BAGONG SILANGAN HIGH SCHOOL

J.P. Rizal St., Bagong Silangan, Q.C.

SCIENCE 9
FIRST QUARTER ASSESSMENT
S.Y. 2020 - 2021
Name: _____________________________________ Score: _________________
Grade & Section: _____________________________________ Date: _________________

I. ANALOGY. Read and analyze. Fill in the blanks with correct word/s that will complete the sentence
in each item. (10 points)
1. Incomplete dominance: intermediate phenotype; _________: alleles are of equal degree
2. XX chromosomes: _________; XY chromosomes: male
3. Lactation: sex limited traits; Pattern baldness: _________
4. Emphysema: damaged wall of alveoli; _________: inflammation of bronchi
5. _________: species are at risk of vanishing: Extinct: species are no longer in existence
6. _________: carries blood away from the heart: Vein: carries blood toward the heart.
7. Atria: receiving chambers of the heart; _________: pumping chambers of the heart
8. _________: genetic make-up of an organism; Phenotype: physical traits
9. Main organ for blood circulation: Heart; Main organ for respiration: ___________
10. Deoxygenated blood: Pulmonary Artery; _____________: pulmonary vein
II. MATCHING TYPE. Identify the parts and functions of the respiratory system being indicated by the
arrow. Choose your answers on the given box. (20 points)

A. PHARYNX B. BRONCHI C. LARYNX D. LUNGS E. DIAPHRAGM

F. TRACHEA G. BRONCHIOLES H. NOSTRILS I. ALVEOLI J. NASAL CAVITY
K. Opening of your nose L. It is called as vocal cords or voice box
M. It is a dome shaped muscle that helps in breathing. N. It is also known as throat; passageway of food/air

O. It is a cavity that extends from nostrils to the throat. P. It is the main organ of the respiratory system.
Q. Also called the windpipe; passageway of air R. Tubes within the lungs connected to the alveoli.
S. It is known as tiny air sacs; site of gas exchange. T. Large tubes that carry air from windpipe to lungs
III. Trace the pathway of blood to and from the heart by filling in the blanks with correct parts/structure.
Choose your answers in the box below. (6 points)

Blood from the body enters the heart through the two large
veins, superior and inferior vena cava, into (A__________).
Blood then moves into the (B__________), and is finally
pushed into the lungs through the (E__________). The
blood then picks up oxygen in the lungs and travels back to
the heart and enters (C__________) through the
(F__________). Blood then moves to (D__________) and
exits the body through the aorta.

Left Atrium Left Ventricle Pulmonary Artery

Right Atrium Right Ventricle Pulmonary Vein

IV. MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is correct If the statement is incorrect,
change the underlined word to make the statement correct (14 points)
___________ 1. Biodiversity refers to variety of life on Earth.
___________ 2. Septum prevents the backward flow of blood.
___________ 3. When we exhale, the chest cavity goes up and the diaphragm goes down.
___________ 4. Type AB blood has no antigen on the surface of the red blood cells.
___________ 5. Traits that are carried by either X or Y chromosomes are called sex-limited traits.
___________ 6. Dinosaurs existed during the Paleozoic era.
___________ 7. A flap of tissue in front of the larynx that closes whenever you swallow food and
opens when you breathe is called conchae.
___________ 8. Roan cattle, speckled chicken and spotted dogs shows Incomplete Dominance.
___________ 9. Females are usually affected by disorders carried by X chromosomes.
___________ 10. Species richness describes the number of species present in an area.
___________ 11. Arteriosclerosis occurs when arteries grow thick and stiff and restrict blood flow
to organs and tissues in the body.
___________ 12. During inhalation, the volume decreases while pressure increases pushing the air
into the lungs.
V. ODD MAN OUT. A set of four words is given. Three of the words are related in some way, the
remaining word is not related to the rest. Pick the word which does not fit in the relation. Write your
reason on the blank provided. (6 points)
1. ______________________ 2. _____________________ 3. _____________________
Lactation in Philippine Dynamite Cosmic
Hairy Ears Tamaraw
Mammals Eagle Fishing Radiation
Color Mighty Over
Hemophilia Warty Pig Pollution
Blindness Stegodon Harvesting

VI. Complete the Punnett squares with the correct genotypes based on the given gene pairs that
describes the sex-linked trait. The example below will serve as your guide. (9 points)
A man with hemophilia (a recessive, sex-linked blood clotting disorder) has a daughter of normal
phenotype. She marries a man with hemophilia. (XH - normal Xh – hemophilia)

Husband’s Genotype: _____ Daughter’s Genotype: _____

A. What is the probability of having a son with hemophilia? _____

B. What is the probability of having a daughter who is a carrier of
the trait? ____
C. Will they have a daughter who is affected by hemophilia? ____