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3rd PERIODICAL EXAMINATION

SCIENCE 8
SY.2017 – 2018

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I. Multiple choices. Write the letter of the best answer on the space provided for each number.
1. Who is the first person to suggest that all matter is made of tiny particles called atoms?
A. Democritus C. J.J Thomson
B. Ernest Rutherford D. John Dalton
2. Which of the following statements is not part of Dalton’s atomic theory?
A. All atoms of a given element are identical
B. Atoms are made up of protons, neutrons and electrons
C. Atoms combine in simple, fixed whole number rations
D. During a chemical reaction, atoms are neither created nor destroyed
3. Which of the following is the most important contribution of J.J Thomson, when he experimented on
cathode ray tubes?
A. The existence of electrons
B. The distribution of charges in an atom
C. Determining the actual value of the mass and charge of an electron
D. The idea that like charges repel and unlike attract each other
4. The law of conservation of mass states that ___________.
A. All atoms are composed of electrons, protons, and neutron
B. Energy is neither created nor destroyed in a chemical reaction
C. The mass of the substance produced is equal to the mass of the substances that reacted
D. All samples of a pure compound always contain the same proportions of the composing elements
5. Who is the main author of the idea that an atom contains a dense nucleus?
A. James Chadwick C. J.J. Thomson
B. Ernest Rutherford D. John Dalton
6. When alpha particles are used to bombard a gold foil, most of the alpha particles pass through
undeflected. This result indicates that most of the volume of a gold atom consists of _______.
A. a dense nucleus C. protons
B. empty space D. neutrons
7. Which atomic model was the first one to include electrons?
A. Dalton’s atomic model C. Rutherford’s atomic model
B. Thomson’s plum pudding model D. Bohr’s atomic model
8. Which atomic model was the first one to identify energy levels?
A. Dalton’s atomic model C. Rutherford’s atomic model
B. Thomson’s plum pudding model D. Bohr’s atomic model
9. Who discovered the neutron?
A. Democritus C. James Chadwick
B. Ernest Rutherford D. John Dalton
10. Which subatomic model was the first to assume that atoms come in different shapes and sizes?
A. Democritus’ model C. Rutherford ‘s model
B. Dalton’s model D. Thomson’s model
11. Who was the first to propose that matter is composed of tiny, indivisible particles?
A. Aristotle C. Ernest Rutherford
B. Democritus D. John Dalton
12. According to the law of definite proportions,__________________.
A. If the same two elements form two different compounds, they do so in the same ratio
B. It is not possible for the same two elements to form more than one compound
C. The ratio of the masses of the elements in a compound is always the same
D. The total mass after a chemical change is the same as the mass before the change
 13. The number of protons within the nucleus of an atom is called_____________.
A. Atomic mass C. mass number
B. Atomic number D. Nucleon number
14. The three basic subatomic particles are ____________.
A. Proton, neutron, and hydrogen
B. Nucleus, proton, and neutron
C. Proton, neutron, and electron
D. Proton, ion, and electron
15. Which of the following particles will be attracted to a negatively charged plate?
A. Electron C. both of them
B. Proton D. neither of the two
II. Complete the table by supplying the correct quantity or number of particles

Element Chemical Mass Number Atomic Number of Number of Number of

Symbol Number Protons Electrons Neutrons

a. Lithium 16.______ 17._________ 18._______ 3 19._______ 3

b. Calcium Ca 40 20 20._______ 21._______ 22. _____
c. Iodine 23.______ 127 24. _______ 25. _______ 53 26. _____
d. Uranium U 27. ________ 92 146 28. ______ 146
e. Iron 29. ______ 56 30. ______ 26 26 31. ______
f. Gold Au 32. ________ 33. ______ 34. _______ 79 118
g. Silver 35. ______ 108 47 36. _______ 37. ______ 38. ______
h. Magnesium Mg 24 39. ______ 40. ______ 12 41._____
i. Tin Sn 42. ______ 50 43. ______ 44. _____ 69
j. Silicon 45. ______ 28 14 46 _______ 14 47. _____
k. Carbon C 12 48. _____ 6 49. ______ 50. _____

