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1. What is the common to soil to garbage?
a. Plants grow in them

b. Both are homogenous
c. Both are made up of distinbt particles
d. Both are not clean and useful
ANSWER: C
Science and you 6 page 14
Author: Lilia Rabago
2. A mixture contains staple wires,sand,salt, and pebbles.

What is the sequence of steps that can separate the
components of mixture?
a. Sieving, use of magnet, distillation, filtration
b. Use of magnet, sieving, evaporation, condensation
c. Decantation, filtering, use of magnet, evaporation
d. Decantation, distillation, evaporation, use of magnet
ANSWER: B
Science and you 6 pg 34
3. What is the temperature range of ocean waters in our
country?
a. 25 celsius to 28 celsius
b. 26 celsius to 29 celsius
c. 27 celsius to 30 celsius
d. 28 celsius to 31 celsius
ANSWER : A
4. In which surface will you experience less friction?

a. Grassy soccer field
b. Rocky ground
c. Rough road
d. Smooth floor tiles
ANSWER: D
5. What property of matter can you observe in a coin sinking
in a glass of water?
a. Weight
b. Density
c. Porosity
d. Malleability
ANSWER: B
Cyber Science.rev Page 21
Author: Hayda M. Villona Ph.D.
6. What is nature’s way of providing fresh water supply to the

Earth?
a. Photosynthesis in plants
b. Evaporation of water in the ocean
c. Water cycle
d. Cloud formation
ANSWER: C
Author: Hayda M. Villona Ph.D
7. What can you see in the atmosphere when slanting sunlight
strikes tiny droplets of water?
a. Rainfall
b. Rain shower
c. Rainbow
d. Raindrops
ANSWER: D
8. How does sound travel through air to your ear?

a. Like a wave
b. Like a thunder
c. Like a light
d. Like gaps of air
ANWER:A
9. What will happen if the heart fails to pump blood?
a. The blood will solidify
b. The blood will stay at the lungs
c. The oxygen in the blood will not be distributed to the
different parts of the body
ANSWER: D
Real life Science page 74
Author: Marriane A. Bada
10. The wo most common solid solutions are _______

a. Copper and bronze
b. Bronze and steel
c. Copper and steel
d. Copper and gold
ANSWER: B
Cyber Science.rev 6 Page 16
11. Jerome wanted to know if the mixture he saw is a
colloid or not. He put the mixture in a glass and passed a
beam of light in it. He did not see the scattering of light in
the set-up. What can Jerome can conclude
a. The mixture is colloid
b. The mixture is not a colloid
c. The mixture is a liquid
d. The mixture is a gas
ANSWER:B
12. Jerome mixed a tablespoon of sugar in a glass of hot

water. Joey mixed a tablespoon of sugar in a glass of tap
water. They did this at the same time. What do you think
did they observe?
a. The sugar dissolved faster in hot water
b. The sugar dissolved faster at the tap water
c. The sugar did not dissolve completely in both set-ups
d. The sugar in both set-ups floated
13. Which sequence shows the correct order of hew
components of the respiratory system?
a. Nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles
alveoli, diaphragm
b. Pharynx, nose, larynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles
alveoli, diaphragm
c. Nose, larynx, pharynx, bronchi, trachea, bronchioles
alveoli, diaphragm
d. Larynx, pharynx, trachea, bronchi, bronchioles alveoli,
diaphragm, nose
ANSWER: A
Cyber Science.rev 6 Page
14. What happens after an impulse has been interpreted by

a brain?
a. It is transmitted to the spinal cord and then sent to the
bones
b. It is transmitted to the cerebrum and then sent to the
spinal column
c. It is transmitted to the spinal cord and then sent to the
motor nerves in the muscles
d. It is transmitted to the cerebrum and then sent to the
spinal column
ANSWER: B
15. What does adequate nutrition means?
a. Eating the right amount and kind food
b. Eating to much meat and fats in a meal
c. Eating delicious food in fast food centers
d. Eating a great amount of vitamin-rich food in one meal
ANSWER: A
16. The fish, amphibians and reptiles are cold blooded

vertebrates. What happens when their surrounding get
warmer?
a. They are not affected at all
b. Their bodies get even warmer
c. Their body temperature goes down
d. Their body temperature stays the same
ANSWER:B
17. How are the body coverings of reptiles helpful to
them?
a. they sense danger
b. they help catch food
c. They promote reproduction
d. They can live in dry places
ANSWER: D
18. What do the following have in common?

