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Grade 8 Science Exam

Total questions: 150

Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The variable you have control over, what you can choose to manipulate.

a)

Independent Variable

b)

Dependent Variable

c)

Controlled Variable

2.

The variable you have measure in the research and what is affected during the experiment.

a)

Independent Variable

b)

Dependent Variable

c)

Controlled Variable

3.

This is kept constant throughout the experiment.

a)

Independent Variable

b)

Dependent Variable

c)

Controlled Variable

4.

These cause changes in the subject.

a)

Independent Variable

b)

Dependent Variable

c)

Controlled Variable

5.

It responds to the independent variable.

a)

Independent Variable

b)

Dependent Variable

c)

Controlled Variable

6.

Length of the stem (cm) of the Philippine oregano (Plectranthus amboinicus) plant is an example of __________.

a)

Independent Variable

b)

Dependent Variable

c)

Controlled Variable

7.

An untested idea that is logical and drawn out of information can be tested by means of experimentation.

a)

Title

b)

Variables

c)

Problem Statement

d)

Hypothesis

e)

Experimentation

8.

A description of the current and prevailing problem which needs to be addressed. It provides the context for the research study and generates the questions which the research aims to offer solutions.

a)

Title

b)

Variables

c)

Problem Statement

d)

Hypothesis

e)

Experimentation

9.

The process of organizing and visualizing raw data using formats like tables, charts, or text to make it understandable and communicate findings clearly. This helps researchers identify trends, relationships, and patterns, allowing them to draw logical conclusions and present their results effectively to an audience for informed decision-making.

a)

Title

b)

Data Analysis

c)

Problem Statement

d)

Hypothesis

e)

Data Presentation

10.

These are statements based on evidence presented in the data analysis. It includes a summary of the results and indicates whether or not the hypothesis was accepted or rejected.

a)

Conclusion

b)

Variables

c)

Problem Statement

d)

Hypothesis

e)

Experimentation

11.

The aim of the study is to determine if exposing plants to varying colors of light (red, yellow, and green) using cellophane will affect the length (cm) of the stem of Plectranthus amnoinicus plants measured every week for 60 days of experimentation.

The statement above is an example of __________.

a)

Conclusion

b)

Variables

c)

Problem Statement

d)

Hypothesis

e)

Experimentation

12.

A statement that provides the readers with information about the research by stating the independent variable/s (IV) and dependent variables (DV).

a)

Conclusion

b)

Variables

c)

Data Analysis

d)

Hypothesis

e)

Title

13.

An object, factor, or condition that varies or exists in different amounts in an experiment.

a)

Experimentation

b)

Variables

c)

Data Analysis

d)

Hypothesis

e)

Title

14.

Tick all the correct answers.

A good research title must answer the following questions:

a)

What are you trying to investigate?

b)

What are you trying to find out, determine, or discover?

c)

Who are the respondents or subjects of the study?

d)

Where is the place where the research project is conducted?

15.

There is no difference between the results of the two variables being tested.

a)

Null Hypothesis

b)

Alternative Hypothesis

c)

Casual/Formal Cause-and-Effect Hypothesis

16.

There is a difference between the results of the two variables being tested.

a)

Null Hypothesis

b)

Alternative Hypothesis

c)

Casual/Formal Cause-and-Effect Hypothesis

17.

If a certain condition (cause) us true, then a supporting observation (effect) occurs. It is written as if-then statements.

a)

Null Hypothesis

b)

Alternative Hypothesis

c)

Casual/Formal Cause-and-Effect Hypothesis

18.

Changing the color of the light will not affect the length of the stem (cm) of the Plectranthus amboinicus plant.

a)

Null Hypothesis

b)

Alternative Hypothesis

c)

Casual/Formal Cause-and-Effect Hypothesis

19.

The control group is the set-up that is not exposed to the independent variable, whereas the experimental group are set-ups exposed to the independent variables.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

20.

The Effect of Varying Amounts of Detergent (g) in the length (cm) of Sprout of Germinating Morning oleifera Seeds.

The statement above is an example of a problem statement.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

21.

It is a form of data presentation used to show that a certain whole is divided into parts and how big each part is relative to the other. It is most effective when used to compare parts of a whole.

a)

Data Table

b)

Graphs

c)

Pie Graph

d)

IV-DV Relationships

22.

