Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION VIII – EASTERN VISAYAS
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF EASTERN
SAMAR
LLORENTE NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
(303513) LLORENTE DISTRICT

SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE 8 QUARTER 3

NAME: DATE:
GRADE & SECTION: SCORE:
Direction: Read and understand the following questions. Write only the letter of the correct answer.
1. Which of the following state of matter have a definite shape and volume?
A. Solid B. Liquid C. Plasma D. Gas
2. Liquids have definite volume, but no definite shape. Which of the following is an example of a liquid?
A. Mortar and pestle B. Orange juice C. Smoke D. Book
3. What state of matter have no definite shape nor volume?
A. Solid B. Liquid C. Gas D. None of the above
4. What do you call between particles in a matter?
A. Pin B. Spaces C. Air D. Moles
5. What is the movement of particles in a solid state?
A. Particles cannot move around and they vibrate a little in a fixed position
B. Particles can move around each other causes strong attraction among other particles.
C. Particles are able to move around to all parts of the container
D. None of the above
6. Which of the following statement best describes about matter?
A. Matter is any living thing organisms only
B. Matter is anything that occupy space and has mass
C. Matter is anything that occupy space but has no mass
D. Matter is any nonliving thing only
7. How is non-matter different from matter?
A. Matter is anything that occupy space and mass while non-matter is a form of energy such as light, heat
and sound
B. Matter is anything that occupy space and mass while non-matter is a type of matter such as torch,
woods, and water
C. Matter is a form of energy while non-matter is anything that occupies space and has mass
D. Matter is a form of energy while non-matter is anything that occupy space but has no mass
8. Anna is answering her module; MODULES are example of what state of matter?
A. Solid B. Liquid C. Gas D. Plasma
9. Why do gases move in a random motion and its particles move at random directions very quickly?
A. The particles are tightly packed together
B. The particles spread out and take the shape of the container while maintaining its volume
C. The particles is negligible and are far from each other
D. All of the above

