2. It acts as body’s control center. 3. Part of the cerebrum that controls conscious activities, intelligence, memory and language. 4. Part of the cerebrum having to do memory, emotion and language. 5. Part of the brain where athletes are very active. 6. It passes messages away from the cell body. 7. Type of neuron that uses senses. 8. DNA stand for__________________________ 9. It is a chemical compound that serves as the primary information carrying molecule in the cell. 10. Building block and DNA and RNA. 11. Where the protein synthesis takes place or undergo. 12. Known as the three nucleotides that reads by the ribosomes. 13. 1st to 22nd chromosomes are known as________________ 14. This occurs due to errors in the cell division. 15. Building block of protein.
ASSESSMENT IN SCIENCE 10
II- IDENTIFICATION:
1. It is the major control center of homeostasis.
2. It acts as body’s control center. 3. Part of the cerebrum that controls conscious activities, intelligence, memory and language. 4. Part of the cerebrum having to do memory, emotion and language. 5. Part of the brain where athletes are very active. 6. It passes messages away from the cell body. 7. Type of neuron that uses senses. 8. DNA stand for__________________________ 9. It is a chemical compound that serves as the primary information carrying molecule in the cell. 10. Building block and DNA and RNA. 11. Where the protein synthesis takes place or undergo. 12. Known as the three nucleotides that reads by the ribosomes. 13. 1st to 22nd chromosomes are known as________________ 14. This occurs due to errors in the cell division. 15. Building block of protein. II. MATCHING TYPE: Write the letter of the correct answer.
16. Cri- du-chat a. Trisomy 13
17. Down syndrome b. XXY 18. Edwards syndrome c. X 19. Patau Syndrome d. 5p minus 20. Klinefelter e. Trisomy 21 f. Trisomy 18
III. MATCHING TYPE: Write the letter of the correct answer.
16. Cri- du-chat a. Trisomy 13
17. Down syndrome b. XXY 18. Edwards syndrome c. X 19. Patau Syndrome d. 5p minus 20. Klinefelter e. Trisomy 21 f. Trisomy 18