What data presentation is in the image?

a)

Data Table

b)

Bar Graph

c)

Pie Graph

d)

Line Graph

23.

What data presentation is in the image?

a)

Data Table

b)

Bar Graph

c)

Pie Graph

d)

Line Graph

e)

IV-DV Relationship

24.

It may be used when both independent and dependent variables are quantitative and the values for the independent variables are discrete or evenly spaced (increments). It is used to emphasize local changes from one point to another.

a)

b)

c)

d)

25.

It may be used when presenting data that has a quantitative independent variable and a quantitative dependent variable. They might be used to compare things between different groups or track changes over time.

a)

b)

c)

d)

26.

A line graph is not just limited to experimental research. They are used to track changes over short and long period of time. Also, they are also used to compare changes over the same period of time for more than one variable.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

27.

The data presented with a line graph is said to have a DIRECT RELATIONSHIP if the dependent variable increases as the independent variable increases, or the dependent variable decreases as the independent variable decreases.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

28.

A line graph is said to have an inverse relationship if one variable decreases as the other variable increases.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

29.

Identify the name of the quantity in the given measurement.

300 0C

a)

temperature

b)

length

c)

mass

d)

volume

e)

time

30.

Identify the name of the quantity in the given measurement.

1.50 m

a)

temperature

b)

length

c)

mass

d)

volume

e)

time

31.

Identify the name of the quantity in the given measurement.

3.90 x10 -2 kg

a)

temperature

b)

length

c)

mass

d)

volume

e)

time

32.

Identify the name of the quantity in the given measurement.

26.123 x10 3 mL

a)

temperature

b)

length

c)

mass

d)

volume

e)

time

33.

Identify the name of the quantity in the given measurement.

900 s

a)

temperature

b)

length

c)

mass

d)

volume

e)

time

34.

It is the modern form of the metric system based on the decimal system of measurements, and is used widely around the world. For example, degrees celsius, kilometer, meter, etc,.

a)

International System of Units

b)

Imperial System of Measurement

c)

Unit

d)

Fundamental Quantities

e)

Derived Quantities

35.

It is a unit of measurement used in countries such as the UK, Liberia, and Myanmar. This conversion of units does not follow a specific pattern.

a)

International System of Units

b)

Imperial System of Measurement

c)

Unit

d)

Fundamental Quantities

e)

Derived Quantities

36.

It is the label assigned to a measure of a particular quantity.

a)

International System of Units

b)

Imperial System of Measurement

c)

Unit

d)

Fundamental Quantities

e)

Derived Quantities

37.

These are the quantities that have standards established based on international agreement.

a)

International System of Units

b)

Imperial System of Measurement

c)

Unit

d)

Fundamental Quantities

e)

Derived Quantities

38.

These are quantities that are acquired using two or more base quantities.

a)

International System of Units

b)

Imperial System of Measurement

c)

Unit

d)

Fundamental Quantities

e)

Derived Quantities

39.

What is the unit symbol for volume?3

(a)  

40.

What do you call the digits in a measurement that determine the degree of accuracy of the measurement? This applies to measurements written in standard notation and in scientific notation.

(a)  

41.

Scientific notations are representation of very small or very large measurements. This is used when computations, especially in the sciences, need to be precise.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

42.

In M x 10 x unit, M is the mantissa, 10 is the base, x is the exponent of the base, and unit is the unit of measurement.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

43.

Write the measurements in scientific notation or in standard notation.

4.00028 x 103 mL

(number of significant figures: 6)

(a)  

44.

Write the measurements in scientific notation or in standard notation.

1.25 x 10-2 kg

(number of significant figures: 3)

(a)  

45.

When multiplying or dividing measurements, the number of significant figures (SF) in the final answer (FA) must be the same as the measurement reading with the LEAST NUMBER OF SIGNIFICANT FIGURES.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

46.

What is the density of a blood sample with a mass of 1050 g and a volume of 1000ml?

(a)  

47.

An onion cell viewed under the microscope was measured 2.5 mm wide and 3.41 mm long. What is the surface area of the cell?

(a)  

48.

Josh needs to provide the height in meters for the Annual Physical Examination of the school health services. He only knows that his height is 5 ft. 9 in. or 5.75 ft. What is Josh's height in meters?

(a)  

49.

Convert 0.45 g/cm3 to kg/m3.

