Easy Easy

1. What are the pumping 2. It is called “The River of

chambers of the heart? Life.”

Answer: ventricles Answer: blood

Source: Exploring and Source: Exploring and
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Easy Easy

3. What is an organism that 4. What is the continuous

feeds on another organism but exchange of gases between
does not immediately kill it? animals and plants called?

Answer: parasite Answer: oxygen-carbon

Source: Exploring and dioxide cycle
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1. What do you call the system 1. The large blood vessel

of clearing forest area by cutting through which blood leaves the
down and burning tress? heart is _______.

Answer: kaingin system Answer: aorta

Source: Exploring and Source: Exploring and
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Average Average

2. An ailment caused by the low 3. What is the body’s first line

production of red blood cells. of defense against infection?

Answer: anemia Answer: skin

Source: Exploring and Source: Exploring and
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4. What kind of energy does a 5. Among the layers of the

waterfall exhibit? earth, which is the thickest?

Answer: mechanical energy Answer: mantle

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Difficult Difficult

1. What hormone is responsible 2. What is the characteristic of

for the “flight or fight response” steel which makes it good
during a dangerous situation? material in constructing
bridges?
Answer: adrenaline
Source: Exploring and Answer: rigid or strong
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3. The process by which energy 4. The color of a star is related

is released when the center of an to its surface temperature. What
atom splits is called________. color are the hottest stars?

Answer: nuclear fission Answer: bluish-white

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Difficult Clincher

5. Why do astronauts float when 1. What gas is produced when

they walk in space? rice straw and animal manure
are fermented?

Answer: because of the absence Answer: methane

of gravity Source: Exploring and
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2. A book is on the table . What 3. Two boys are pulling at a box

will keep the book at rest on the in opposite directions. The box
table? does not move. Why?

Answer: inertia Answer: The opposite forces

Source: Exploring and are balanced.
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Clincher Clincher

4. What separates the mantle 5. Star distances are measured

from the crust? in light –years. About how
many kilometres is one light-
Answer: Mohorovicic year?
discontinuity
Source: Exploring and Answer: 9.5 trilllion kilometres
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