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CLCE 3rd Year Test Term II 2019 Quiz

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A child is frightened by a loud noise and shouts for help.

In which order are different types of neurones involved in this response?

a)

Motor neurone to Relay neurone to Sensory neurone

b)

Motor neurone to Sensory neurone to Relay neurone

c)

Sensory neurone to Motor neurone to Relay neurone

d)

Sensory neurone to Relay neurone to Motor neurone

2.

What is an example of a reflex arc?

a)

Retina→ motor neurone→ relay neurone→ sensory neurone→ iris muscle

b)

Retina→ motor neurone→ sensory neurone→ relay neurone→ iris muscle

c)

Retina→ sensory neurone→ motor neurone→ relay neurone→ iris muscle

d)

Retina→ sensory neurone→ relay neurone→ motor neurone→ iris muscle

3.

The diagram shows part of a person’s nervous system that has been cut at X?

A bee stings the finger, as shown. What are the effects of this sting on the person?

a)

NO pain was felt and NO arm moved

b)

NO pain was felt and YES arm moved

c)

Yes pain was felt and NO arm moved

d)

YES pain was felt and YES arm moved

4.

Which two bones form a ball and socket joint?

a)

Humerus and ulna

b)

Radius and scapula

c)

Scapula and humerus

d)

Radius and ulna

5.

The diagram below shows part of the elbow joint.

Why are the muscles labelled 1 and 2 described as antagonistic?

a)

They both affect the same bone

b)

They have the same bending effect on two different bones

c)

They have opposite effect on the same joint

d)

They have opposite effects on different joints

6.

The diagram shows a person doing ‘pull ups’ on a horizontal bar?

In moving from the lower position X to the upper position Y, which muscles and joint movements occur?

a)

Biceps CONTRACTS, triceps RELAXES and ball and socket joint EXTENDS

b)

Biceps CONTRACTS, triceps RELAXES and ball and socket joint ROTATES

c)

Biceps RELAXES, triceps CONTRACT and ball and socket joint ROTATES

d)

Biceps RELAXES, triceps CONTRACT and ball and socket joint FLEXES

7.

Compared with the few days before ovulation, which hormone is released in increased quantities three days after ovulation?

a)

Follicle Stimulating Hormone (FSH)

b)

Luteinizing Hormone

c)

Oestrogen

d)

Progesterone

8.

In the female reproductive cycle, which sequence of events occur in 28 days?

a)

Fertilization → ovulation → implantation

b)

Implantation → ovulation → fertilization

c)

Menstruation → ovulation → fertilization

d)

Ovulation → fertilization → menstruation

9.

This diagram shows the reproductive system of a human female.

Where does fertilization take place?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

10.

The structure between the uterus and the vagina is the

a)

uterine tube

b)

cervix

c)

vulva

d)

hymen

11.

A surgical method of birth control involves cutting some of the tubes through which sperm pass.

At which point does the surgeon make the cuts?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

12.

Which of the following statements describes correctly the chemical reactions that take place in the mouth?

a)

Amylase breaks down large starch molecules into maltose molecules

b)

Chewing reduces the surface area of starch molecules for digestion

c)

Saliva emulsifies fats into smaller fatty acids

d)

Teeth break up large molecules from insoluble to smaller soluble molecules

13.

Which of the following options in the table correctly gives the properties of sound waves?

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

14.

Charles College of Education (CLCE) is situated about 10km from Chisekesi. How long would it take people at CLCE to hear a loud bang that takes place in Chisekesi?

Note, sound travels at 340m/s?

a)

29.4s

b)

19.4

c)

38.4

d)

58.8

15.

Which type of wave is longitudinal?

a)

light wave

b)

radio wave

c)

sound wave

d)

surface water wave

16.

The diagram shows waves travelling on the sea.

Which points are one wavelength apart?

a)

P and R

b)

Q and S

c)

Q and T

d)

S and T

17.

Arrange the speeds of sound in gases, solids and liquids in an ascending order?

a)

the speed of sound is lowest in gases, higher in solids and highest in liquids

.

b)

the speed of sound is lowest in gases, higher in liquid and highest in solids.

c)

the speed of sound is lowest in solids, higher in liquid and highest in gases.

d)

the speed of sound is lowest solids, higher in gases and highest in liquids

18.