(a)  

50.

Water exhibits __________, the attraction of its molecules to a molecule of another substance, due to its polarity and hydrogen bonding. This allows the water molecules to cling to surfaces with different charges.

a)

Adhesion

b)

Cohesion

c)

Surface Tension

d)

Capillary Action

51.

__________ is the attraction of water molecules to ther water molecules, due to hydrogen bonding. This property allows it to form droplets and maintain a distinct shape.

a)

Adhesion

b)

Cohesion

c)

Surface Tension

d)

Capillary Action

52.

_____ is a property that allows water to resist external forces. It is the result of cohesive forces between water molecules at the surface, creating a film-like layer.

a)

Adhesion

b)

Cohesion

c)

Surface Tension

d)

Capillary Action

53.

What is the chemical formula of water?

(a)  

54.

A mineral is a naturally occurring, inorganic, solid, crystalline substance which has a fixed structure and a chemical composition.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

55.

What is the chemical symbol for Calcium?

(a)  

56.

What is the chemical symbol for Magnesium?

(a)  

57.

What is the chemical symbol for Potassium?

(a)  

58.

What are the sources of Calcium and Phosphorus?

a)

dairy products

b)

green vegetables

c)

nuts and seeds

d)

citrus fruits

59.

What are the sources of Zinc?

a)

meats

b)

eggs

c)

oats

d)

nuts

60.

What are the functions of Iron (Fe) in the Human Body?

a)

helps in the production of hemoglobin in red blood cells (RBC)?

b)

helps RBC carry oxygen

c)

protects DNA

d)

keeps heartbeat steady

61.

It is a fat soluble vitamin promotes calcium absorption for healthy bones and teeth.

a)

Vitamin A

b)

Vitamin B

c)

Vitamin C

d)

Vitamin D

e)

Vitamin E

62.

It is a fat soluble vitamin promotes healthy skin and hair.

a)

Vitamin A

b)

Vitamin B

c)

Vitamin C

d)

Vitamin D

e)

Vitamin E

63.

It is a water soluble vitamin supports immunity.

a)

Vitamin A

b)

Vitamin B

c)

Vitamin C

d)

Vitamin D

e)

Vitamin E

64.

Scientists have identified three domains of science that are critical to developing scientific literacy and appreciation. What are these?

a)

Scientific Inquiry

b)

Scientific Enterprise

c)

Scientific World View

d)

Scientific Thinking

65.

This domain of science leads to a body of knowledge that includes scientific facts, concepts, theories, and laws typically presented in science textbooks.

a)

Science as a Way of Knowing

b)

Science as a Way of Doing

c)

Science as a Way of Looking

66.

This domain of science employs a wide variety of approaches to generate the scientific knowledge found in the first domain, including observation, inference, experimentation, and chance discovery.

a)

Science as a Way of Knowing

b)

Science as a Way of Doing

c)

Science as a Way of Looking

67.

This domain of science seeks to describe the nature of the scientific enterprise from both individual and social perspectives, focusing on the scientists who conduct research and generate knowledge.

a)

Science as a Way of Knowing

b)

Science as a Way of Doing

c)

Science as a Way of Looking

68.

The key concepts of science as a way of knowing include: demands evidence, explains and predicts, and identifies and avoids bias.

a)

True

b)

False

69.

The key concepts of science as a way of doing scientific enterprise include its organization into content disciplines, its practice across various institutions, and the diverse methods used in scientific investigation.

a)

True

b)

False

70.

The key concepts of science as a way of looking at the world include the idea that the world is understandable and that scientific knowledge is both tentative and durable.

a)

True

b)

False

71.

The nature of science and technology must be learned to develop scientific and technological literacy in our society.

a)

True

b)

False

72.

Learning the nature of science helps us develop accurate views of what science and technology are, how they differ from other disciplines, and their advantages and disadvantages.

a)

True

b)

False

73.

The validity of scientific claims is settled by referring to observations of phenomena.

a)

Demands Evidence

b)

Explains and Predicts

c)

Identify and avoid bias

74.

Scientists strive to make sense of observations by conducting explanations and predictions.

a)

Demands Evidence

b)

Explains and Predicts

c)

Identify and avoid bias

75.

