TABLE OF SPECIFICATION

SCIENCE – VI
2ND Quarter Examination
COMPETENCIES SKILLS Total
Remembering Understanding Applying Analysing Synthesizing Evaluating
60% 30% 10% 100%
1.Identify the 1 1 2 1 5
organs that make
up the skeletal
system
2.Identify the 1 1 1 3
organs that work
together to form
the digestive
system.
3.Identify the 1 1 1 3
organs that make
up the respiratory
system.
4.Describe the 2 2 2 1 7
functions of the
organs of
circulatory
system.
5.Describe how 2 2 1 1 1 7
the nervous
system controls
all the organ
system of the
body.
6.Describe each 2 3 1 1 7
characteristic of
vertebrates’
animals.
7. Describe each 3 3 1 1 8
characteristic of
invertebrates’
animals.
8.Identify living 2 3 1 1 1 2 10
things and non-
living things in a
mini-ecosystem.
Total 14 16 9 6 2 3 50

Prepared by

MAE ERVYNN S. BELTRAN

Teacher III
 SCIENCE VI
ND
2 Quarter Examination

Name: _________________________________________ Date: ____________ Score: _______

Directions: Read the questions carefully. Select and encircle the letter of your answer.

1. What bone in the head which is like a built -in helmet made up of eight bones that have grown
together?
A. Jawbone B. skull or cranium C. fibula D. pelvic bone

2. Which of the following components of the skeletal System holds two bones together?
A. cartilage B. joint C. ligament D. tendon

3. Which of the following is NOT a function of the skeletal system?

A. It supports the body.
B. It enables the body to move.
C. It protects the delicate organs of the body.
D. It transports food to the different parts of the body

4. The following are true in taking care of the skeletal system, except:
A. Do not set properly.
B. Always wear a helmet when ride a bicycle.
C. Avoid smoking and drinking alcoholic beverages.
D. Eat and drink calcium-rich foods like milk, cheese, and other dairy products.

5. When you ride a motorcycle, how are you going to take care of your body?
A. Wear shorts.
B. Wear slippers all the time.
C. Wear protective gears and helmet.
D. Do not put on your helmet on your head.

6. What is the part of the digestive system that physically digests the food?
A. saliva B. esophagus C. teeth D. large intestine

7. Identify the organ which is large and pear-shaped that can temporarily expand to store food.
A. esophagus B. liver C. stomach D. anus

8. Which is not true in the proper care of our digestive system?

A. Drink plenty of fluids everyday.
B Eat slowly and chew the food well
C. Eat too much spicy and fatty foods.
D.. Avoid eating too much at a time to prevent indigestion.

9. What is the outer part of the respiratory system?

A. nose B. trachea C. larynx D. lungs

10. Which part of the respiratory system in which it expand and contract when you breathe?
A. Lungs B. nose C. alveoli D. larynx

11. The following are true about taking care of the respiratory system, except:
A. Eat nutritious food
B. Observe proper hygiene.
C. Cover your nose and mouth when sneezing.
D. Do not wear mask when disinfecting household tools.
 Name the part of the circulatory system . 13. 13.

12. A. heart B. veins C. artery D. blood

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13. A. heart B. veins C. blood D. plasma

14. What do you call the smallest vessels in the body?

A. artery B. arteriole C. capillary D. venule

15. It is a hollow muscular organ located in the chest, between the lungs.
A. heart B. artery C. blood D. veins

16. What should be done to have a healthy heart?

A. Exercise regularly.
B. Avoid extreme emotions, tensions.
C. Eat too much fatty foods and drink alcoholic beverages always.
D. Have a balanced diet, and eat food which will supply necessary nutrients.

17. The following are NOT the ideal behavior in taking care of the Circulatory System, except:
A. Avoid wearing tight clothes.
B. Drinking alcoholic beverages and smoking is good to the veins.
C. Prolonged setting.
D. Avoid eating Iron-rich food.

18. Why is blood important?

A. because it helps us keep healthy?
B. because it has water that flows with it?
C. because the blood is colored red and it flows like a river
D. because it delivers vital nutrients and nourishment of the body

19. Which of the following are parts of the nervous system?

A. nerve cells B. brain C. spinal cord D. all of them

20. It is the largest structure in the brain.

A. cerebrum B.cerebellum C. .medulla oblongata D. one of the above

21. What is the main function of the nervous system?

A. It supplies blood to the different parts of the body.
B. It is the control center of the body.
C. It makes our body move.
D. It digests food.

22. It is the second largest part of the brain. What is it?

A. cerebellum C. cerebrum
B. brain stem D. spinal cord

23. The following are true in caring the nervous system, except:
A. Have enough rest and sleep well.
B. Avoid drinking alcohol, smoking, and taking toxic drugs.
C. Have a balanced diet and eat nutritious food and exercise regularly.
D. Play computer games, online games, and extreme usage of cellular phones.
24. What is nervous system important?
A. It removes waste from the body.
B. It absorbs the nutrients needed in the body.
C. It protects our body from harmful external elements.
D. It controls the other body system so that they work properly.

