What is the longest cell in the body?

What is the second most abundant element in the human body accounting for 18 % of the body?

A disorder that causes loss of old and new memories

Cow eat plants and humans eat cow, what are humans?

Orchid in the tree, birds build’s nest on trees, etc. are an example of

It is referred to as “indivisible” because it’s believed that it is the smallest particle

An ion with a negative charge:

It is the process by which species from different ancestors develop similar characteristics/structures?

What study focuses more on metals and minerals?

What is the highest level in taxonomy?

The following are domains of life EXCEPT ______.

Zebra, Horses, donkeys and mules have a lot of similarities because they belong to the same

What is the study of chemical process of living organisms?

The set of observable characteristics in an individual resulting from the expression of genes?

A change in the DNA sequence of an organism maybe due to radiation, etc. is called ______.

When a section of genes or DNA, are removed from an organism and supplemented or inserted into the plasmid?

What is the distance between two consecutive waves?

Cylindrical container in the laboratory used in measuring, mixing and pouring chemicals

Range of technologies that employ living organisms or parts of them to make diverse product

Cup-like receptacle made of porcelain used for heating inside the lab.

Rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time or the number of waves passing by a specific point in a period is called ____________.

Processes of removing harmful bacteria from packed or unpacked milks and juices by applying mild heat

Sahara: dessert :: arctic: _____

The weight of an object on earth is greater than its weight on the moon because Earth has greater ______.

Factory of cement, plastics companies contribute to the more than half of

The cell wall, vacuole, and the plastids are found in

The time elapsed between exposure to a pathogenic organism, a chemical, or radiation, and when symptoms and signs are first apparent

What law resembles “redshift”?

Which of the following is not a kind of protein?

What is the goal to generate the first sequence of the human genome?

The magnitude of displacement is always

What is the temperature of Mercury when it’s nearest the Sun?

The first organic compound that is derived from inorganic?

Referring to the geological time scale, which is true among the following:

Which of the following is the correct from least to greatest?

Which of the following is from largest to smallest?

Which of the following is of the sun?

What is a machine that provides a physical method of sterilization by killing bacteria, viruses, and even spores present in the material put inside of the vessel using steam under pressure?

What type of data is shown?

What is the ratio between the speed of light to the crown glass?

What is an example of predation?

Which one/s take place in radioactive decay?

I. An unstable atomic nucleus spontaneously loses energy by emitting ionizing particles and radiation

II. A stable atomic nucleus alpha and beta particles

III. An atom of one type transforms to an atom of another type that results to a decay chain

What is the classification of the animal-like, plant-like organisms?

Arrange from most dangerous to least dangerous: pollution, climate change, alien species, lost of habitat.

Which of the following is correct?

Protozoa, seaweed and molds belong to?

Who discovered penicillin?

The power rating of an electric motor that draws current of 3A when operated a 120 V is _______.

The force between the charges given at a particular distance.

Which of the following is a homogenous solution?

What is the term involves using relationships between reactants and/or products in a chemical reaction?

Catalyst: Enzymes - Hydrolysis: ___

Which of the following belong to plant cells and not found in animal cells?

What energy transformation takes place in a generator?

Plants are eaten by humans and animals. They are considered as _______.

The horizontal movement of the air is called __________.

Which of the following has a low melting point, insolubility in water, but soluble in ether are characteristics of compound called __.

Who is the monk that coined the term “cell”?

What is the cell organelle that make most of the energy for the cell and have their own genetic material that is different from the genetic material found in the nucleus?

What energy is involved when a power bank is connected to a charging cellphone?

What is the field of chemistry that study organic substances and compounds?

What process kills harmful microbes in milk without affecting the taste or nutritional value?

What is the study of enzymes and enzyme-catalyzed reactions?

What is the largest ecosystem in the world, composed of 71%?

What is a reliable source of energy?

It is the unit structure of carbohydrates?

Plants produce oxygen in daytime and carbon dioxide at night through the holes in their leaves called _____.

Which of the following can’t be tested through blood test?

Most common to be tested in laboratory?

What are complex macromolecules responsible for building, repairing tissues and helping in metabolic processes?

What looks like a spilled milk-shaped galaxy according to ancient people?

Which of the following do not dissolve in water?

In a two-dimensional diagram, the vertical axis is called __.

The following are examples of frequency count except

These processes maintains and shows homeostasis EXCEPT

What is the chemical that carries genetic material in the body?

Which is not made of carbon?

Chronological order from earlier to present:

Who coined the word “gene”?

What graph uses pictures in presenting data?

What is the energy currency of the cell?

