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WorksheetsSCIENCE 3 - 2ND MT REVIEWER
Total questions: 86
Worksheet time: 43mins
These are cells or groups of cells that respond to information in the surroundings.
organ
Receptors
Stimuli
Are things or events that cause certain reactions or effects in organisms or in one of their parts.
organ
Receptors
Stimuli
An organ used for seeing
ears
eyes
nose
An organ used for hearing.
ears
eyes
nose
It is the white part of the eye and it covers almost the entire surface of the eyeball.
pupil
sclera
lens
It is the colored part of the eye
retina
cornea
iris
It is a tough, transparent layer of tissues that covers and protects the pupil and the iris.
cornea
Receptors
Stimuli
It is a transparent, flexible tissue behind the iris and the pupil.
lens
Retina
pupil
It detects images from the lens and sends these images to the optic nerves.
lens
Retina
pupil
It interprets or gives meaning to the visual image that you see.
ears
brain
heart
It sends the images from the retina to the brain.
cornea
iris
optic nerve
It is a type of vibration that moves through matter in the form of waves.
sound
light
gravity
The part of the ear that you can see and is made of cartilage that is covered with skin.
ear canal
pinna
ear drum
It is a tough tissue that is softer and more flexible than bone.
cell
cartilage
bones
It is an opening or tunnel where sound waves travel.
ear canal
earwax
ear drum
It is a spiral-shaped tube in the inner ear that is filled with liquid.
cochlea
eardrum
cornea
It moisturizes the skin of the ear canal and fights off infection by trapping dirt and other small foreign objects, preventing them from entering the ear canal.
earwax
eardrum
ear canal
It is the white part of the eye and it covers almost the entire surface of the eyeball.
retina
lens
iris
cornea
It is the colored part of the eye.
retina
lens
iris
cornea
It is a tough, transparent layer of tissues that covers and
protects the pupil and the iris.
retina
lens
iris
cornea
It is a transparent, flexible tissue behind the iris and the pupil.
retina
lens
iris
cornea
It detects images from the lens and sends these images to
the optic nerves.
retina
lens
iris
cornea
Are thin layers of movable skin and muscles that cover and protect the eye.
eyelids
eyebrows
iris
cell
________ and eyelashes are both made of thick hairs that trap dust, sweat, and other foreign debris.
eyelids
eyebrows
iris
cell
Is the basic unit of life.
eyelids
eyebrows
iris
cell
Which part of the nose has a moist lining that traps dirt?
cilia
septum
nasal cavity
mucous membrane
Which part of the nose sends messages to the brain?
cilia
septum
nostril
nasal cavity
A part of the nose that separates the nostrils and nasal cavity.
cilia
septum
nostril
nasal cavity
These are tiny hairs found in nasal cavity.
cilia
septum
nostril
nasal cavity
These are two holes in our nose which the air we breathe goes in.
cilia
septum
nostril
nasal cavity
A piece of tissue that vibrates weakly or strongly depending on the loudness or softness of sound.
earwax
cochlea
ear canal
pinna
eardrum
The part of the ear that you can see and is made of cartilage that is covered with skin.
earwax
cochlea
ear canal
pinna
eardrum
A tunnel like part of an outer ear which the sound waves travel through.
earwax
cochlea
ear canal
pinna
eardrum
Is a spiral-shaped tube in the inner ear that is filled with liquid?
earwax
cochlea
ear canal
pinna
eardrum
It moisturizes the skin of the ear canal.
earwax
cochlea
ear canal
pinna
eardrum
The outer part consists of the _______________.
Pinna and Ear Canal (P.E)
Hammer, Anvil, and Stirrup (H.A.S)
Cochlea and Semicircular canals (C.S)
The middle ear consists of three tiny bones: _______________
Pinna and Ear Canal (P.E)
Hammer, Anvil, and Stirrup (H.A.S)
Cochlea and Semicircular canals (C.S)
The inner ear consists of the _____________________.