Science presumes that the universe is comprehensible through careful and systematic study of human beings.

a)

Understandable World

b)

Preliminary

c)

Durable Knowledge

d)

Limitations of Science

76.

Science cannot prove anything because the problem of induction makes "proof" impossible, but scientific conclusions are still valuable and long lasting because of the way that knowledge eventually comes to be accepted in science.

a)

Understandable World

b)

Preliminary

c)

Durable Knowledge

d)

Limitations of Science

77.

There are many matters that cannot usually be examined scientifically.

a)

Understandable World

b)

Preliminary

c)

Durable Knowledge

d)

Limitations of Science

78.

All science knowledge is subject to change in the light of new evidence.

a)

Understandable World

b)

Preliminary

c)

Durable Knowledge

d)

Limitations of Science

79.
A microscope is an instrument that.
a)
makes faraway objects look closer.
b)
makes small objects appear larger.
c)
decreases the size of small objects.
d)
increases the size of small objects.
80.

Which objective lens should you start on to locate an image?

a)

scanning power

b)

low power

c)

high power

81.
If your teacher asks you to move a microscope to table, how do you carry it?
a)
by the body tube and the eyepiece
b)
with one hand
c)
one hand on the arm and the other under the base
d)
with one hand on the base and the other on the eyepiece.
82.
What is part 1?
a)
eye piece
b)
body tube
c)
arm
d)
coarse adjust
83.
What part is 3?
a)
eye piece
b)
base
c)
arm 
d)
coarse adjust
84.
What is part 11?
a)
coarse adjustment
b)
fine adjustment
c)
diaphragm
d)
stage
85.
What is part 6?
a)
arm 
b)
base
c)
body tube
d)
illuminator
86.
What will be the total magnification if the ocular lens is 10X and the objective lens is 40X?
a)
40X
b)
10X
c)
100X
d)
400X
87.
Holds objective lenses; Rotatates to change objectives
a)
Arm
b)
Base
c)
Revolving Nosepiece
d)
Diaphragm
88.
What is the name of the structure labeled #10?
a)
objective lens
b)
ocular lens
c)
aperture
d)
nosepeice
89.
Number 4
a)
Stages
b)
Arms
c)
Stage Clips
d)
Ocular Lens
90.
Part 13
a)
Fine Adjustment Knob
b)
Course Adjustment Knob
c)
Stage
d)
Diaphragm
91.
Part 12
a)
Fine Adjustment Knob
b)
Coarse Adjustment Knob
c)
Diaphragm
d)
Objective
92.

Which part of the microscope do you never use under high power?

a)

Diaphragm

b)

Coarse adjustment

c)

Stage

d)