What is the energy in a powerbank?

The weight of an object on moon is lesser than its weight on the earth because moon has lesser _.

The following can cause mutation in DNA except:

Regenerative medicine: Stem Cell as genetic engineering: _______.

Genetic engineering: Preventive medicine as stem cell: _____________

Plants are producers and secondary consumers are humans, which are ______.

Which of the following is LEAST considered in discovering a new exoplanetary system?

What do you call the process when you combine acid and base that produces water and salt?

H2O2 becomes H20 and oxygen. What do you call this process?

In a two-dimensional diagram, the horizontal axis is called __.

Which of the following is not considered as an animal, fungi and plant?

Battery is ________.

What percent of speed of light is speed of light in crown glass?

Find the force of repulsion + 0.5 and +2 with a distance of 3m?

What is a line where a body rotates and divides into 2 equal parts?

Dialysis is used if there is a failure of ______.

It is a bond when two non-metals react.

It is the process when you combine Na and Cl.

What do you call when two different organism develop similar characteristic as a result of same needs in the environment?

Ice pellet that didn’t melt but still land on the ground as a solid?

In a cell, which of the following is the largest component?

It shows the number of atoms of an element in the equation?

____________ are natural ecosystems, what do you call an aquarium, pond, zoo?

What is used to determine if there is a something wrong with the sequence of nucleotides or how to know the location of the gene?

is the process of determining the order of nucleotides in a DNA molecule?

What do you call the interaction of a sea anemone and a clownfish?

What is the study of the cell?

These are the elements that is a primary make up of a living thing except sulfur.

Who is the father of taxonomy?

Who is the father of heredity?

What to do to ensure safety from microbes in an experiment?

It consists of the 65 percent in human body and makes up most of the cell.

Initial evidence that supports the big bang theory of the creation of the universe came from ____.

Which statement on intensive farming or agriculture is CORRECT?

During periods of increased global temperatures, which of the following is most likely to occur?

Why are dams thicker at their bottom than at their tops?

What is the highest classification of plants and animals?

Mosquitoes, ticks and lice suck blood from other organisms because they are _____.

What is the ratio of 5/20=50/200?

One complete wave is called ______.

Which of the following doesn’t cause global warming?

Med Biotechnology: CT Scanners, Nutritional Biotech: ________.

What is the primary function of science in the field of education?

What is a significant benefit of utilizing science in the field of medicine?

In a food chain, which category do carnivores typically fall into?

Which of the following instruments can be used to magnify distant objects?

What limitation does a microscope help overcome when observing small objects?

In which common process is yeast typically used?

Which phenomenon can have a negative impact on mollusk populations and may result in shellfish poisoning?

What term best describes the relationships between different organisms in a food web?

How are the relationships between organisms typically represented in a food chain?

Which cellular structures are described as hair-like and aid in the movement of cells or substances around cells?

What is the primary force responsible for a guava falling from its tree or if you are playing a yoyo?

What term describes an entity that occupies space, contains various particles, has different size and mass, and exhibits inertia?

Which category of organic compounds do margarine and olive oil belong to?

What term is used to describe harmful organisms such as bacteria and viruses?

What process in primitive plants is responsible for the abundance of oxygen in Earth's atmosphere?

What term is used to describe the path of light in physics and optics?

Which of the following best describes the result when an object's length and height are both doubled?

What is the average number of eggplants harvested below across 4 days? Day 1= 12 Day 2= 10 Day 3= 15 Day 4= 19

Which term refers to the supercontinent that existed approximately 335 million years ago, consisting of all Earth's land masses?

What is the method used to create a Modified Genetic Organism and what are some of its potential uses?

What type of organism is not included in the main kingdoms of life?

What is phylogenetics and how does it aid in understanding the evolutionary relationships and diversification of species?

How does Genetic Drift impact the genetic variation and evolution of populations, and what are some examples of this process?

What is the Doppler shift?

What type of organism is not considered part of the main kingdoms of life?

What are the main causes of global warming and what are some of its impacts on the environment and human society?

What are electrolytes and what is their function in the human body?

Household products: detergents :: Acid: _____

What is convection and how does it work in the transfer of heat in liquids and gases?

What is radiation and how does it play a role in the transfer of heat?

What is parasitism and how does it differ from other symbiotic relationships in the biological world?

What is the state of matter of the rays of the sun?

What was the name of the volcano that erupted in 1990?

What is a hemisphere and how is it used to describe the division of the Earth's surface?

What is the commonly used scale to measure the magnitude of an earthquake?

_______ can be separated into its components by physical means.