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WorksheetsFirst Quarter Examination_ Science Review
Total questions: 70
Worksheet time: 2hrs 46mins
Which science process skill are you using if you are looking for the similarities and differences between or among objects?
classifying
comparing
inferring
observing
measuring
To compare things, we need to describe how they are alike and different.
You want to know the tastiest spread to put on your sandwich?
classifying
comparing
inferring
observing
measuring
Your class will be grouped according to age.
classifying
comparing
inferring
observing
measuring
You want to know how long your ID lace is.
classifying
comparing
inferring
observing
measuring
You want to get a closer look at a butterfly.
classifying
comparing
inferring
observing
measuring
You want to know how much water is inside the glass.
classifying
comparing
inferring
observing
measuring
_____ is finding out the size or amount of something.
classifying
comparing
inferring
observing
measuring
_____ is using the senses to collect information about something.
classifying
comparing
inferring
observing
measuring
The can of pineapple has _________ than the can of corn.
less mass
more mass
The slices of watermelon have _________ than the slices of cheese.
less mass
more mass
The ping-pong ball is the least dense solid.
The densest of all solids is the bolt.
Flask A contains more volume of chemicals than Flask B.
Which of the following statements is true about the amount of space occupied by the liquid in each glass?
Glass A has more volume of liquid than glass B and C.
Glass B has less volume of liquid than glass C.
All liquids in the glasses occupy the same amount of space.
Solids do not follow the shape of their containers.
If you put a liquid in a graduated cylinder, the shape of the liquid would be cylinder, too.
Air follows the shape of its container, so it has a definite shape.
The picture shows the same liquid transferred to different containers. What does this tell us?
Liquids have definite volume.
Liquids have no definite volume.
Liquids have definite shape.
Liquids have identifiable shape.
The matter shown in the picture is a solid. It has an identifiable shape.
Which has less weight?
the watermelon
the pumpkin
Which painting occupied the greatest space?
A
B
C
Cork is less dense than water.
Which has more mass?
canned tomatoes
canned soup
The vegetable oil is more dense than the rubbing alcohol.
TRUE
FALSE
Liquid B occupies more space than liquid A.
TRUE
FALSE
The _____ has more volume than the chair.
television
sofa
flower pot
The liquid soap is _______ than the ethyl alcohol.
less dense
denser
Identify three observable characteristics that are passed on from the parent to the offspring.
wavy hair
skin color
shape of the nose
color of the hair
Identify two observable characteristics that are passed on from the parent to the offspring.
skin color
presence of dimples
shape of the face
curly hair
Which of the following are some of the observable characteristics that are passed on from the parent zebra to its offspring? Click on all that applies.
black with white spots
black with white stripes
four legs
long neck
shape of the body
Which of the following are some of the observable characteristics that are passed on from the parent plant to its offspring? Choose two traits.
green leaves
yellow leaves
round- shaped leaves
pattern of the leaves
Living things reproduce.
Physical traits are passed on to the offspring through reproduction.
Study the animation. Write 1 observation about it.
(a)
The _________ is the colored part of the eye.
cornea
iris
pupil
The part of the eye that controls the size of the pupil is the _____
cornea
iris
pupil
Which part of the eye focuses light to be able to form an image?
cornea
iris
pupil
lens
retina
Which part of the eye forms an upside-down image?
cornea
iris
pupil
lens
retina
Which part of the eye sends messages to the brain about what we see?
iris
optic nerve
pupil
lens
retina
The lens of the eye changes its shape to focus on near and distant objects.
Identify the part of the eye being described.
It is the transparent layer where light passes through.
cornea
iris
retina
pupil
Identify the part of the eye being described.
It is the small opening behind the cornea.
cornea
iris
retina
pupil
What is the part of the eye pointed in letter b ?
cornea
retina
lens
iris
What is the part of the eye pointed in letter d ?
cornea
retina
lens
iris
Identify the part of the eye pointed by the arrow.
cornea
retina
lens
iris
What is the part of the eye pointed in letter a ?
cornea
retina
lens
iris
Which part of the eye is incorrectly paired to its function?
cornea - part of the eye where light passes through
iris - regulates how much or little light enters the eye
optic nerve - connects the retina to the brain
retina - sends messages and flips the images of what we see
The pupil becomes bigger when the light is dim.
The picture shows an ailment of the eye called _____ .
sty
conjunctivitis
nearsightedness
The picture shows an ailment of the eye called _______.
sty
conjunctivitis
nearsightedness
Which of the following eye defects is shown in the picture?
nearsightedness
strabismus
farsightedness
Which of the following eye defects is shown in the picture?
nearsightedness
strabismus
farsightedness
Which of the following eye defects is shown in the picture?
nearsightedness
strabismus
farsightedness
This part of the ear sends messages to the brain about what we hear.
ossicles
cochlea
auditory nerve
optic nerve
The ________ acts like a funnel that collect sound.
pinna
cochlea
auditory nerve
optic nerve
What does the eardrum do when it receives soundwaves?
The eardrum bursts.
The eardrum does nothing.
The eardrum starts to shrink.
The eardrum vibrates.
Some items in the diagram are incorrect because they do not describe the ears. What are these items?
A and B only
B and D only
A, B, and C
B, C, and D
Identify the part of the ear pointed in number 5 ?
pinna
cochlea
ear canal
auditory nerve
Identify the part of the ear pointed in number 2 ?
pinna
cochlea
ear canal
auditory nerve
collects sound from the surroundings
pinna
cochlea
ear canal
auditory nerve
the passageway of collected sounds
pinna
cochlea
ear canal
auditory nerve
tiny bones that vibrate when struck by sound waves
pinna
cochlea
ear canal
auditory nerve
ossicles
helps in maintaining our balance
pinna
semicircular canal
ear canal
auditory nerve
ossicles
Which ear ailment is characterized by pain, fever, dizziness, and hearing difficulty?
tinnitus
otitis media
deafness
Which ear ailment is characterized by the inability to hear any sound at all?
tinnitus
otitis media
deafness
impacted earwax
earache
Which ear ailment is characterized by ringing in the ears?
tinnitus
otitis media
deafness
impacted earwax
earache
This ear ailment is caused by dust that mixes with earwax.
tinnitus
otitis media
deafness
impacted earwax
earache
When the eardrum vibrates, the _________________ move too, sending the vibrations to the inner ear.
ossicles
auditory nerve
pinna
cochlea
This part of the ear is filled with fluid that changes vibrations into electrical signals or messages.
ossicles
auditory nerve
pinna
cochlea
eardrum