25. What is the best exercise to your brain?

A. Play gadgets always.
B. Read and view informational texts regularly.
C. Do not eat nutritious food and drink alcohol.
D. none of the above.

26. What does the greek word “mamma “ mean?

A. breast B. hair C. milk D. mother

27. Which of the following animals is an amphibian?

A. chicken B. dog C. frog D. goose

28. Which of the following are the characteristics of mammal?

A. They have a scaly skin C. They have feathers and can fly.
B. They have mammary glands D. They live in water and can swim freely.

29. Most animals you see around are vertebrates. What is the common characteristic of a
vertebrate?
A. They have backbones. C. They have pores.
B. They have feathers D. They are soft bodied

30. They are cold-blooded animals which can live both in water and in land. Snakes are example
of these animals.
A. reptile B. mammal C. birds D. fish

31. Fishes and other marine vertebrates seek shelter on mangroves. Which behavior best
applicable in caring fishes?
A. Throw garbage on the river. C. Cut the mangrove trees.
B. Plant young mangroves on coastal areas D. None of the above

32. Which kind of vertebrates took care of their youngs bests?

A. reptiles B. mammals C. amphibians D. fishes

33. the largest group of arthropods are:

A. crustaceans C. insects
B. spiders D. centipedes

34. Which invertebrate called the poriferans?

A. sponges B. flatworms C. arthropods D.Cnidarians

35. The shellfish, clams, oysters are example of what kind of invertebrates?
A. cnidarians B. echinoderms C. sponges D. molluscs

36. These animals are long, smooth, and rounded bodies. They are parasitic. What are they?
A. segmented worms C. roundworms
B. flatworms D. molluscs
37. All of them live in marine environment and they love to stay at the ocean floor. They do not
have a head end or tail end. What are they?
A. Molluscs B. echinoderms C. cnidarians D. crustaceans

38. They have stinging structures called nematocysts.

A. sponges B. crustaceans D. arthropods D. cnidrians

39. How are we going to take care our marine environment?

A. do not throw toxic wastes on the rivers and seas.
B. Cut the mangrove trees.
C. gather the coral reefs and use it as a decorations at home.
D. use time bombs in catching fishes.

40. Why are other insects have a life cycle called metamorphosis?
A. because they undergo a change in form, behavior and habitat
B. because they are tiny.
C. because they do not have backbones.
D. because they only live a short period of time.

41. Which is an example of a living thing?

A. human, animals, trees C. toys, stones, gravel
B. dress, pants, hats D. water, air, fire

42. It is an interaction between the living and the non-living things.

A. reproduction C. reforestation
B. ecosystem D. symbiosis

43. They are cone-bearing plants and sometimes are woody palmlike trees.
A. Spore- bearing plant C. Cone-bearing plants
B. fruit-bearing plants D. none of the above

44. These plants are spore-bearing plants in which the spores are found at the back of the leaves
or along the edges of the leaves.
A. conifers B. ferns C. cycads D. sunflowers

45. What do the spore-bearing and cone-bearing plants have in common?

A. non-flowering plants C. flowering plants
B. don’t have leaves D. they are palm-like structures

46. The following are true in caring the rain forests, except:
A. Practice kaingin system.
B. Do not cut wild flowers.
C. Do not convert rainforest to agricultural land.
D. Plant more trees.

47. Why do wild animals and wild plants are now in extinction?
A. because men hunt them and don’t have the permanent habitat to live in.
B. because they really don’t exists in the forests.
C. because they don’t like to live there.
D. none of the above.
48. To conserve the ecosystem of plants and animals, human must:
A. avoid cutting trees. B. Avoid picking wild flowers.
B. Avoid converting forests to commercial land C. all of the above

49. Mr Garcia saw a snake in his backyard. He just let the snake pass until it gets back to the
brook near his backyard. Why do you think Mr Garcia did not hurt the snake?

A. He never cares .
B. He is afraid of the snake.
C. To maintain the balance of the ecosystem in the pond.
D. There are more rats in the pond.

50. What makes an ecosystem balance?

A. There are more prey than predators.

B. There are less prey than predators.
C. There are only animals in an ecosystem.
D. There are various living and non-living organisms interacting in the place.
Key

1. B
2..D
3. D
4. A
5. C
6. C.
7. C.
8. C.
9. A.
10. A
11.D
12. D
13. B
14. C
15. A
16. D
17. A
18. D
19. D
20. A
21. B
22. A
23. D
24.D
25. B
26. A
27. C
28. B
29. A
30. A
31. B
32. B
33. C
34. A
35. D
36. C
37. B
38. D
39. A
40. A
41. A
42. B
43. C
44. B
45. A
46. A
47. A
48. D.
49. C
50. D
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