M. B. Asistio Sr.

High School-Unit I
Pla-Pla Street, Kaunlaran Village, Caloocan City 26. Which of the following is a natural vegetative reproduction?
A. Bulbs C. Grafting
Quarter 2 Pre-Test in Science 7 B. Cutting D. Layering
27. Which parts of the flower are directly involved in sexual reproduction?
A. petals and pollen grains C. pistil and stamen
MULTIPLE CHOICE
B. pistil and petals D. stamen and sepals
Directions: Read the following items carefully. Write the letter of the correct
28. Which is NOT an advantage of asexual reproduction?
answer in the space provided.
A. Fast growth and development
B. Genetic variation
1. He is a Dutch naturalist and a craftsman who first observed animalcules
C. Perpetuation of the successful organism
with his microscope.
D. Production of numerous offspring
A. Aristotle C. Anton van Leeuwenhoek 29. Some plants bear flowers during the summer season. How are flowers
B. Robert Brown D. Robert Hooke different from the reproductive organ of animals?
2. He coined the term “cell” in 1665 A. Flowers are shed from time to time.
A. Robert Brown C. Robert Hooke B. Flowers need pollinators like bees to reproduce; animals do not.
B. Mathias Schleiden D. Ernst Abbe C. Flowers have male and female parts; animals have either male or
3. An instrument used to examine objects, tissues, and cells that are too female parts.
small to be seen with the naked eye. D. There is no difference between the flower and the reproductive
A. magnifying glass C. telescope organs of animals.
B. microscope D. binocular 30. Which species can produce offspring that are genetically different from
4. Which of the following parts of the microscope reflects light up through their parents?
A. A species that has few variations
the entire optical system?
B. A species that reproduce sexually
A. Lens C. diaphragm
C. A species that reproduce asexually
B. Mirror D. nosepiece
D. A species that competes with a similar species
5. Mechanical part of the microscope that holds the objective lenses apart. 31. In an aquarium, there are stones, oxygen, and plastic plants. The
A. revolving nose piece C. arm following pertains to what component of an ecosystem?
B. body tube D. mirror A. Abiotic C. Climatic factor
6. Can a compound microscope be used to view a SARS-CoV-2 sample? B. Biotic D. Edaphic factor
Why/Why not? 32. What ecological relationship between the bird and the carabao shown in
A. No, since the virus cannot be seen by any known optical the picture below?
instrument to date. A. Commensalism
B. Yes, because when in large amounts, the virus clump together and B. Competition
become larger. C. Mutualism
C. No, since the virus has exceeded the limit of resolution of the D. Predation
compound microscope.
D. Yes, since the virus has not yet exceeded the limit of resolution of 33. Which interaction describes competition?
the compound microscope. A. An eagle catching a chick
7. Is a group of distinct and similar cells that work together to perform a B. Birds nesting on a branch of a tree
specific function? C. Clownfish thriving on sea anemones under the sea
A. tissue C. cell D. A woodpecker and a squirrel race for nesting rights on the same
B. organ D. organ system hole and space of a tree
8. He proposed that cells came from preexisting cells. 34. Which of the following describes the relationship between a whale and
A. Robert Hooke C. Theodor Schwann barnacles?
B. Rudolf Virchow D. Anton Leeuwenhoek A. The whale is benefitted while the barnacles are harmed.
9. The cell was first discovered and named by _______. B. The whale is harmed while the barnacles are benefitted.
A. Robert Hooke C. Theodor Schwann C. The whale is unaffected while the barnacles are benefitted.
D. The whale is benefitted while the barnacles are unaffected.
B. Rudolf Virchow D. Anton Leeuwenhoek
35. Which of the following interactions shows mutualism?
10. According to them, plants and animals have cells. A. A liver fluke in cattle’s bile duct
A. Robert Hooke, Rudolf Virchow
B. A frog feeds on a fly
B. Rudolf Virchow, Theodor Schwann C. An orchid growing on a tree branch
C. Matthias Schleiden, Theodor Schwann D. A bird eating the meat from between the crocodile’s teeth
D. Anton van Leeuwenhoek, Robert Hooke 36. What ecological relationship is observed when ticks live on a dog’s
11. It is the basic structural and functional unit of all organisms. body?
A. tissue C. cell A. Commensalism C. Parasitism
B. organ D. organ system B. Competition D. Predation
12. Which part of the cell prevents some substances from entering and 37. Which of the following shows the correct role of the organisms
leaving the cell? involved in an interaction?
