL SCIENCE A. Photons C. Quarks E. Leptons
3rd Grading Period | Quarter Test | Grade 12 B. Waves D. Hadrons
NAME: ________________________________________________________ SCORE: ___________ 14. It is the process that creates the atomic nuclei from pre-existing subatomic particles.
A. Nuclear Fusion C. Nucleosynthesis E. Biosynthesis
STRAND/YEAR & SECTION: ________________________________________ DATE: ____________
B. Nuclear Fission D. Photosynthesis
I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Shade one of the circles under each letter provided before each number.
15. Which of the following could greatly explain well the expansion of the universe?
A B C D E
A. Hubble’s Law C. Law of Motion E. Relativity
1. It is the sciences that is concerned with the study of non-living things including their structure,
B. Law of Conservation of Mass D. Law of Conservation of Energy
composition and the energy they possess.
16. Democritus first observed and gave ideas about atoms. Which of the following is not his ideas or
A. Social Science C. Physical Science E. Philosophy
beliefs about it?
B. Natural Science D. Formal Science
A. Atoms differ in composition C. Atoms are in constant motion E. All are correct
2. The following are associated with the discipline Physics, EXCEPT:
B. Atoms differ in size and shape D. Atoms are having collision to each other
A. Stoichiometry C. Acoustics E. Optics
17. Which of the following scientists believes that there are only four basic elements in the
B. Thermodynamics D. Geology
universe, and these are air, water, earth, and fire?
3. The following are associated with the discipline Physical Science, EXCEPT:
A. Democritus C. Antoine Laurent Lavoisier E. Aristotle
A. Astronomy C. Earth Science E. Electronics
B. Robert Boyle D. Paracelsus
B. Genetics D. Mechanics
18. He believed that the body’s function is to separate pure from impure. Who is he?
4. It is the scientific discipline involved with the matter’s composition, structure, behavior, and
A. Democritus C. Antoine Laurent Lavoisier E. Aristotle
changes that undergo between them.
B. Robert Boyle D. Paracelsus
A. Biology C. Physics E. Astronomy
19. It states that a compound always contains the same elements in certain definite proportions
B. Earth Science D. Chemistry
and in no other combinations?
5. It pertains to everything that pertains to the collection of all things that exist in space.
A. Law of Conservation of Mass C. Law of Conservation of Energy E. Boyle’s Law
A. Nature C. Society E. Universe
B. Law of Definite Proportions D. Coulomb’s Law
B. Ecosystem D. Earth
20. It was concerned particularly with attempts to convert metals into gold or to find a universal
6. Which of the following is NOT TRUE about the Big Bang Theory?
elixir.
A. Universe started from a single particle.
A. Witchcraft C. Philosophy E. Metallurgy
B. The universe grow through expansion not explosion.
B. Wizardry D. Alchemy
C. The first elements formed was the Hydrogen and Helium.
21. In ancient times, it was said to have an ability to convert nonprecious metals into gold.
D. The environment of the universe in the beginning was very light and cold.
A. Philosopher’s Stone C. Elixir E. Sword of Justice
E. All of these are correct.
B. Alchemist’s Stone D. Crystal of Aurora
7. It is a theory of the formation of the universe that says that the universe has no beginning and
22. In ancient times, it was said to have an ability to give an everlasting life.
will not come to an end.
A. Philosopher’s Stone C. Elixir E. Sword of Justice
A. Big Bang Theory C. Steady State Theory E. Atomic Theory
B. Alchemist’s Stone D. Crystal of Aurora
B. Creationist Theory D. Nuclear Theory
23. He said that in able to convert nonprecious metals into gold is by the process of purification.
8. This is the science of the origin and development of the universe.
A. Jabir Ibn Hayyan C. Alexander the Great E. Robert Boyle
A. Genesis C. Astronomy E. Physics
B. Paracelsus D. Antoine Laurent Lavoisier
B. Cosmology D. Earth Science
24. It is the time wherein scientist stopped on searching the philosopher’s stone and elixir because
9. Based on the Big Bang Theory, how long after the beginning of the universe happened the
they have realized it is not achievable. When was it?
nucleosynthesis wherein the element hydrogen and helium formed?
A. 300 BCE C. 16th Century E. 18th Century
A. 10-12 s C. 1 s E. A million years
B. 200 AD D. 17th Century
B. 10-6 s D. 200 s
25. Which of the following ideas about atom does Thomson’s plum-pudding model is not evident?
10. The following are examples of fundamental forces, EXCEPT:
A. Atoms are electrically neutral C. It has electrons E. None of these
A. Electromagnetic Force C. Strong Nuclear Force E. Gravity
B. It has nucleus D. Atoms has (+) and (-) charge particles
B. Weak Nuclear Force D. Frictional Force
26. He discovered electrons by studying the properties of cathode ray. 41. Ag+, Ca2+, Pb2+, and Al3+ are examples of ___________?
A. John Dalton C. Ernest Rutherford E. Erwin Schrodinger A. Compounds C. Anions E. None of these
B. J.J. Thomson D. Neils Bohr B. Isotopes D. Cations
27. He said that electrons move around the nucleus in a cloud not orbits. 42. Br-, Cl-, O2-, S2- are examples of ___________?