III. Write the electron configuration and orbital diagram of the following elements:
a. Carbon ( C = 6) b. Beryllium ( Be= 4) c. Sulfur ( S = 16)

d. Neon (Ne= 10) e. Sodium (Na= 11)

 HOLY ROSARY ACADEMY –GUIMARAS, INC.
Concordia, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras
MIDTERM EXAMINATION
Physical Science
SY.2017 – 2018

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I. Write the electron configuration and orbital diagram of the following elements: (20 points)
b. Carbon ( C = 6) b. Beryllium ( Be= 4) c. Sulfur ( S = 16)

d. Neon (Ne= 10) e. Sodium (Na= 11) f. Fluorine (F=9)

g. Aluminum (Al= 13) h. Lithium (Li= 3) i. Phosphorus (P= 15)

j. Chlorine (Cl= 17)

II. Direction: Highlight or color the box containing the element that matches each of the following descriptions:
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Concordia, Nueva Valencia, Guimaras
3rd PERIODICAL EXAMINATION
Science 7
SY.2017 – 2018

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I.

______1. Frequencies audible to human are ______

A. Below 20 Hz C. above 20,000 Hz

B. From 20 Hz to 20, 000 Hz D. all of the above

______2. The speed of sound in air is a function of which of the following?

A. Amplitude C. Temperature
B. Wavelength D. Frequency

______3. The loudness level of a sound is called ________.

A. Sound wave C. Pitch

B. Volume D. Amplitude

______4. When light passes through a prism, the visible band of colors produced is called ____.

A. Visible spectrum C. Wavelength

B. Invisible spectrum D. Prism

______5. Frequency is measured in ________.

A. decibels C. meters
B. hertz D. meters per second

______6. What is the bouncing off or turning back of waves from a barrier?

A. Refraction C. Reflection
B. Diffraction D. Interference

______7. It is the distance between two successive particles that are in phase.

A. Amplitude C. Period
B. Wavelength D. Frequency

______8. The time to make one complete wave cycle is the ______.

A. Amplitude C. period
B. Wavelength D. Frequency

______9. It is the number of waves passing through a given point every second?

A. Amplitude C. Period
B. Wavelength D. Frequency

______10. Which of the following is a longitudinal wave?

A. Sound wave in air C. Wave traveling in a string

 B. Wave produced from the up D. None of the above
and down movement of a slinky

______11. Waves that require a medium to transfer energy from place to place are called _____.

A. Transverse waves C. Mechanical waves

B. Longitudinal waves D. Electromagnetic waves

______12. It is a wave that oscillates at right angles to the direction of wave motion?

A. Transverse waves C. Mechanical waves

B. Longitudinal waves D. Electromagnetic waves

______13. The bending of waves as it passes through a new medium is called _______.

A. Reflection C. Diffraction
B. Refraction D. Interference

______14. The wavelength of traveling wave can be calculated if you know the ______.

A. Frequency C. Amplitude and frequency

B. Speed and amplitude D. Speed and frequency

______15. When two waves meet crest – to crest or trough to – trough a _____ occurs.

A. Constructive interference C. both a and b

B. Destructive interference D. neither a nor b
II.

Column A Column B

______16. Distance between neighboring maximum displacements A. Wavelength

______17. Name of the symbol ‫ג‬ B Lamda

______18. Highest point of a wave C. Crest

______19. Maximum displacement from the equilibrium position D. Amplitude

______20. Time needed to complete one cycle of motion E. Period

______21. Unit of frequency F. Hertz

______22. Disturbance that carries energy through matter or space G. Waves

______23. Waves in which the oscillations are perpendicular to the direction H. Transverse

of propagation of the wave I. Velocity

______24. Equal to wavelength multiplied by frequency J. Trough

______25. Lowest point of a wave K. Longitudinal waves

I. Identify the parts of waves. Write on the blanks the letter that describes the given points.

A. Crest C. Amplitude
B. Trough D. Wavelength
______26. Point B ______31. From the equilibrium position to point F

______27. From point A to point E _______32. From point C to point G

______28. From the equilibrium position to point D _______33. From the middle line to point B

______29. Point D

______30. From point B to point F