WorksheetsScience Grade 1 - 2nd Qtr Unit Test Reviewer
Total questions: 90
Worksheet time: 1hrs 8mins
What is the third and bottom layer that is mostly made of fat which helps your body stay warm?
Epidermis
Dermis
Fatty Layer
What is the outer layer of the skin that has pores where sweat comes out?
Epidermis
Dermis
Fatty Layer
What is the sense organ for feeling and touching?
Skin
Nerves
Hair
The skin has a material called ______ that gives the skin color.
Melanin
Nerves
Hair
_______________ works with the brain, which tell you how things feel when you touch them.
Melanin
Nerve ending
Dermis
This is a tiny opening on the skin.
Hair
Fat
Pore
What is the body’s largest organ that covers the whole body?
Hair
Skin
Fat
What does SPF stands for?
Skin Protection Factor
Sun Protection Facts
Sun Protection Factor
To help protect your skin, what kind of lotion you need to use?
Whitening lotion
Sunblock lotion
Off lotion
The skin does all of these except:
Help keep our body at just the right temperature
Help the body absorb sugary foods
Allow us to have the sense of touch
Too much sun can damage your skin.
True
False
Maybe
Your bone is the largest organ of your body.
True
False
Maybe
Wash your skin with soap and water daily.
True
False
Maybe
You should use the hottest water possible when washing your hands or bathing.
True
False
Maybe
To help protect your skin, you need to use a whitening lotion.
True
False
Maybe
Eat junkfoods, oily foods, and cola that is good for your skin.
True
False
Maybe
Drink plenty of water to keep your skin healthy.
True
False
Maybe
Eat plenty of green and leafy vegetables to maintain healthy skin.
True
False
Maybe
Wear a hat or use an umbrella when going outdoors during sunny days.
True
False
Maybe
The subcutaneous layer or fatty layer is made mostly of fat, that is why it need to remove because fat is unhealthy for our skin.
True
False
Maybe
What is the sense organ for tasting?
Eyes
Nose
Tongue
What are the bumps on the top of your tongue?
Microvilli
Goosebumps
Papillae
Most of those papillae contain?
Microvilli
Saliva
Taste Buds
What is the sticky, moist material in your mouth that helps dissolve and taste food?
Taste Buds
Saliva
Microvilli
What is the fifth taste that means in Japanese word “having a pleasant flavor”?
Anino
Umami
Ulalam
The function of the tongue are:
Eat, hear, and smell
Eat, speech, and taste
Hear, smell, and see
Your tongue and your ________ help you taste food.
Lips
Nose
Teeth
They believe that if you will do this, it can help you take away unpleasant taste of food.
Holding your breath
Holding your ears
Holding your nose
Cheese and ham are?
Bitter
Sour
Savory
Candies and cakes are?
Salty
Sour
Sweet
A person can talk properly without a tongue.
True
False
Maybe
When we eat food, the nostrils send messages to our brain to tell us how the food taste.
True
False
Maybe
Cleaning your tongue with toothbrush can damage your tongue.
True
False
Maybe
Burned taste buds can disrupt the ability of the microvilli to accurately detect what it is tasting.
True
False
Maybe
We use both smell and taste to detect the flavor of the food.
True
False
Maybe
Holding your nose can help take away unpleasant taste of foods.
True
False
Maybe
Our nose can distinguish about 5 tastes.
True
False
Maybe
Cold foods have stronger flavor that warm foods.
True
False
Maybe
Elders have strongest senses of smell and taste.
True
False
Maybe
The nose is the sense organ for tasting.
True
False
Maybe
What is the sense organ for smelling?
Ear
Nose
Eyes
Made out of thin pieces of bone, this wall separates your nasal passages.
Nostrils
Cilia
Septum
If a large particle, like pollen, gets trapped in your nose and tickles it, what happens?
You might cough
You might sneeze
Your nose might stop breathing
What are the two holes on your nose called?
Septum
Blow holes
Nostrils
It warms and moisten the air that you breathe. This membrane makes mucus?
Mucus
Mucous membrane
Nostrils
Deep inside your nose are tiny hair-like structures called?
Cecilia
Cilia
Cecil
The __________serve as a pathway for the air you breathe?
Nasal passages
Nasal cavity
Nasal
What is the sticky stuff in your nose?