Fine adjustment

93.
Study of insects
a)
Entomology
b)
Phycology
c)
Mycology
d)
Insectology
94.
Study of fishes
a)
Herpetology
b)
Fishiology
c)
Mammalogy
d)
Ichthyology
95.
Study of mammals
a)
Mammalogy
b)
Microbiology
c)
Phycology
d)
Lichenology
96.
Study of birds
a)
Birdology
b)
Zoology
c)
Entomology
d)
Ornithology
97.
Study of plants
a)
Ornitology
b)
Botany
c)
Plantology
d)
Zoology
98.
Study of microorganisms
a)
Zoology
b)
Protozoology
c)
Microbiology
d)
Herpetology
99.
Study of animals
a)
Zoology
b)
Ornitology
c)
Animalogy
d)
Botany
100.
Study of the interaction of organisms with their environment
a)
Systematics
b)
Taxonomy
c)
Paleontology
d)
Ecology
101.
Study of tissues
a)
Parasitology
b)
Morphology
c)
Taxonomy
d)
Histology
102.
Study of the structure of entire organisms and their parts
a)
Morphology
b)
Anatomy
c)
Genetics
d)
Paleontology
103.
Study of the history of life on Earth as based on fossils
a)
Paleontology
b)
Ethnobotany
c)
Molecular Biology
d)
Genetics
104.
Study of the function of organisms and their parts
a)
Histology
b)
Anatomy
c)
Physiology
d)
Cytology
105.
Study of the structure and function of cells
a)
Cytology
b)
Histology
c)
Hematology
d)
Embryology
106.
Study of the mechanisms of transmission of traits from parents to offspring
a)
Comparative Genomics and Bioinformatics
b)
Paleontology
c)
Cytology
d)
Genetics
107.
Study of naming, defining and classifying groups of biological organisms based on shared characteristics.
a)
Taxonomy
b)
Ecology
c)
Systematics
d)
Physiology
108.
Pick the true statement about cellular organization:
a)
cells working together make tissues
b)
cells working together make organs
c)
tissues working together make organ systems
d)
organs working together make cells
109.
Which is the most complex of the choices below?
a)
cell
b)
tissue
c)
organ
d)
organ system
110.
What is the most basic unit of life?
a)
cell
b)
tissue
c)
organ
d)
organ system
111.
How do consumers get the energy they need to survive?
a)
photosynthesis
b)
eating other organisms
c)
decomposing dead materials
d)
chemosynthesis
112.
It is hot outside. You start sweating. In this case, the hot weather is the...
a)
stimulus
b)
response
c)
cause and effect
d)
responder
113.
A _____ is something in the environment that causes an organism to respond.
a)
stimulus
b)
response
c)
cause
d)
effect
114.
In order to perform photosynthesis, producers need...
a)
WiFi
b)
oxygen
c)
sunlight
d)
to eat other organisms
115.
Which of these is not true about all organisms?
a)
all living things have many cells
b)
all living things need water
c)
all living things respond to stimuli
d)
all living things reproduce
116.
What is another way of saying organism?
a)
living thing
b)
organ system
c)
tissue team
d)
critter
117.
The plural of stimulus is...
a)
stimuli
b)
stimuluses
118.
Which of these statements is true about plants?
a)
they are producers
b)
they need water and carbon dioxide
c)
they need sunlight
d)
all of these statements are true
119.
Which choice shows the levels of organization in order from LARGEST to smallest.
a)
organism, organ system, organ, tissue, cell
b)
cell, tissue, organ, organ system, organism
c)
organism, cell, organ system, tissue, organ
d)
cell, cell, cell, cell, cell
120.
Which of these statements is true about animals?
a)
they are consumers
b)
they need water and oxygen
c)
they need to eat other living things for food
d)
all of these statements are true
121.
Most single-celled organisms...
a)
reproduce asexually
b)
reproduce sexually
c)
have complex tissues
d)
can be seen without a microscope
122.
When a baby kitten becomes an adult cat, this is an example of...
a)
energy metabolism
b)
growth and development
c)
response to stimuli
d)
having cells
123.
Which kind of living things have DNA in their cells?
a)
producers
b)
consumers
c)
decomposers
d)
Trick question! All living things have DNA in their cells 
124.
What is another word for producer?
a)
autotroph
b)
heterotroph
c)
consumer
d)
decomposer
125.
What is another word for consumer?
a)
autotroph
b)
heterotroph
c)
producer
d)
decomposer
126.
A baby goat looks just like its parents. This is because of the concept of...
a)
homeostasis
b)
heredity
c)
energy metabolism
d)
cellular organization
127.
Your body shivers when you are cold. This is because of the concept of...
a)
homeostasis
b)
heredity
c)
energy metabolism
d)
cellular organization
128.

What process skill requires one to use hi/her body senses?

a)

Observing

b)

Inferring

c)

Measuring

d)

Classifying

129.

Interpreting a given observation requires one's opinion and judgment. This skill is called ____.

a)

Measuring

b)

Guessing

c)

Hypothesizing

d)

Inferring

130.

Which of the following is an example of an observation and not an inference?

a)

I think it's going to rain this afternoon.

b)

People are getting bored staying home because of the total lockdown,

c)

I just picked a dozen of fresh and red tomatoes in the garden.

d)

She really looks stunning as she moves on the ramp.

131.

If the mass of a paper plane is increased, then its flying time also increases. This statement is called a/an ____.

a)

inference

b)

hypothesis

c)

prediction

d)

observation

132.

The factor that a researcher intentionally changes in his experiment is known as ______ variable

a)

controlled

b)

dependent

c)

independent

d)

responding

133.

Some students tested the effect of increasing the size (surface area) of a coin on the number of water droplets it could hold. All of the following factors should be kept constant, EXCEPT:

a)

size of dropper

b)

size of coin

c)

size of droplets

d)

coin material

134.

Which of the types of graph below is the most appropriate to use if the independent variable is quantitative and continuous?

a)

bar graph

b)

pie graph

c)

pictograph

d)

line graph

135.

