UNIT TEST C.

hand holding the arm, carrying the microscope

Grade 7 Science close to the body
BIOLOGY D. hand holding the arm, microscope hanging at
the sides
1. The cell theory states that _________. 15. An unknown specimen was observed to have a dark, centrally located organelle floating
A. the cell is the unit of structure in a semi-liquid substance and bounded by a membrane. What could this specimen be?
B. the cell is the unit of function A. cell C. plant cell
C. the cell comes from pre existing cell B. animal cell D. living thing
D. all of the above 16. In which of the following items would you find cells?
2. To facilitate easy viewing of a specimen, the microscope can be slightly tilted at the A. lanzones C. peso coin
_________. B. plastic flower D. eyeglass
A. base C. inclination joint 17. Plant cells often have a box-like shape because of the;
B. arm D. draw tube A. nucleus C. cytoplasm
3. To maximize the use of a microscope, the mounted specimen has to be at the center of B. cell wall D. vacuole
the _______. 18. Chloroplasts were seen in a specimen under a microscope. Most probably, the
A. ocular C. mirror specimen was a_____.
B. stage D. base A. hydrilla C. cheek cell
4. To change the magnification of a microscope, we can change the _____________. B. paramecium D. bacterium
A. ocular C. mirror For questions number 19-21 refer to the table below of cell samples labeled as A and B.
B. objectives D. both a and b STRUCTURE CELL A CELL B
5. What is the combined magnification of a 5X ocular and a 10X ocular?
A. 50X C. 100X Cell Wall x
B. 150X D. 10.5X
6. How many times will a specimen be magnified if the ocular is 10X and the objective is Chloroplast x
40X?
A. 50X C. 500X Cell Membrane

B. 400X D. 500
7. A cell is observed to contain nucleus, mitochondria and chloroplasts. From this Nucleus

information you can conclude that the cell is a/an:

A. plant cell C. bacterium cell Vacuole

B. animal cell D. paramecium cell

8. Kate is using a compound microscope. Which of the following situation is the proper way B 19. Which of the two sample cells is a plant?

of handling the microscope? A 20. Which of the sample cells is an animal?

I. Hold the arm using right hand 21. Which part/s are common to Cell A and B?

II. Hold the base using left hand A. Cell membrane

III. Hold the microscope using both hands in B. Nucleus

one part of the microscope C. Vacuole

A. I and II C. I and III D. All of the Above

B. I only D. I, II, III

9. Which illustration could be a plant cell?
A. B. 22. Which of the following statement is ALWAYS true?

C. D. A. All cells have a cell wall

10. The control center of the cell, B. All cells contain chloroplasts

directs protein synthesis and C. All cells contain nucleus

cell reproduction. D. All cells have a big vacuole

A. nucleus C. vacuole 23. Bacteria can be classified according to shape. Bacteria that are sphere-shaped or

B. cytoplasm D. cell wall globular are called ________.

11. Which objectives has the highest magnification when assisted by a special kind of oil? A. cocci C. spirilli

A. low power objective C. oil power objective B. vibrio D. bacilli

B. high power objective D.oil immersion obj. 24. One of the following organisms is characterized by the presence of root-like, stem-like,

12. What part of the microscope would you use to look at a specimen? and fruit-like parts. It is also responsible for the spoilage of foods. The organism could be a?

A. eyepiece A. mushroom C. mold

B. scanning objective B. lichen D. yeast

C. low power objective 25. Primitive microorganisms are said to be _______

D. high power objective A. Prokaryotes C. Unicellular

13. Which of the following is the correct arrangement of levels of biological organization in B. Eukaryotes D. Multicellular

deductive method? 26. Which of the following organism reproduce by fission?

A. cell—organ—tissue—organism—organ system A. mosses C. fungi

B. cell—tissue—organ—organ system—organism B. gabi D. amoeba

C. organism—organ system—organ—tissue—cell 27. Is mushroom a kind of plant?

D. organism—cell—organ system—tissue—organ A. Yes, because it has roots, stems and seeds

14. How should the microscope be carried from place to place? B. No, because it cannot make its own food

A. right hand at the arm, left hand at the base, C. Yes, because it produces spores

carried close to the body D. No, because it is poisonous

B. left hand at the arm, right hand at the base 28. Potatoes can grow from seed, but it is easier and faster to grow them from a _________.

