1.

This is a condition in which

breathing is impaired by
constriction of bronchi and
bronchioles, cough, and thick
mucus secretions.
a. Lung cancer b. bronchitis
c. asthma d. pneumonia

2. It is an inflammation of the
mucous membranes of the
bronchi it may present with
cough, fever, chest or back pain,
and fatigue.
a. bronchitis b. asthma c.
pneumaonia d. colds

3. An acute inflammation of the

lungs and the symptoms include
high fever, chills, headache,
cough, and chest pain.
a. bronchitis b. asthma c.
pneumaonia d. colds

4. It is reinforced with cartilage

that contains vocal cords, which
allow us to make sounds by
voluntarily tensing muscles.
a. Nasal Cavity b. larynx
c. pharynx d.
diaphragm
5. The intersection where
pathway for air and food cross
and most of the time, the
pathway for air is open, except
when we swallow.
 a. pharynx b. trachea c.
bronchi d. larynx

6. It transports material to every

cell of the body.
a. blood b. vessels c.
lungs d. oxygen

7. Which of the following is not

a type of blood vessel.
a. capilliaries b. veins
c. arteries d. blood

8. Which of the following is not

a component of blood.
a. Carbondioxide b. plasma
c. hormones d. acid
9. It is the air sacs at the end of
bronchioles where gas exchange
takes place.
a. trachea b. bronchioles
c. alveoli d. pharynx

10. The most abundant cells in

our blood; they are produced in
the bone marrow and contain a
protein called hemoglobin that
carries oxygen to our cells.
a. Red Blood Cell b. White
Blood Cell c. Plasma d.
hormones

11. They are part of the immune

system and destroy infectious
agents called pathogens.
 a. Red Blood Cell b.
Chromosomes c. DNA d.
White Blood Cell

12. This is the yellowish liquid

portion of blood that contains
electrolytes, nutrients and
vitamins, hormones, clotting
factors, and proteins such as
antibodies to fight infection.
a. plasma b. leukocytes
c. thrombocytes d.
erythrocytes

13. The clotting factors that are

carried in the plasma; they clot
together in a process called
coagulation to seal a wound and
prevent a loss of blood.
 a. leukocytes b. platelets
c. clotting d. erythrocytes

14. It is a procedure in which

blood is given to a patient
through an intravenous (IV) line
in one of the blood vessels.
a. Blood Clothing b. Blood
Transfusion c. Leukemia d.
Dialysis

15. It is a different form of a

gene that controls a certain
traits.
a. DNA b. Allele c.
Antigen d. Gamete

16. The method by which one

can determine the possible
genotypes and phenotypes when
two parents are crossed.
a. punnett square b.
probability c. breeding d.
reproducting

17. A branch of science dealing

with the study of genes.
a. genecology b. genetics
c. hemoglobin d.
etymology

18. It is how traits, or

characteristics, are passed on
from generation to generation.
a. inheritance b. heredity
c. allele d. variation
19. Two dominant alleles of a
contrasting pair fully expressed
at the same time in the
heterozygous individual.
a. Sex limited traits b.
codominance c. incomplete
dominance d. antigen

20. He is considered “The

Father of Genetics" who
experimented with “pea plants”.
a. Gregory Medel b. Gregor
Medel c. Gregor Mendel d.
Gregy Mendel

21. It is called the blue print of

life which contains the
instructions for making proteins
within the cell.
 a. cell b. DNA c.
chromosomes d. genes
22. These are traits that are
expresses exclusively in one
sex.
a. Sex limited traits b. sex
influenced traits c. Mixed traits
d. sex linked traits

23. Which of the following I

not a human blood type.
a. AB b. O c. B d.
C
24. A heterozygotes female
which is a carrier of a blind
traits marry a color blind men.
Which of the following will be
their possible offspring when it
is drawn on a punnett square.
 a. All of their children are
color blind
b. All of their children are in
good condition
c. Only female children are
color blind
d. Two of the children are
color blind

25. A permanent and

irreversible destruction of
alveolar walls, resulting in loss
of lung elasticity and gas
exchange surface.
a. Emphysema b. lung
cancer c. colds d.
asthma
26. It is a system that circulate
blood throughout entire body
for transport of oxygen,
carbondioxide, and nutrients
from the entire body.
a. Respiratory b.
Cardiovascular c. Endocrine
d. Nervous

27. The Special organ that

pumps blood throughout the
body.
a. heart b. lungs c.
veins d. capillaries

28. Fine tubes that allow

passage of air and it is covered
with cilia and mucus to trap and
remove dust and other particles.
 a. bronchioles b. larynx
c. pharynx d. nose

29. It leads into a lung and

branches into smaller and
smaller bronchioles, resembling
an inverted tree.
a. larynx b. pharynx c.
esophagus d. bronchi

30. A rings of cartilage that

maintains shape of trachea, to
prevent it from closing and
forks into two bronchi.
a. trachea b. nose c.
mouth d. lungs

31-40: Explain the negative effects of cigarette smoking on the circulatory and respiratory
system?
41-50: The environment is one of the most important parts of all living organisms including
humans. As a student make an essay on how you will protect our environment from pollution
and other activities that can destroy them.