A. cell membrane C. cytoplasm A. fox : prey ; rabbit : predator
B. cell wall D. nucleus B. grasshopper : predator ; leaf : prey
13. Esophagus, stomach, and small intestines are all part of the digestive C. butterfly : predator ; flower : prey
system. D. mussel : prey ; barnacle : predator
A. cell C. organ 38. Which of the following shows the correct role of the organisms
involved in an interaction?
B. tissue D. organ system
14. What cell structure controls the cell’s activities?
A. golgi body C. mitochondria
B. lysosome D. nucleus I. The food supply will decrease.
15. Interaction between different populations inhabiting/living in a given II. The rice mice population will double
area. III. The snake population will increase.
A. Biosphere C. Ecosystem IV. The rice mice population will control the snake
B. Community D. Organ System A. I only C. II and III only
16. Individual living things are composed of several organ systems that B. I and II only D. II and IV only
function altogether. 39. The following are activities that help maintain balance in nature
A. Cell C. Organ EXCEPT ________.
B. Community D. Organism A. Protecting forests and wildlife.
B. Human population growth control.
C. Conservation of soil and other natural resources.
D. Legalizing too much logging, fishing, and hunting.
17. Which of the following statements about cells are TRUE? 40. Which of the following correctly describes the relationship between
I. Cell is the most basic unit of life. mosses and a tree?
II. All cells come from preexisting cells. A. The moss is benefited while the tree is harmed.
III. All living things are composed of one or more cells. B. The moss is harmed while the tree is benefited.
IV. Plants and Animals have the same cell parts with the same C. The moss is benefited while the tree is unaffected.
functions. D. The moss and the tree both benefited from the relationship.
A. I, II, III C. II, III, IV 41. What is the role of a bird in its interaction with a worm?
B. I, III, IV D. I, II, III, IV A. Host C. Predator
18. Which of the following is NOT part of a plant cell? B. Parasite D. Prey
A. cell membrane C. centrioles 42. A mango orchard needs essential elements such as water, nutrients from
B. cell wall D. chloroplast the soil, important gases from the atmosphere, and most importantly,
energy from the sun in order to live. How are these requirements needed
19. Which of the following is NOT part of an animal cell?
by mangoes categorized?
A. cell membrane C. chloroplast
A. Climate C. Biotic components
B. centrioles D. nucleus
B. Minerals D. Abiotic components
20. Which biological process is involved in producing offspring that are 43. Which of the following represents an abiotic component of the
genetically like the parent organism? environment?
A. Excretion C. Respiration A. Crawling insects C. Blooming sunflowers
B. Precipitation D. Reproduction B. Germinating seeds D. Splashing water in the falls
21. Which type of asexual reproduction is in which a new plant grows from 44. In a pond ecosystem, how will you describe a population?
a fragment of the parent plant? A. A group of frogs living in the pond.
A. Cloning C. Fragmentation B. A group of different organisms interacting together.
B. Fission D. Vegetative Reproduction C. An organism interacting with the physical environment.
22. Which is a method of vegetative reproduction? D. A group of frogs, insects, small aquatic plants, and small fishes
A. Binary Fission C. Cutting living in the same area.
B. Budding D. Spore formation 45. What do you call the non-living factor in an ecosystem which describes
23. Which of the following is a female part of a complete flower? the physical and chemical characteristics of the soil?
A. Anther C. Ovule A. Climatic Factor C. Physiographic Factor
B. Filament D. Style B. Edaphic factor D. Soil Factor
24. Which is NOT considered an advantage of asexual reproduction? 46. Animals and plants are living things. What do you call the living thing
A. Asexual reproduction is faster than sexual reproduction. component in an ecosystem?
A. abiotic C. biotic
B. Asexual reproduction is more time and energy efficient
C. Asexual reproduction does not lead to genetic variation. B. alive D. natural
D. Asexual reproduction can increase rapidly when the conditions are 47. What do you call the non-living factor in an ecosystem which describes
favorable. the physical and chemical characteristics of the soil?
A. climatic factor C. edaphic factor
25. Which type of reproduction involves of the union of gametes?
A. Asexual C. Pollination B. physiographic factor D. soil factor
B. Fragmentation D. Sexual reproduction 48. How can you classify decomposers like bacteria in an ecosystem?
A. abiotic C. biotic
B. alive D. natural
49. What is the non-living component of the ecosystem?
A. abiotic C. biotic
B. alive D. natural
50. What non-living factors describe the temperature and precipitation in
each ecosystem?
A. climatic factor C. edaphic factor
B. physiographic factor D. soil factor