Who is defined as the person who turns creative ideas into practical solutions to improve existing products, processes, or services?

Which scientific skill involves relying on your senses and sense organs to collect information about an object or event?

Grouping things into smaller categories based on similar properties or given criteria is called:

What is the process of providing a temporary explanation based on your observations?

The skill that involves stating the outcome of a future event based on patterns of evidence is:

The skill of transforming observations or data into an understandable format, such as through charts or graphs, is:

Which scientific attitude is shown by seeking answers and asking questions about things around you?

A scientist who recognizes the ideas of other people and listens to criticisms is demonstrating:

Which attitude requires a scientist to admit when they miscalculate or misinterpret their observations?

Providing an accurate account of information and not altering any data to please others is an example of:

Using different strategies and not restricting oneself to one approach in problem-solving demonstrates:

A student notes that a basketball is larger than a tennis ball. Which scientific skill is applied?

A scientist records the weight of a soil sample using a standardized scale. Which scientific skill is this?

A report with diagrams showing the results of an experiment is an application of which skill?

The observation "The ice cream melted when left on the table" leads to the inference:

A pupil is enthusiastic and attentive when listening to an opposing viewpoint. This is a sign of being:

A researcher makes sure to properly cite all sources used in a written report. This demonstrates integrity and respect for:

Which skill is necessary when observing different flowers to determine similarities and differences among them?

A scientist uses their knowledge, skills, and curiosity to explore the world and understand nature. This is the definition of a:

Which component of the circulatory system helps your body fight off infections and diseases?

The most productive way of learning science is to ask questions and to:

Which scientific attitude is demonstrated by a scientist who combines logic, creativity, and curiosity to analyze unexpected data?

Which part of the GI tract helps move the food down the esophagus?

The process of pumping blood throughout the body is the main function of the:

Which body system is responsible for movement, stability, and support?

The physical breakdown of food into smaller pieces by the teeth is called:

Which involuntary muscle movement transports the food from the esophagus through the stomach?

In which part of the digestive system does chemical digestion get completed, allowing most nutrients to be absorbed?

What forms a clot to stop bleeding?

What are the small air sacs in the lungs where the oxygen gets absorbed into the blood?

What is the chemical name for the rust that is formed when iron reacts with oxygen?

Materials that can break down biologically or chemically are categorized as:

The rapid increase of algae in water due to chemical nutrients is called:

Which R of waste management means making a conscious choice of not accepting unnecessary items like plastic bags?

Which R of waste management is promoted by using less harmful and nonrecyclable products such as single-use plastics?

The R that refers to the use of discarded items for other purposes, like composting or generating energy from waste, is:

Which scientific skill is applied when you compare the size of a liquid based on a graduated cylinder?

The canals are clogged by waste is a possible inference for which observation?

What is the name of the toxic smoke with a very unpleasant smell released by burning fossil fuels?

Whose famous work established the relationship between mass and energy?

The work of Albert Einstein influenced the development of which widely used technology?

Who is the Filipino national scientist recognized for her contributions to pediatrics?

Fe Del Mundo invented a low-cost incubator specifically for babies in rural areas who suffered from what condition?

The inventor of the phonograph, a device that allowed people to record and playback sound, was:

Whose groundbreaking invention laid the foundation for modern cinema?

Angel Alcala is best known for promoting what in aquatic ecosystems across the Philippines?

Who is credited with developing artificial coral reefs now widely used for Southeast Asian fisheries?

The scientist credited as the inventor of the telephone is:

Alexander Graham Bell innovated Edison’s phonograph, resulting in an improved device called the:

Nikola Tesla is best known for his invention of the:

The AC motor made the transmission of electricity possible over what kind of distances?

Who collaborated to develop the world’s first commercially available personal computer?

The invention of the personal computer primarily improved people's productivity and made their lives:

Who is the British scientist who invented the World Wide Web?

The World Wide Web was first aimed to help scientists do what?

Which scientist's work led to the development of nuclear energy to generate power?

Whose version of the incandescent light bulb was more practical and affordable than the one that existed at the time?

Fe Del Mundo developed the internationally recognized diet known as BRAT, which stands for Banana, Rice, Applesauce, and:

Whose work emphasizes the critical importance of marine protected areas in species rehabilitation?

What did Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone revolutionize?

Nikola Tesla is also credited for his Tesla coil in the field of radio, TV, wireless communication, and:

The collaboration of Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak transformed how people viewed what?

The invention of the World Wide Web revolutionized the way people:

Fe Del Mundo's research on several infectious diseases was used as a reference for using what in the Philippines?

Thomas Edison's incandescent light bulb innovation made his version more practical and:

Who utilized their creativity and problem-solving skills to make things better and more efficient?

Which scientist's work is used in many applications such as Waze, Google Maps, and Apple Maps?

Angel Alcala's artificial coral reefs are now widely used for what purpose?

Which invention laid the foundation for modern cinema?

The invention of the personal computer improved people's:

What nationality is Albert Einstein listed as being, besides German?

Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone led to the establishment of networks and the spread of:

The AC motor made it possible to transmit electricity over long distances, which significantly changed the way electricity is:

Which Filipino is a national scientist known for pediatrics?

What type of energy did Einstein's work influence the development of for generation?

Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak's invention transformed how people viewed computers and what they could accomplish with:

What kind of individual is described as being creative, coming up with original ideas, and developing new products?

What nationality is Nikola Tesla listed as being, besides Serbian?

The graphophone was an improved device based on whose invention?

When a material undergoes a chemical reaction, which of the following results?

What is the ability of a material to react with another material called?

Substances or materials that undergo a chemical change are called:

What happens when silver sulfide forms on silverware?

What causes milk to smell bad when it spoils?

Wood and coal are usually used as fuel sources because they are:

What is the toxic smoke with a very unpleasant smell that is a product of a chemical reaction called?

The tendency of a material to lose its quality due to changes like wear and tear, and chemical changes like corrosion, is called:

Materials like paper and wood that break down biologically or chemically are known as:

Bags labeled "oxo-degradable" contain materials that can safely break down and:

Which of the following is an example of a biodegradable material?

Which of the following is an example of a nonbiodegradable material?

What is the result of harmful chemical reactions that occur in landfills, bodies of water, and air?

Which of the following is a source of water pollution?

What results from disposing of detergents, soaps, and fertilizers in bodies of water?

Eutrophication results in a shortage of what for animals living in the sea?

Land is polluted when the soil becomes:

Which of the following is an air pollutant?

Which R of waste management encourages extending the lifespan of materials such as glass bottles and plastic containers?