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 A. tuber C. mature stem A. egg cell only
B. leaf D. mature root B. a pollen and a sperm cell
29. The reproductive part of the plants attractive to agents of pollination is the __________. C. sperm cell only
A. stem C. leaf D. an egg cell and a sperm cell
B. root D. flower 44. Which of the following plants grow from seeds?
30. Which of the following organisms reproduces asexually? I. Papaya II. Atis III. Pechay IV. Ginger
A. cow C. carabao A. I and IV C. II, III and IV
B. mold D. dog B. II and IV D. I, II, and III
31. Budding is a type of asexual reproduction. Which of the following organisms DOES NOT 45. One of the following organisms is characterized by the presence of root-like, stem-like
form an outgrowth of its parent? and fruit-like parts. It is also responsible for the spoilage of food. The organism could be a
A. Yeast C. Hydra _______?
B. Protococcus D. Sponges A. Mushroom C. lichen
32. Budding is a type of asexual reproduction. Which of the following organisms does not B. mold D. yeast
form an outgrowth of its parent?
A. Yeast C. Hydra 46. Which of the following statement is TRUE about asexual and sexual reproduction?
B. Protococcus D. Sponge I. Asexual reproduction forms new individuals without involving sex cells
33. An unknown specimen was observed to be greenish with a long whip-like structure. II. Sexual reproduction forms new individuals using body parts
Which of the observed characteristics is animal-like? A. Both I and II
A. greenish color C. both A and B B. I only but not II
B. whip-like structure D. neither A nor B C. Neither I nor II
34. These organisms are chlorophyllated except: D. II only but not I
A. Moss C. Blue green algae B. Euglena D. 47. An egg cell unites with a sperm cell to form a zygote. Which process/es is/are taking
Venus fly trap place?
35. Consider the organisms below I. Fragmentation III. Fission
I. Paramecium III. Euglena II. Fertilization IV. Conjugation
II. Mushroom IV. Shellfish A. I only C. II only
Which of the above organisms has/have NO locomotory structure? B. I and IV D. II and III
A. I and II C. II only 48. Organisms reproduce because of the following reason/s.
B. III and IV D. III only I. continue their own kind
35. Fission is a kind of asexual reproduction which means that no gametes are involved. II. Increase population
Which of the following organisms reproduces by way of fission? III. Improve characteristics of a race
A. Mosses C. Fungi IV. Minimize negative traits
B. Humans D. Amoeba A. I and IV C. I only
36. Which of the following is not a form of asexual reproduction? B. I, II and III D. III only
A. budding C. fragmentation 49. Consider the following modes of reproduction: Budding, Fission and Regeneration.
B. regeneration D. fertilization Which statement is TRUE about them?
37. The following plants grow from seeds except; A. All of them are examples of Asexual
A. ginger C. carrots Reproduction
B. santol D. radish B. All of them are examples of Sexual
38. Which of the following performs fertilization during reproduction? Reproduction
A. chicken C. mushroom C. Only budding is Asexual Reproduction
B. hydra D. yeast D. Regeneration and Fission are Sexual
39. What advantage does a species that reproduces sexually have over a species that Reproduction
reproduces asexually? 50. Asexual reproduction gives rise to offspring that are identical to parent.
A. The offsprings are identical to their parents A. The above statement is not correct
B. Only one parent is necessary for reproduction B. The above statement is correct
C. No sex cells are needed for reproduction C. The above statement is incomplete
D. There is greater variations among the offspring D. The above statement is partly correct
40. A farmer grew only one type of corn. All of the corn plants died from the same disease. 51. In a particular area, the living organisms and nonliving environment function together as
What can be said of this corn plant population? ________
A. The corn plants were genetically identical A. a community C. a species
B. Only few plants were resistant to the disease B. an ecosystem D. a population
C. All of the corn plants were resistant to the disease 52. A garden ecosystem includes biotic and abiotic components. Choose the biotic factor
D. The corn plants were genetically different from each other that is affected by the abiotic factors.
41. Which of the following is TRUE about fertilization? A. temperature C. carbon dioxide
A. It is a form of asexual reproduction B. water D. creeping plants
B. No sex cells are needed for fertilization to occur 53. Which of the following is a natural ecosystem?
C. One type of sex cells is needed for fertilization to occur A. river C. garden
D. Sperm cells and egg cells are needed for fertilization to occur B. fish pond D. terrarium
42. What happens after fertilization? 54. Green plants are producers meaning they make their own _______.
A. A zygote is formed A. seeds C. foods
B. An egg is formed B. roots D. water
C. A full grown organism is formed 55. What is the ecological model of the relationships that form a network of complex
D. A fetus is formed interactions among organisms in a community from producers to decomposers?
43. In sexual reproduction, what is the source of the genetic material in a zygote? A. Food chain C. Food web

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 B. Food energy D. Energy pyramid

For questions number 56-58, refer to the diagram:

56. Which of the following gets the greatest amount of energy?
A. frog C.
cowman
B. snakegrass D. cow man

57. Which of the following gets the least amount of energy

A. frog C. man
B. snake D. cow
58. Which of the herbivore er
grasshoppper in the food chain? frog
A. frog C. man
B. snake D. cow
59. Among the ecological relationships below, which is most different from the other three?
A. Fungal mycelia around algal cells in a lichen
B. Cellulose-digesting protozoan in a termite gut
C. Nitrogen-fixing bacteria in the nodules of a
bean plant
D. Salmonella in the human gut
60. Which of the following is a microecosystem
A. flower pot C. ocean
B. pond D. farm

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