REVIEWER IN ARALING PANLIPUNAN 5

Name: ______________________________________________________________________

Isulat ang TAMA o MALI sa patlang na nakalaan.

_________ 1. Ang kasaysayan ng Islam sa Pilipinas ay nakatala sa mga

dokumentong tinatawag na tarsilah.

__________ 2. Karamihan sa ating pinuno noo ay may titulong “ Lakan” o “

Rajah” na mga salitang Indian.

__________ 3. Maraming ambag ang kulturang Indian sa kulturang Pilipino.

__________ 4. Ang pagpapalipad ng saranggola at paggamit ng paputok

tuwing Bagong taon ay impluwensya rin ng mga kaugaliang tsino.

__________ 5. Ang mga Orang Dampuan ay nakipagkalakalan din sa

pamayanan ng Sulu.

__________ 6. Ang Imperyo ng Sri Vijaya ay nakipagkalakalan din sa mga

Pilipino.

__________ 7. Hindi nagtagal, lumaki at lumakas ang Sultanato ng Sulu.

__________ 8. Ang sistema ng pagbibilang ay natutuhan natin sa mga Arabe.

__________ 9. Ang mga Arabe ay matatagpuan sa iba pang lugar sa ating

bansa.

__________ 10. Ang mga Tsino ay nakipagpalitan ng mga produktong porselana

at seda sa mga Pilipino.

Tukuyin ang iba pang mga impluwensya ng mga Tsino, Indian at Arabe sa
kultura at pamayanang Pilipino. Isulat sa patlang ang T kung Tsino, I kung
Indian at A kung Arabe.

_______ 1. Bathala ________ 4. balita

_______ 2. Asawa ________ 5. katha

_______ 3. Bahala _________ 6. maharlika

_______ 7. Tala __________ 16. Susi

_______ 8. Puri __________ 17. Ate

_______ 9. Diwa __________ 18. Kuya

_______ 10. Sukat __________ 19. Pinggan

________ 11. Sulat __________ 20. Gunting

________ 12. Pilat __________ 21. Mangkok

________13. Kali __________ 22. Sangko

________ 14. Apo __________ 23. Sipit

________ 15. Salamat __________ 24. Pansit

Bilugan ang titik ng tamang sagot sa mga sinasaad ng bawat bilang.

1. Saan nagmula ang mga Orang Dampuan?

a. Timog Vietnam c. Israel
b. Spain d. India
2. Saan nagmula ang mga Banjar?
a. Australia c. India
b. Borneo d. Spain
3. Ito ay dokumentong nasusulat sa alpabetong kavi.
a. Balita c. Laguna Copperplate
b. Inscription d. Sanskrit
4. Isang gintong estatwa ng diyosa.
a. Anito c. Lakan
b. Bulol d. Tara
5. Ang Lagunang Copperplate Inscription ay nakasulat sa alpabetong
______?
a. Baybayin c. Kavi
b. Badoni d. katha
6. Ang tagapagpalaganap ng relihiyon.
a. Datu c. misyonero
b. Islam d. Sultanato
7. Ang relihiyong itinatag I Mohammed sa Arabia at ang pangalawang
pinakalaganap na relihiyon sa daigdig.
a. Datu c. misyonero
b. Islam d. Sultanato
8. Ito ay isang uri ng pamayanan na pinamamahalaan ayon sa mga aral at
alituntunin ng relihiyong islam.
a. Datu c. misyonero
b. Islam d. sultanato
9. Ang pagpapalipad ng saranggola at paggamit ng paputok tuwing
bagong taon ay impluwensya ng ___________?
a. Arabe c. Tsino
b. India d. Espanyol
10. Sino ang nag impluwensya sa mga Pilipino ng mga pagkaing
katulad ng pansit, lumpia at iba pa?
a. Arabe c. Tsino
 b. India d. Espanyol

REVIEWER IN SCIENCE 5

Name: ______________________________________________________________________

Encircle the letter of the correct answer.

1. What plant has a true stem- responsible for transporting water and
essential nutrients to its different parts?
a. Vascular plant b. Non- vascular plant

2. Plants having seeds that are enclosed in fleshy structures.

a. Angiosperms b. gymnosperms

3. Plants have naked or seeds that do not have these structures.

a. Angiosperms b. gymnosperms

4. The process by which pollen is transferred from the male reproductive part
to the female reproductive part of a plant.
a. Pollination b. unpollination

5. Storage tissues that nourish the developing seedling, until the seedling
grows its own leaves and can produce its own food through
photosynthesis.
a. Cotyledons b. leaf venation
6. The pattern of veins in leaves.
a. Cotyledons b. leaf venation