Spider, beetle, crab, butterfly, lobster, centipede
a. They are free living
b. They have jointed appendages
c. They have wings
d. They live as parasites of other animals
ANSWER: B
19. What rare animal is similar to carabao and ius only
found in Mindoro>?
a. Cow
b. Philippine dear
c. Goat
d. Tamarraw
ANSWER: A
20. Why should you protect wildlife?

I. Because it contributes to the economy
II. Because it is a source of food and medicines
III. Because it is a source of beauty, joy and recreational
pleasure
IV. Because it assures sustainable environment
a. I and II only
b. II and III only
c. I, II and III only
d. I, II, III and IV only
ANSWER: A
21. Which group of plants and animals is found at the
tropical rainforest?
a. Tall tress, ferns, orangutan, anaconda, eagle
b. Tall grees, grasses, carabao, cows goats
c. Fruit bearing trees, ornamental plants, dogs, chickens
d. Moss, water lilies, algae, fishes, crabs, shark, whale
ANSWER: A
Author: Hayda M. Villona Ph.
22. All of the following are functions of the nervous

system. EXCEPT __________
a. Receives informatiop from the environment
b. Controls the activities of the body
c. Distribtures food to the brain
d. Coordinated the action in the
ANSWER: C
23. What energy operates LRT and MRT?
a. Sound energy
b. Electrical energy
c. Solar energy
d. Nuclear energy
ANSWER: B
24. What form of energy is used for destructive purposes,

generates electricity and also used in the field of medicine
through radioisotopes?
a. Solar energy
b. Sound energy
c. Electrical energy
d. Nuclear energy
ANSWER: D
25. Which of the following can be both a lever and a
wedge?
a. Broom
b. Knife
c. Screw
d. Wefge
e. ANSWER: c
26. Which energy transformation happens when you

switch on the flashlight?
a. Chemical energy to electrical energy to light and heat
energy
b. Electrical energy to chemical energy to light and heat
energy
c. Light and heat energy to chemical energy to electrical
energy
d. Light and heat energy to electrical energy to chemical
energy
ANSWER: A
27. When scientist observe the effects of earthquakes, they
refer to__________
a. Epicenter
b. Intensity
c. Magnitude
d. Surface waves
ANSWER: B
28. What is the first intensity scale used by scientist?

a. Mercalli scale
b. Richter scale
c. Modified richter scale
d. PHILVOLCS Intensity Scale
ANSWER: a
29. Why does the Philippines have generally warm
temperature throughout the year?
a. It is near the sun
b. It has many volcanoes
c. It lies near the equator
d. It has many islands
ANSWER: C
30. What is the season in the northern hemisphere when

Earth’s axis is tilted toward the sun?
a. Summer
b. Autumn
c. Spring
d. Winter
ANSWER: A

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1. What is the common to soil to garbage?

a. Plants grow in them

2. A mixture contains staple wires,sand,salt, and pebbles.

4. In which surface will you experience less friction?

6. What is nature’s way of providing fresh water supply to the

8. How does sound travel through air to your ear?

10. The wo most common solid solutions are _______

12. Jerome mixed a tablespoon of sugar in a glass of hot

14. What happens after an impulse has been interpreted by

16. The fish, amphibians and reptiles are cold blooded

18. What do the following have in common?

20. Why should you protect wildlife?

22. All of the following are functions of the nervous

24. What form of energy is used for destructive purposes,

26. Which energy transformation happens when you

28. What is the first intensity scale used by scientist?

30. What is the season in the northern hemisphere when

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