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Form 2 First Term MCQ

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Biodiversity is the variety of living organisms that exist on Earth. Select the importance of biodiversity.

I Biodiversity creates the balance of nature

II We can simply kill animals for use

III Develop new housing projects

IV Expand knowledge and create new technology

a)

I and II

b)

I and III

c)

I and IV

d)

II and IV

2.

Examples of homeothermic are owl and cat.

Examples of poikilothermic are eel and p.


Which of the following examples is P?

a)

Whale

b)

Horse

c)

Dolphin

d)

Salamander

3.

Invertebrates are animals without a backbone. Which of the following groups of animals are invertebrates?

a)

Ant, snake, snail

b)

Frog, leech, spider

c)

Cockroach, tapeworm, bee

d)

Butterfly, earthworm, stingray

4.

Diagram 1 shows four animals P, Q, R and S.

Which of the following animals reproduces by giving birth?

a)

P

b)

Q

c)

R

d)

S

5.

The information below is a list of characteristics of a plant.

- fibrous root system

- parallel veined leaves

- one cotyledon in each seeds

Which of the following plants have these characteristics?

a)

Paddy plant and grass

b)

Grass and hibiscus plant

c)

Paddy plant and durian tree

d)

Hibiscus plant and durian tree

6.

Three examples of non-flowering plants are moss, conifer and fern. What is the common characteristic of fern and conifer?

a)

Vascular

b)

Non-vascular

c)

Reproduces through spores

d)

Reproduces by bearing cones

7.

Diagram 2 is a pyramid showing number of organisms living in a pond. Predict the number of snake left in the pond if the number of leaves decreases after one year.

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

0

8.

The organisms below form a food chain in a palm oil plantation.

Rat , Owl , Palm oil tree , Snake

Select the correct food chain formed in the palm oil plantation.

a)

Rat --> Owl --> Palm oil tree --> Snake

b)

Snake --> Owl --> Palm oil tree --> Rat

c)

Palm oil tree --> Rat --> Owl --> Snake

d)

Owl --> Snake --> Rat --> Palm oil tree

9.

Polar bears, fish, arctic foxes and penguin live together and interact with one another in a tundra area. What do they form in the tundra area?

a)

Habitat

b)

Community

c)

Ecosystem

d)

Population

10.

Diagram 3 shows two processes carried out by a tree.

What do P, Q, R and S represent in Diagram 3?

a)

Oxygen, Respiration, Photosynthesis, Carbon dioxide

b)

Carbon dioxide, Photosynthesis, Respiration, Carbon dioxide

c)

Carbon dioxide, Respiration, Transpiration, Water vapour

d)

Water vapour, Transpiration, Photosynthesis, Oxygen

11.

Nutrient cycles in an ecosystem include water, carbon and oxygen cycles. The following human activities disrupt the nutrient cycles, except ______________.

a)

Use of pesticides

b)

Unrestricted logging

c)

Burning of fossil fuels

d)

Conservation of forests

12.

Minerals are required in small quantities to regulate body processes and maintain health. What is the function of calcium?

a)

Strengthens bones and teeth

b)

Helps with muscle contraction

c)

Builds haemoglobin in the blood

d)

Maintains the functions of the nervous system

13.

Interaction between living organisms comprises prey-predator, competition, mutualism, commensalism and parasitism. Which of the following types of interaction between two organisms is incorrect?

a)

Parasitism - Flea and dog

b)

Mutualism - Bee and flower

c)

Prey-predator - Remora fish and shark

d)

Commensalism - Bird’s nest fern and tree

14.

A balanced diet consists of all the seven classes of food taken in the right quantity and proportions to meet the daily requirements of the body. According to diagram 4, which food pyramid is the best guide to plan a balanced diet?

a)

Food pyramid A

b)

Food pyramid B

c)

Food pyramid C

d)

Food pyramid D

15.

Guppies are reared in ponds to feed on mosquito larvae. What is the method used to control the number of mosquito?

a)

Migration

b)

Biological control

c)

Enforcement of law

d)

Change in population size

16.

Diagram 4 shows four types of food.

Which food is rich in carbohydrates which supply energy to our body?

a)

Fried potato, fish

b)

Fried potato, noodle

c)

Chicken, fish

d)

Noodle, fish

17.

Food tests investigate the presence of starch, glucose, protein and fats in food. An emulsion is formed in a food test, this is due to the ______________.

a)

Presence of fat

b)

Presence of starch

c)

Presence of protein

d)

Presence of glucose

18.

Mineral P has the characteristics as shown below.

- Builds haemoglobin in the red blood cells

- Can be found in egg, liver, meat and milk

a)

Iron

b)

Sodium

c)

Iodine

d)

Phosphorus

19.

Complex food molecules are broken down to simpler molecules by specific enzymes. Which of the following food and its digested products is correct?

a)

Starch --> Maltose

b)

Fat --> Amino acids

c)

Dipeptide --> Glucose

d)

Protein --> Fatty acids

20.

Diagram 5 shows the organs of the human digestive system. Based on Diagram 5, which function of the organ is stated correctly?

a)

P - Produces pancreatic juice

b)

Q - Store bile

c)

R - Secrete bile

d)

S - Digest proteins

21.

Select correct statements about human digestive system.

a)

Physical digestion occurs in mouth only.

b)

Chemical digestion does not involve digestive enzymes.

c)

Faeces are excreted from the body through the anus.

d)

Duodenum contains hydrochloric acid to kill bacteria.

e)

Food moves along the oesophagus by peristalsis.