7. It can also be used to distinguish between monocots and dicots.

a. Flower parts b. vascular tissue arrangement

8. Seed plants whose seeds are not enclosed in a fruit.

a. Angiosperms b. gymnosperms

9. In place of fruits, the seeds of gymnosperms are contained in structures

called ___________.
a. Conifers b. cones

10. Plants that lack seeds and do not flower.

a. Seedless vascular plants b. seed vascular plants

11. The parts of ferns that resemble leaves.

a. Fronds b. stipe

12. The equivalent of a leaf stalk or petiole in more complex plants.

a. Stipe b. blade

13. The leafy expanded portion of the frond.

a. Stipe b. blade

14. The basic division of a frond.

a. Fiddlehead or koru b. pinna or pinnae

15. A new frond is tightly coiled into a spiral called ____________

a. Fiddlehead or koru b. pinna or pinnae

16. The fern stems which contain the vascular tissues or the xylem and
the phloem.
a. Rhizomes b. roots

17. Form on the rhizome or even on the stipe of a fern.

a. Roots b. sori

18. Round or elongated structures found on the undersides of fronds.

a. Roots b. sori

19. The seeds that propagate ferns are found in the sori.
 a. Sori b. spores

20. Responsible for delivering water and minerals from the roots to aerial
plant parts.
a. Xylem b. phloem

21. Transports food and nutrients from the leaves to other parts.
a. Xylem b. phloem

22. Plants that are usually small.

a. Vascular plants b. nonvascular plants

23. Small and flowerless plants that grow as clumps or mats in moist and
shady places.
a. Mosses b. rhizoids

24. Branched and often reddish brown structures that anchor them to
the surface on which they grow.
a. Mosses b. rhizoids

25. The stem supports a wiry stalk bearing a spore capsule. The capsule
has a lid called the ____________.
a. Operculum b. liverworts

26. Grow in mats or clumps like mosses do.

a. Liverworts b. hornworts

27. Like mosses, it grows in moist places.

a. Liverworts b. hornworts

28. It is a staple Filipino food.

a. Rice b. corn

29. A familiar crop in our country.

a. Corn (zea mays) b. pineapple

30. Examples are corn and gumamela that are seed- bearing plants.
a. Angiosperms b. gymnosperms

31. Examples are pine trees and fir trees that are seedless plants.
a. Angiosperms b. gymnosperms
32. It includes the flowering plants (angiosperms) and the non- flowering
plants (gymnosperms).
a. Seed- bearing plants b. seedless plants

33. Grain- like structures that grow into new spore- bearing plants.
a. Spores b. fruits

34. Organisms that have the ability to produce their own food.
a. Autotrophs b. photosynthesis

35. It is a process by which with the help of sunlight, plants convert

water, carbon dioxide, and minerals to food.
a. Photosynthesis b. pollination

36. The term used to describe the process of transferring the pollen
grains from the male reproductive structure to the female reproductive
structure of a plant.
a. Photosynthesis b. pollination

37. The cuplike structure found under the flower.

a. Sepal b. petal

38. A cluster of sepals.

a. Calyx b. anther

39. The colorful leaflike structure surrounding the main reproductive

structure of a flower.
a. Petal b. stamen

40. A group of petals.

a. Corolla b. calyx

41. The male reproductive part of a flower.

a. Stamen b. petal

42. The fine dust or grain that is actually the male gamete or sex cell of
the plant.
a. Anther b. filament

43. The part where pollen is produced.

a. Anther b. filament

44. The stalk that holds the anther in place.

 a. Filament b. anther

45. Female organ of a flower.

a. Carpel or pistel b. stamen

46. The stalk that connects the stigma to the ovary.

a. Style b. ovules

47. The eggs of plants that develop into seeds.

a. Style b. ovules

48. Defined as a flower that possesses both the pistil and the stamen.
a. Complete flower b. incomplete flower

49. Has either a pistil or a stamen.

a. Complete flower b. incomplete flower

50. The transfer of the pollen containing the male gamete from the
anther to stigma of a flower.
a. Pollination b. fruits

51. Form from one ovary.

a. Simple fruits b. true fruits

52. Come from several ovaries of just one flower.

a. Aggregate fruits b. multiple fruits

53. Fruits that come from combined ovaries of separate flowers.

a. Multiple fruits b. true fruits

54. Fruits that form only from the ovaries.

a. True fruits b. accessory fruits

55. The petals, sepals and the stamen are_________.

a. True fruits b. accessory fruits.

56. Modified leaves that are made up of scales.

a. Cones b. seed

57. The process by which plants are grown from seeds or from the
vegetative parts.
a. Plant propagation b. budding
58. Involve attaching the stem of a parent plant to the stem of another
plant.
a. Budding and grafting b. vegetative propagation

59. Does not require two parents and thus organisms can reproduce
without fertilization of gametes.
a. Sexual reproduction b. asexual reproduction

60. Reproduction through plant parts like leaves, modified stems and
roots are called ________________.
a. Vegetative reproduction b. plant reproduction