Pinna and Ear Canal (P.E)
Hammer, Anvil, and Stirrup (H.A.S)
Cochlea and Semicircular canals (C.S)
What is the body’s largest sense organ?
ears
skin
nose
tongue
What do you call the circular opening at the center of your eyes where light passes through?
pupil
cornea
eyelids
eyebrows
It refers to the ability of an individual to see.
vision
myopia
hyperopia
astigmatism
blurry or distorted vision
vision
myopia
hyperopia
astigmatism
nearsightedness
vision
myopia
hyperopia
astigmatism
farsightedness
vision
myopia
hyperopia
astigmatism
Which part is located at the back of the eye and is connected to the optic nerve?
iris
lens
retina
cornea
It is a group of similar cells that work together to perform a certain functions.
cell
tissue
muscles
transparent
It means clear or see through.
cell
tissue
muscles
transparent
Are soft tissues that can contract and relax to produce movement.
cell
tissue
muscles
transparent
Which part of the ear collects sound waves from your surroundings?
anvil
pinna
cochlea
cartilage
Which is not a part of the middle ear?
anvil
stirrup
cochlea
hammer
Which part of the nose has a moist lining that traps dirt?
sinus
septum
nasal cavity
mucous membrane
It make sure that none of the mucus and dirt get into the air - filled hollow spaces by sweeping the mucus back into the nasal cavity called _____.
sinuses
septum
nasal cavity
mucous membrane
Which part of the nose sends messages to the brain?
sinus
septum
nasal cavity
mucous membrane
Which part of the tongue helps in grasping and manipulating food in the mouth when you eat?
saliva
papillae
microvilli
taste buds
It is clear, watery liquid that is produced in certain areas of the mouth.
saliva
papillae
microvilli
taste buds
The surfaces of the papillae are covered with thousands of ____________
saliva
papillae
microvilli
taste buds
It have tiny hairs
saliva
papillae
microvilli
taste buds
What do you call the pigment that is produced in the epidermis and gives the skin its color?
oil
blood
sweat
melanin
It is the outermost layer of the skin. It is layer that you see.
epidermis
dermis
hypodermis
The deepest layer of the skin. It is mostly composed of fat tissues and connective tissues.
epidermis
dermis
hypodermis
The layer of the skin below the epidermis. This layer is made up of dense connective tissues.
epidermis
dermis
hypodermis
Are tiny, tube - like structures that form in the epidermis.
sweat glands
blood vessels
pores
hair - follicle
Are tiny - tube like structures that supply the skin with blood.
sweat glands
blood vessels
pores
hair - follicle
It produce and release sweat to opening on the skin surface.
sweat glands
blood vessels
pores
hair - follicle
Are small, pouch - structures from which hair grows.
sweat glands
blood vessels
pores
hair - follicle
What does sebum do to your skin?
It gives your skin color
It releases sweat from the skin.
It regulates your body temperature
It keeps the skin soft and smooth.
You should watch television about one meter away from the screen.
TRUE
FALSE
When you read, the light should fall on your book.
TRUE
FALSE
Use a hairpin to clean your ears.
TRUE
FALSE
Play loud music whenever you have a party.
TRUE
FALSE
When using earphones or earbuds, use only 60% of your gadget’s volume for six continuous hours to avoid damaging your ears.
TRUE
FALSE
Blow your nose gently on a soft tissue when you have a cold.
TRUE
FALSE
Take a bath on alternate days to keep yourself clean.
TRUE
FALSE
Eat plenty of cakes, cookies, and candies to keep your skin healthy.
TRUE
FALSE
Apply sunscreen on your skin when you have to be on the sun for a long time.
TRUE
FALSE
Apply lotion when your skin is dry.
TRUE
FALSE
Your skin covers your head and legs only.
TRUE
FALSE
A Beta-carotene is a substance that gives red, orange, yellow, and dark green colors to fruits and vegetables.
TRUE
FALSE
If your tongue is not properly cleaned, the bacteria and acids on it can affect your teeth and may cause problems like cavities and tooth decay.
TRUE
FALSE
Very hot food and drinks cannot burn your tongue.
TRUE
FALSE
Avoid being out in the sun when sunlight is at its strongest during the day between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
TRUE
FALSE
Stuffy nose and runny nose are common indications or symptoms of an allergy.
TRUE
FALSE
Reading in a dimly lit room is healthy habit because the eyes get strained.
TRUE
FALSE
60-60 rule means that you should set the volume of your gadget to 60% and use it for 60 minutes at a time.
TRUE
FALSE
Optometrist examines the eyes and prescribes glasses to improve vision.
TRUE
FALSE
Clean only the outside part of your ears with a matchstick and bobby pins.
TRUE
FALSE