Membrane
Mucus
Cilia
It is the space located behind your nose, in the middle of your face.
Nasal Passages
Nasal Cavity
Nasal
The nose and tongue work together to help you taste.
True
False
Maybe
You can breathe through your nose.
True
False
Maybe
You must not clean your surroundings to keep yourself healthy.
True
False
Maybe
When you smell something unpleasant, you must cover your nose.
True
False
Maybe
You should blow your nose hardly.
True
False
Maybe
You can smell food through your nose.
True
False
Maybe
What is the sense organ for hearing?
Eyes
Ears
Nose
What are the parts of the ear?
Inner Ear and Middle Ear
Middle Ear, Outer Ear and Earlobe
Outer Ear, Middle Ear and Inner Ear
Outer Ear is consists of what part?
Hammer, Anvil and Stirrup
Ear Flap or Pinna, Ear Canal and Eardrum
Earlobe, Cochlea and Auditory Nerve
Middle Ear is consists of what part?
Stirrup, Cochlea and Auditory Nerve
Hammer, Anvil and Pinna
Hammer, Anvil and Stirrup
Inner Ear is consists of what part?
Cochlea and Auditory Nerve
Ear Flap and Earlobe
Anvil and Stirrup
It is the semicircular part of the ear. It is also called ear flap.
Pinna
Earlobe
Ear canal
It is the lower part of the outer ear, it is where earrings are often attached.
Ear Canal
Ear Drum
Ear Lobe
It is the tube that serves as the passages for the sound.
Ear Drum
Ear Canal
Ear Flap
It is a thin skin at the end of the ear canal, it separates outer ear and the middle ear. It vibrates when a sound strikes it.
Ear Drum
Hammer
Ear Flap
What are the 3 tiny bones in our ear?
Ear Flap, Ear Canal, and Ear Drum
Auditory Nerve, Cochlea, and Anvil
Hammer, Anvil, and Stirrup
What is the smallest bone in the middle ear?
Hammer
Anvil
Stirrup
What part of the ear that has a tiny hair cell and fluids?
Cochlea
Auditory Nerve
Stirrup
It is part of the ear that gives the message to our brain to determine what sound it is.
Cochlea
Eardrum
Auditory Nerve
To take care our ears we need to stay away from places where there are very loud sounds.
True
False
Do not cover your ears whenever you hear loud sound.
True
False
Use a sharp and pointed object when cleaning your ears.
True
False
Do not put small objects such as cotton, seeds, or bits of paper, into your ears.
False
True
Do not tell your parents immediately when something gets into your ears.
True
False
Wash and clean your ears regularly with clean cloth or a cotton swab.
False
True
When you stick the cotton swab into your ear deeply, it may hit and damage your eardrum.
False
True
What sense organ we use for sight or seeing?
Skin
Nose
Eyes
It is part of the eyes that found over the eyes and they keep the dust and sweat away from the eyes.
Eyelashes
Eyebrows
Eyelid
Part of the eye that protect the front part of our eyes, they shut to shield the eyes from bright light or from any object that gets near the eyes.
Eyelashes
Eyebrows
Eyelid
It is called the opening and shutting of our eyes.
Winking
Blinking
Closing
Parts of the eye that attached to the eyelids and helps the eyelid to keep dirt out of the eyes.
Pupil
Eyelid
Eyelash
White part of the eyes and it is made of a tough material that coats the eyeball?
Pupil
Sclera
Iris
It is the small tubes that carry blood to the eyes, it is a tiny pink lines that look like thread?
Pupil
Iris
Blood Vessel
It is colored part of the eyes and control the amount of light that enters the eye.
Iris
Pupil
Sclera
It is the black hole at the center of the eyes, when it is light it gets small and when it is dark it becomes bigger to allow more light to enter the eyes.
Sclera
Pupil
Iris
Read in well-lighted room. The light should neither be too dark nor too bright.
True
False
Rub your eyes with your uncleaned hands when it is itchy.
True
False
Do not wear sunglasses and look directly at the sun.
True
False
Rest your eyes by getting enough sleep.
False
True
Eat healthy food such as ripe mangoes, carrots, squash, and papayas to make our eyes healthy.
False
True
Use sharp objects like pencils or sticks when it gets itchy.
False
True