Why cannot two astronauts hear each other on the moon?

a)

because the two astronauts are too far away from each other

b)

because of the head helmets that astronauts wear on the moon, they block and cover their ears

c)

there is a vacuum on the moon, hence sound waves cannot be propagated

d)

because of weightless resulting from gravity on the moon

19.

What is the approximate frequency range which can be heard by the human ear?

a)

2 Hz – 20 Hz

b)

2 Hz – 200 Hz

c)

20 Hz – 2000 Hz

d)

20 Hz – 20 000 Hz

20.

Which part of a permanent magnet is the strongest?

a)

The North-pole

b)

The south-pole

c)

Both the North and South-pole

d)

Between the North and North-pole

21.

A BONE is calcified tissue and is less flexible. It contains living cells and non-living fibres while CARTILAGE may be firm or semi-transparent containing many fibres as well as living cells plus hard tissue but more flexible than a bone.

a)

True

b)

False

22.

ENDOSKELETON is a hard skeletal material found on the OUTSIDE of the body while EXOSKELETON is a hard protective material found in the INSIDE the body.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

Axial skeleton is composed of the skull, backbone and rib-cage while, the appendicular is composed of the arms and legs

a)

True

b)

False

24.

In the mammalian digestive system, which part contains plenty villi?

a)

Duodenum

b)

Stomach

c)

Ileum

d)

Colon

25.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic that makes the villi effectively carry out its function

a)

Thin epithelium for absorption of digested food

b)

Supplied with blood capillaries for transportation of glucose and amino acids

c)

Has lacteal for transportation of fatty acids and glycerol

d)

Has reduced surface area for absorption of digested nutrients

26.

Enlargement of the scrotum, testes, penis and commencement of wet-dreams are directly linked to changes that take place during puberty in females.

a)

True

b)

False

27.

Development of breasts, commencement of menstruation plus broadening of the pelvis are changes that occur during puberty in:

a)

Females

b)

Males

c)

Babies

d)

Aged persons

28.

Which of the following NOT a pre-natal activity for an expectant mother?

a)

Checking weight of the mother to be and to ascertain that foetus is growing well.

b)

Checking blood pressure to avoid convulsions during delivery due to hypertension.

c)

Checking if breast feeding is being done right by the new mother.

d)

Checking blood type, in case of the need for transfusion during delivery

29.

Post natal activities DO NOT include:

a)

checking foetal heart, to ensure that the foetus is alive throughout the pregnancy term

b)

checking the general recovery of the new mother, to make sure that her body returns to normal

c)

checking if breast-feeding is done right

d)

checking the blood pressure of the new mother

30.

This is an example of a sensory neurone.

a)

True

b)

False

31.

In which body structure(s) are the terminal dendrites of this neurone situated?

a)

Muscles and glands

b)

Liver

c)

Central nervous system

d)

Skin

32.

Which of the following is neither X, Y or Z on the provided diagram

a)

Dendrite

b)

Myelin sheath

c)

Synapse

d)

Axon

33.

Traditional communication involves the use of basic resources (indigenous) methods or means such as horns, drums, fire, smoke to send or receive messages

a)

True

b)

False

34.

What has made communication to be faster today than it was 100 years ago?

a)

the launching of Satellites into the earth's orbit

b)

Television

c)

Radio

d)

improvement of Technology

35.

VIDEO CAMERA and MICROPHONE should be included in TV broadcasting if viewers are to view moving pictures and perceive sound (voices).

a)

True

b)

False

36.

Standing in front of Kiwanuka hotel facing the classroom area, armed with a string and a magnet.

Which two directions will you be able to locate using a string and a magnet?

a)

North-west direction

b)

South -east direction

c)

North-south direction

d)

South-west direction

37.

In trynig to locate direction using a string and magnet.

Which factor could affect the outcome of the experiment?

a)

Air

b)

Wind

c)

Sun

d)

Distance of the suspended magnet from the ground

38.

Sunset and rise can be used to locate which directions?

a)

East-west

b)

South-east

c)

North-west

d)

North-east

39.

Location of direction using a string and a bar magnet, is evidence that magnets are used in the manufacture of which instrument?

a)

Campus

b)

Compass

c)

Campass

d)

Speakers

40.

Standing in front of Kiwanuka (facing the Admin block, identify a structure in the direction the North-west direction

a)

Office block

b)

Njase hostel

c)

Chapel

d)

The generator house