In which of the following situations is using a line graph more appropriate than a bar graph?

a)

A seed was planted. As the plant grew, it was measured (in cm) over a six-day period.

b)

Tomato plants were grown at various temperatures (in degrees Celsius). The number of tomatoes that grew on each plant was counted.

c)

Students in a science class were asked what type of pet they have. The number of each type of pet was recorded.

d)

Different types of balls were bounced from a table top. The height of each bounce was measured (in cm).

136.

Which two of the following laboratory instruments are the most appropriate to use to determine the density of an unknown irregular solid?

a)

an equal-arm balance and a meter stick

b)

a triple-beam balance and a graduated cylinder

c)

a weighing scale and a beaker

d)

a digital balance and a ruler

137.

Which of the processes below is the most important step to do when a science researcher wants to test his hypothesis?

a)

make a social survey

b)

gather information in the library

c)

conduct an experiment

d)

interview experts in the field

138.

Which of the following factors LEAST affect the precision and accuracy of doing measurements?

a)

knowledge and skill of the person measuring

b)

degree of calibration of the instrument

c)

nature of the variable being measured

d)

temperature and humidity of the working area

139.

The instrument used by James in measuring the mass of a piece of wooden block has its smallest calibration at 0.1 gram. Which of the following measurements should he record?

a)

75 g

b)

75.0 g

c)

75.00 g

d)

75.000 g

140.

A science researcher found that his experimental data and analysis tend to contradict his hypothesis. What should he do next?

a)

Reject the hypothesis and use it as basis of your conclusion.

b)

Repeat the experiment until it supports the hypothesis.

c)

Accept the hypothesis and consider your research as a failure.

d)

Change your hypothesis and repeat the experiment.

141.

Which of the partial steps below is correct in following the scientific method of solving a problem?

a)

Hypothesizing---->Observing ----> Experimenting ----> Concluding

b)

Observing---->Hypothesizing---->Experimenting----> Concluding

c)

Concluding---->Experimenting---->Hypothesizing---->Observing

d)

Experimenting---->Observing---->Hypothesizing---->Concluding

142.

On her way to school, Julie saw a large tree uprooted and blocking the road. She inferred that there must have been a --------- in the area the other night.

a)

tornado

b)

earthquake

c)

bush fire

d)

civil unrest

143.

"If people in a community stay at home most of the time, then less number of residents will be infected of the Covid-19 virus". Which of the following variables is/are correctly identified?

a)

Number of people staying home --- Independent Variable

b)

Number of residents being infected --- Dependent Variable

c)

Number of residents who get financial help --- Controlled Variable

d)

Two or more of the options given

144.

You woke up this morning and found your gold fish in the aquarium dead. Which of the following LEAST likely caused the fish's death?

a)

The water was already unclean and polluted.

b)

The fish might have eaten a poisonous food.

c)

The oxygen supply in the aquarium was cut.

d)

The fish was accidentally electrocuted.

145.

All of the following are considered continuous data, except:

a)

1.5 million respondents

b)

5 feet and 6 inches

c)

9.8 m/s2

d)

365 and 1/4 days

146.

When the quantitative data are in the ratio scale, the best measure of central tendency to use is the ____.

a)

mean

b)

median

c)

mode

d)

standard deviation

147.

The best measure of variability for data that are qualitative and discrete is the _____.

a)

standard deviation

b)

variance

c)

range

d)

frequency distribution

148.

A Filipino scientist, published in the Guide to the Philippine Flora and Fauna a chapter about ferns and gymnosperms in 1986.

a)

Leonardo L. Co

b)

Raul Destura

c)

Edwin Fernando

d)

Dioscoro Umali

e)

Maria Corazon De Ungria

149.

A Filipino botanist and a Mango Hero. Is known for breeding improved varieties of food grain, legumes, fruits, and ornamental plants.

a)

Leonardo L. Co

b)

Raul Destura

c)

Edwin Fernando

d)

Dioscoro Umali

e)

Maria Corazon De Ungria

150.

A Filipino scientist who uses science in the service of justice, helping to draft legislation regarding the use of DNA evidence to improve the criminal justice system.

a)

Leonardo L. Co

b)

Raul Destura

c)

Edwin Fernando

d)

Dioscoro Umali

e)

Maria Corazon De Ungria