Address: Escalo Street, Brgy. 12, Llorente, Eastern Samar

Contact No.: 09453068477
Email Address: 303513@deped.gov.ph
 10. What do you call between particles in a matter?
A. Pin B. Spaces C. Air D. Moles
11. What is the movement of particles in a solid state?
A. Particles cannot move around and they vibrate a little in a fixed position
B. Particles can move around each other causes strong attraction among other particles.
C. Particles are able to move around to all parts of the container
D. All of the above
12. Why is the particulate model of matter important?
A. It is important in differentiating the structure of solids, liquids and gases
B. It is important in making matter
C. It is important in identifying the particles of matter
D. It is important in changing the composition of matter
13. Why liquid’s particles are closer to one another, nudging one another as they move?
A. The attraction between particles is stronger than those in gas
B. The attraction between particles is stronger than those in solid
C. They move freely far apart
D. All of the above
14. What do you think will happen when you pour a water and rock salt in a separate container?
A. It spreads out and takes the shape of the container
B. The particles will not move around
C. Liquids do not take the shape of the container
D. It spreads out and will not take the shape
15. Which of the following is true about solids?
A. Solids have definite shapes and volume
B. The particles are packed closely together in fixed position
C. The particles are intact with their neighbors
D. All of the above
16. What is the process by which the molecules on the surface of a liquid break away and change into gas?
A. Evaporation C. Condensation
B. Precipitation D. Convection
17. What happens when evaporation takes place?
A. Water molecules which did not escape and were left in the liquid have a lower average kinetic energy
than the molecules that escaped
B. Water molecules which did not escape and were left in the liquid have a higher average kinetic energy
than the molecules that escaped
C. The liquid water temperature will increase
D. The liquid water temperature will remain the same
18. Which of the following liquids has the highest volatility?
A. Cold Water C. Soft drinks
B. Hot water D. Alcohol
19. Why volatile liquids has a cooling effect after applying it to your body?
A. The molecules of the liquids get heat energy from your body.
B. The molecules of the liquids release heat energy from your body
C. The molecules of the liquids remain the same
D. All of the above
20. Which of the following statement is correct?
A. Evaporation in a closed container is different from evaporation from an open container
B. In a closed container and open container no particles can escape into the air outside
C. In a closed container, the molecules of water remain the same inside the container
D. Evaporation in a closed container is the same from evaporation from an open container
21. What happens to the water particles when ice melts?
A. It gains energy and begins to move
B. IT loses energy and begins to move
 C. It moves very far apart and gains energy
D. It comes to close together and loses energy
22. What is produced when water changes from liquid to gas at room temperature?
A. Fog C. Ice
B. Steam D. Water vapor
23. Which of the following changes of matter when drying laundry under the sun?
A. Deposition C. evaporation
B. Freezing D. sublimation
24. What do you call the molecules that escape from the liquid and go into the gaseous phase?
A. Vapor C. Water
B. Condensation D. Evaporation
25. Which of the following is an example of condensation?
A. Fog in the air C. Ice cubes became water
B. Making of popsicles D. Drying laundry under the sun
26. Which of the following changes of matter when ice cube placed in a glass of water?
A. Deposition C. melting
B. Freezing D. sublimation
27. It is the transformation process in which solid is changed to a liquid.
A. Melting C. Evaporation
B. Condensation D. Sublimation
28. It is the process in which liquid is changed to a solid.
A. Melting C. Evaporation
B. Boiling D. Freezing
29. What happened to heat energy when ice cube has taken from the freezer which is at lower temperature
than the surrounding room temperature?
A. Some of the heat energy of the surroundings is transferred to the water molecules in the ice.
B. Some of the heat energy of the surroundings is transferred to the air molecules in the ice.
C. All of the heat energy of the surroundings is transferred to the water molecules in the ice.
D. Heat energy stays the same
30. What happened to heat energy when you put liquid water inside a freezer?
A. The cooling system of their refrigerator removes heat energy from the water molecules
B. The cooling system of their refrigerator removes heat energy from the air molecules
C. All of the heat energy of the surroundings is transferred to the water molecules in the ice.
D. Heat energy stays the same
31. When energy is added or taken away from a substance it causes a:
A. Chemical reaction C. Phase Change
B. Nothing happens D. Stays the same
32. What is an example of melting?
A. Water boiling C. Water turning into ice
B. Chocolate bar turning into liquid chocolate D. Fog forming on a mirror
33. Th addition of heat to ice cream will cause
A. Melting C. Freezing
B. Condensation D. Boiling
34. What causes ice to melt?
A. Heat C. Vapor
B. Evaporation D. Transpiration
35. Do liquid water that freezes is still a water and ice that melts is still a water?
A. Yes, because same molecules are involved when these changes occur.
B. Yes, because only the physical phase changes
C. Yes, because the chemical formula of water is still the same
D. All of the above
36. What subatomic particle carries negative charge?
A. Neutron C. Proton
B. Electron D. Ion
37. Where do all charges come from?
A. Molecules C. Trees
B. Human D. Atom
38. What subatomic particle does not carry any charge?
A. Neutron C. Electron
B. Proton D. Molecules
39. Which of the following subatomic particles has the lightest mass among the three?
A. Proton C. Electron
B. Neutron D. Cannot be determined
40. What subatomic particles consist nucleons?
A. Proton and Electron C. Proton and Neutron
B. Electron and Neutron D. Proton only
41. Who discover that atoms have negatively-charged particles, which he called electrons?
A. J.J. Thomson C. Robert Hooke
B. Albert Einstein D. Ernest Rutherford
42. What model did Thomson proposed?
A. Plum Pudding Model C. Nuclear Model
B. Planetary Model D. All of the above
43. What model of an atom where the electrons were thought to move around the nucleus similar to the
way planets like the earth move around the sun?
A. Plum Pudding Model C. Nuclear Model
B. Planetary Model D. Raisin Bread Model
44. Among the three subatomic particles, what particle identify the atoms of an element?
A. Proton C. Electron
B. Neutron D. All of the Above
45. Who is the proponent of the triads of elements with similar properties like a triad of calcium, barium
and strontium?
A. John Dalton C. Johann Dobereiner
B. Lothar Meyer D. Dmitri Mendeleev
46. Who is the proponent of the Law of Octaves?
A. John Newlands C. Johann Dobereiner
B. Lothar Meyer D. Dmitri Mendeleev
47. What are the vertical columns of the periodic table?
A. Groups C. Period
B. Elements D. Atom
48. What are the horizontal rows of the periodic table?
A. Groups C. Period
B. Elements D. Atom
49. How are elements arranged in the periodic table with respect to metallic characteristics?
A. Increases from top to bottom C. Decreases from top to bottom
B. Increases from left to right D. None of the above
50. It is where the electrons occupy regions around the nucleus.
A. Electron shells C. Electronic Configuration
B. Nucleus D. Cytoplasm
Answer key

1. A 26. C
2. B 27. A
3. C 28. D
4. B 29. A
5. A 30. A
6. B 31. C
7. A 32. B
8. A 33. A
9. C 34. A
10. B 35. D
11. A 36. B
12. A 37. D
13. A 38. A
14. A 39. C
15. A 40. C
16. A 41. A
17. A 42. A
18. D 43. B
19. B 44. A
20. A 45. C
21. A 46. A
22. D 47. A
23. B 48. C
24. A 49. A
25. A 50. A