1. The document provides a table of specifications outlining 17 learning competencies across 6 domains for a test on respiratory and circulatory systems.
2. It allocates a total of 50 multiple choice questions across remembering, understanding, analyzing, applying, and evaluating levels of learning.
3. The multiple choice test section that follows contains 10 sample questions testing various concepts related to how the respiratory and circulatory systems function.
1. The document provides a table of specifications outlining 17 learning competencies across 6 domains for a test on respiratory and circulatory systems.
2. It allocates a total of 50 multiple choice questions across remembering, understanding, analyzing, applying, and evaluating levels of learning.
3. The multiple choice test section that follows contains 10 sample questions testing various concepts related to how the respiratory and circulatory systems function.
1. The document provides a table of specifications outlining 17 learning competencies across 6 domains for a test on respiratory and circulatory systems.
2. It allocates a total of 50 multiple choice questions across remembering, understanding, analyzing, applying, and evaluating levels of learning.
3. The multiple choice test section that follows contains 10 sample questions testing various concepts related to how the respiratory and circulatory systems function.
REMEMBERING UNDERSTANDING ANALYZING APPLYING EVAUATING CREATING 1. Explain the mechanism on 1, 3 2 3 6 how the respiratory system works 2. Explain the mechanism on 4, 6 5 3 6 how the circulatory system works 3. infer how one’s lifestyle can 8,9 7 3 6 affect the functioning of respiratory system 4. infer how one’s lifestyle can 11, 12 10 3 6 affect the functioning of circulatory system 5. Interrelate how the 13 14, 15 3 6 respiratory and circulatory systems works together 6. Describe the location of 16 17 2 4 genes in chromosomes 7. identify characters whose 18 19 2 4 inheritance does not conform with predicted outcome base on Mendel’s Laws of Inheritance 8. Solve genetic problems 20 21 2 4 related to incomplete dominance, co-dominance, multiple alleles and sex-linked traits 9. Explain the different 22 23 2 4 patterns of non-Mendelians Inheritance 10. Relate species extinction 24 25 2 4 to the failure of population of organism to adopt to abrupt changes in the environment 11. Explain the importance of 26 27 2 4 biodiversity 12. Find out how changes in 28, 29 2 4 the environment can affects species extinction 13. Distinguish environmental 30, 31 32, 33 34, 35 6 12 changes that may affect/result in the loss of species 14. Differentiate basic 36 37 38 3 6 features and importance of photosynthesis and respiration 15. Describe the parts of 39 40 41 3 6 organelles involve in photosynthesis and cellular respiration 16. Describe the process of 42 43 44 3 6 food making by plants 17. Describe how stored 45 46 47 3 6 energy from food is change to chemical to chemical energy for cell use 18. Identify the factors that 48, 49 50 3 6 affects the rate of photosynthesis and cellular respiration TOTAL 2 16 12 12 8 50 100 MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer and write it on the blank provided at the right side of the test paper. ____1. Which of the following is the main reason why most inspired particles like dust fail to reach the lungs? a. Ciliated mucous lining in the nose b. Abundant blood supply in the nasal Mucosa c. Porous structure of the bones d. Contraction of the Epiglottis ____2. Which of the following is NOT the function of the nose? a. Passage way for air movement b. Warming and humidifying inspired air c. Cleansing inspired air d. initiator of the cough reflex ____3. Which of the following is the function that cannot be attributed to mucous membrane that lines the nasal cavity? a. Warms in coming air b. Filters particle from coming air c. Moistens in coming air d. Initial gas exchange between air and blood occurs here ____4. Where does the beating sound of our heart comes from? a. Blood going in the wrong direction b. Valves closing c. The heart skipping beats d. Your ears playing tricks on you ____5. What parts acts like doors that control blood flow in the heart? a. Values b. Heart dams c. Kidneys d. Chambers ____6. . Which of the following is the parts of circulatory system? a. The heart, blood and blood vessels b. The heart, the brain and the lungs c. The lungs, the blood and the blood vessels d. The brain, the heart and the blood vessels ____7. What is the condition characterize by difficulty in breathing due to allergic response? a. Pulmonary cancer b. Bronchial Asthma c. Tuberculosis d. Emphysema ____8. Which of the following is NOT respiratory disease? a. Emphysema b. Hypertension c. SARS d. Asthma ____9. Which of the following is NOT the effect of smoking cigarette in our respiratory system? a. Reduce lung function and breathlessness b. Irritation of the trachea c. Excess mucus in lung passages d. Increases blood pressure ____10. Why is blood that flows from the lungs to the heart bright red rather that dark red? a. Oxygen makes it red. b. Carbon dioxide makes it red c. Gastric juices produce the red color of the blood. d. The lungs add pigment (dye) to blood as it flows through them.