A. John Dalton C. Ernest Rutherford E. Erwin Schrodinger A. Compounds C. Anions E. None of these
B. J.J. Thomson D. Neils Bohr B. Isotopes D. Cations
28. He said that atoms are mostly empty space. 43. Uranium-234, Uranium-235, and Uranium-238 are examples of ___________?
A. John Dalton C. Ernest Rutherford E. Erwin Schrodinger A. Compounds C. Anions E. None of these
B. J.J. Thomson D. Neils Bohr B. Isotopes D. Cations
29. He said that matter is made of small indivisible atioms. 44. Iodine has an atomic number of 53 and an atomic mass of 126.904 g/mol. How many neutrons
A. John Dalton C. Ernest Rutherford E. Erwin Schrodinger does it have?
B. J.J. Thomson D. Neils Bohr A. 52 C. 127 E. 74
30. He said that atoms can’t be subdivided, created, nor destroyed. B. 53 D. 73
A. John Dalton C. Ernest Rutherford E. Erwin Schrodinger 45. Which of the following is true about Oxygen that has 2- charge (O2-)?
B. J.J. Thomson D. Neils Bohr A. It gained 2 electrons C. It lost 2 electrons E. None of these
31. He was the first to developed an atomic model that has nucleus. B. It gained 1 electron D. It lost 1 electron
A. John Dalton C. Ernest Rutherford E. Erwin Schrodinger 46. What would happen if an atom gained some electrons?
B. J.J. Thomson D. Neils Bohr A. Its charge become neutral C. Its charge become negative E. None of these
32. Which of the following is NOT an idea of Rutherford’s Nuclear Model of Atom? B. Its charge become positive D. It will explode
A. Atoms are mostly empty space. 47. Radon has an atomic number of 86 and an atomic mass of 222.018 g/mol. How many electrons
B. Electrons are located outside the nucleus. does it have if it is in its stable form?
C. Most of the mass of the atom is concentrated in its nucleus. A. 85 C. 222 E. 136
D. Atoms are electrically neutral. B. 86 D. 223
E. Positive charge are concentrated at the center of atom. 48. Mercury has an atomic number of 80 and an atomic mass of 200.59 g/mol. Which of the
33. Which of the following are still accepted ideas about atoms? following is not true about its subatomic particles?
A. Atoms has subatomic particles (proton, neutron, electron) A. It has 80 protons C. It has 80 electrons E. All of these are correct
B. Atoms are mostly empty space. B. It has 120 neutrons D. It has 200 neutrons
C. Electrons are found outside the nucleus. 49. Einsteinium has an atomic number of 99 and an atomic mass pf 252.083 g/mol. How many
D. Protons and neutrons are found in the nucleus of an atom. neutrons does it have?
E. Atoms can’t be divided into smaller forms. A. 99 C. 153 E. 252
34. What do you call if an atom gained one or more electrons? B. 100 D. 154
A. Cation C. Isotope E. Molecule 50. Cobalt has an atomic number of 27, an atomic mass of 58.93 g/mol and has a charge of 3+. How
B. Anion D. Compound many electrons does it have?
35. These are atoms that has the same number of protons but differ in number of neutrons. A. 24 C. 26 E. 32
A. Molecule C. Isotope E. Polymer B. 25 D. 27
B. Ion D. Compound
36. What do you call if an atom has gained or lost some electrons? “EDUCATION is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to THINK.”
A. Molecule C. Isotope E. Polymer | Albert Einstein |
B. Ion D. Compound Good Luck and God Bless You!
37. How would you know the number of protons an atom has?
A. By knowing its atomic number C. Same with atomic mass E. None of these Prepared by:
B. By knowing its electronegativity D. By knowing the number of neutrons
38. What will you get if you subtracted the atomic number to its atomic mass?
A. Number of electrons C. Number of neutrons E. Number of orbits EUGENE BERT D. SANTIAGO
B. Number of protons D. Number of nucleus SST I – Subject Teacher
39. Chlorine has an atomic number of 17 and an atomic mass of 35.453 g/mol. How many protons
does it have?
Checked & Reviewed by: Approved by:
A. 16 C. 18 E. 36
B. 17 D. 35
40. If you add the mass of the protons and neutrons, what will you get? CLARINDA D. MAGTOTO YOLANDA M. GONZALES, Ed.D
A. Atomic Number C. Number of Protons E. Number of Electrons HT VI – SHS Department Principal IV
B. Atomic Mass D. Number of Neutrons
ANSWERS
1. E 11. A 21. D 31. C 41. E
2. D 12. B 22. B 32. C 42. B
3. A 13. C 23. E 33. E 43. A
4. B 14. C 24. C 34. D 44. D
5. C 15. B 25. C 35. E 45. C
6. B 16. A 26. C 36. B 46. A
7. A 17. B 27. D 37. D 47. B
8. A 18. D 28. A 38. A 48. E
9. E 19. D 29. B 39. A 49. D
10. D 20. B 30. E 40. B 50. D