1. The measure of the average kinetic energy of 7.

Animals which live on land but return to the

molecules is known as_____. water to breed
a. kinetic energy a. mammals
b. temperature b. Amphibians
c. expansion c. Reptiles
d. heat of vaporization d. Crustaceans

2. The movement of the a wind is always from

a. North to south
b. east to west
c. low pressure region to high pressure 8. The sun is mostly made of which gas?
region a. hydrogen
d. high pressure region to low pressure b. oxygen
region c. nitrogen
d. helium
3. Baking soda produces carbon dioxide when 9. Which of the following elements is most
mixed with common in the earth’s crust?
a. sour milk a. aluminum
b. flour b. silicon
c. water c. iron
d. egg d. calcium

4. Winds are caused by 10. Which of the following is an element?

a. Ocean currents a. water
b. the motions of the earth b. salt
c. the waving of the branches of the c. 24-karat gold
trees d. carbon dioxide
d. the unequal heating of the earth’s
surface 11. The building blocks from which all matter is
composed are known as
5.A positively-charged ion has: a. elements
a. more proton than electrons b. liquids
b. more electrons than protons c. compounds
c. an equal number of neutrons and d. atoms
electrons
d. an equal number of protons and 12. The cellular structure that is involved in
electrons producing ATP during aerobic respiration is
a. nucleus
6. Which of the following statement is TRUE? b. nucleolus
a. Bees die of the sting c. Chloroplasts
b. Bats can pick up radio signals d. mitochondrion
c. Penguins can fly
d. Owls can move their eyes in their 13. Which of the following cellular structures are
heads. common to both prokaryotes and eukaryotes?
 a. Ribosomes 19. Which of the following is the original source
b. Nucleoli of all energy used by nearly all organism on earth
c. Chloroplasts a. ATP
d. Mitochondrion b. Plants
c. Heart
14. Lysosomes are d. The Sun
a. Involved in the production of fats
b. Involved in the production of protein 20. When deciduous tress drop their leaves in
c. Involved in the production of the fall, the leaved turn to various shades of red,
polysaccharides ornage and yellow, the source of these color is
d. Involved in the cellular substances a. Chlorophyll
b. caroteneoids
15. All of the following characterize microtubules c. ATP
EXCEPT d. Fungal growth
a. They are made of the protein tubulin
b. They are involved in providing motility 21. All of the following occur in cyclic
c. They are organized by basal bodies photophosphorylation EXCEPT
d. They develop from the plasma a. Electrons move along an electron
membrane transport chain
b. Electrons in chlorophyll becomes
16. When the concentration of solutes differs on excited
the two sides of membrane permeable only to c. ATP is absorbed
water? d. NAD{H is produced
a. Water will move across the membrane
by osmosis 22. Which of the following has four significant
b. Water will move across the membrane figures?
by active transport a. 1.68
c. Water will move across the membrane b. 168.0
by plasmolysis c. 0.0168
d. Water will move across the membrane d. 0.00168
by facilitated diffusion

17. All the following are known to be components

of cell walls EXCEPT?
a. Actin
b. Chitin 23. A substance that gives up hydrogen ions to
c. Polysaccharides water to form hydronium ion is called
d. Cellulose a. a base
b. an acid
18. A smooth endoplasmic reticulum exhibits all c. A salt
of the following activities EXCEPT d. hydroxide
a. Assembling amino acids to make
protein 24. Genetic disorders can be caused by
b. manufacturing lipids a. gene mutation
c. Breaking down toxins b. changes in chromosomes structure
d. Manufacturing hormones c. changes in chromosomes number
 d, All of the Above a. one
b. two
25. There are six biological kingdoms of c. three
organisms. How many include only single-celled d. four
organisms?