COLEGIO DE TABLAS HIGH SCHOOL

Bangon, Odiongan, Romblon

First Quarter Examination

Science 9
SY 2023-2024
Name: ___________________________________________________ Date:____________

Grade&Section:____________________________________________ Score:___________

Vision
Colegio de Tablas envisions itself as the center of Academic excellence in providing good and quality education that ensures a holistic
development of youths in the Province of Romblon.

Mission
Colegio de Tablas is entrusted to deliver a God-centered, curriculum and community- based education that develops both the skills and
competencies essential for the success of our students in a rapidly changing society.

Objectives
 To have competent, committed and morally upright non-teaching and teaching personnel.
 To upgrade facilities and equipment for a competitive classroom instructions.
 To maximize the utilization of resources responsibly and effeciently.
 To produce globally competitive graduates who will serve as pillars of the community.
 To develop an extensive and responsive curriculum to the changing needs of society.

Direction: Identify and label the parts of the Respiratory System. Wrong spelling, wrong.

_______11. What is the function of the respiratory system?

a. To transport nutrients throughout the body. b. To eliminate waste from the body
c. The exchange gases between the body and the environment d. To regulate body temperature

_______12. Which organ in the respiratory system is responsible for the exchange of gases?
a. nasal cavity c. trachea
b. lungs d. diaphragm

_______13. How does oxygen enter the body during respiration?

a. through the skin c. through nose and mouth
b. through the eyes d. through the ears

_______14. When we inhale, our lungs expand, and the thoracic cavity increase in volume. What will happen to the diaphragm ?
a. contracts and moves down. c. stays the same.
b. expands and moves up d. inflate sideways.

_______15. It is a tubular organ in our respiratory system that connects the upper respiratory track to the lungs.
a. pharynx b. larynx
c. trachea d. epiglottis

_______16. What happens to carbon dioxide during respiration?

a. it is released in the atmosphere c. it is stored in the liver.
b. it is converted into oxygen d. it is transported back to the lungs to be exhaled.
_______17. What is the purpose of the epiglottis in the respiratory system?
a. to produce sound and allow for speech.
b. to protect the lungs from food and liquid entering.
c. to regulate the flow of air in and out of the lungs.
d. to filter the air and trap dust particles.

_______18. It serves as resonating chamber for our voice and subdivided by nasal septum.
a. pharynx c. nostrils
b. trachea d. nasal cavity

_______19. This cartilage is more popularly known as Adams apple which is visible under the skin of the upper neck in males.
a. thyroid cartilage c. cricoid cartilage
b. hyaline cartilage d. epiglottis

_______20. What is the purpose of the mucus in the respiratory system?

a. to help with the process of swallowing c. to produce oxygen for the body
b. to filter out dust and debris from air d. to regulate body temperature.

_______21. What is the main function of the circulatory system?

a. to help with digestion.
b. to transport oxygen and nutrients throughout the body
c. to regulate body temperature.
d.to control muscle movement.

_______22. Which of the following is not a part of the circulatory system?

a. heart c. blood vessels
b. lungs d. blood

_______23. How many chambers does the human heart have?

a. 1 c. 3
b. 2 d. 4

_______24. What is the purpose of the valve in our heart?

a. to prevent blood from flowing backward c. to filter waste products from the blood.
b. to regulate the heartbeat. d. to produce antibodies.

_______25. Which blood vessel carry oxygenated blood away from the heart?
a. arteries c. capillaries
b. veins d. lymphatic vessels

_______26. Pulmonary circulation is a type of circulation which function is to_________________

a. to transport oxygen to the body c. to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide in the lungs.
b. to remove waste products from the body d. to regulate blood pressure.

_______27. The liquid component that makes up 90% of the blood.

a. plasma c. white blood cell
b. red blood cell d. platelets

_______28. This is a protective sac of connective tissues that surrounds the heart and often filled with fluid.
a. endocardium c. pericardium
b. myocardium d. epicardium

_______29. Where can you relate the series of networks of vessels in the circulatory system?
a. to a housing blueprint c. to a computer motherboard
b. to an electrical unit d. to a highway with streets and households

_______30. A common chronic respiratory condition that causes difficulty in breathing due to inflammation of the airways.
a. bronchitis c. upper respiratory tract infection
b. asthma d. flu

_______31. Red is experiencing a common cold due to weather changes. What is the medical term for common cold?
a. epiglottitis c. laryngitis
b. acute nasopharyngitis d. pharyngitis

_______32. Joren, on the other hand is also experiencing symptoms of a common cold but this time it is associated with a body ache
and a fever.
a. asthma c. bronchitis
b. tuberculosis d. flu or influenza

_______33. The second most common leading cause of mortality or death rate in our country. It commonly affects heavy smokers.
a. tuberculosis c. pneumonia
b. lung cancer d. SARS Cov-2

_______34. Why is it not advisable to take antibiotic on illness caused by viral infection?
a. it will not be effective.
b. antibiotics had side effects on our body.
c. antibiotic is infection resistant.
d. antibiotic only targets bacteria and not virus.

_______35. This is a respiratory illness that belongs to large family of viruses called coronaviruses.
a. Cystic fibrosis c. COPD
b. Asthma d. Covid-19
_______36. It is an observable or an inherited characteristics of organism from their parents
a. gene c. trait
b. DNA d. cells

_______37. What is the main function of genes in our body?

a. to provide homeostasis
b. to fight body against infection.
c. to supply energy for cells.
d. to provide separate characteristics like eye color.

_______38. Where is the specific region where genes are located?

a. RNA b. DNA c. mRNA d. tRNA

_______39. Arrange the following genetic terms in order of sequence from the largest to smallest unit.
a. Body, tissues, nucleus, cells, chromosome, genes, DNA
b. Body, tissues, cells, chromosomes, nucleus, DNA, genes
c. Body, tissues, chromosomes, cells, nucleus, DNA, genes
d. Body, tissues, cells, nucleus, chromosomes, DNA, genes

_______40. What is the structure of our DNA?

a. oblate structure c. double helix
b. rod-shaped d. single helix

_______41. A DNA strand has a codon ATCGGCTAC. What is the correct complementary pair in this codon?
a. AGCTCATCG c. TAGTATCGA
b. TAGCCGATG d. ATGCTACGT

_______42. He is an Austrian monk who proposed the idea that an offspring can inherit the trait of both parents.
a. John Dalton c. James Watson
b. Francis Crick d. Gregor Mendel

_______43. Pisum Sativum or more commonly known as peas becomes the subject in the study of heredity. The following are its ideal
properties EXCEPT.
a. It can be grown in a small area c. it is more hydroponic(water-lover)
b. it can produces lots of offspring d. it pollinates up to several generations.

_______44. A gumamela flower has a genotype of RR. What does the uniform capital letter indicate?
a. Homozygous recessive c. Homozygous dominant
b. Heterozygous dominant d. Heterozygous recessive

_______45. What is a phenotype of a gumamela flower with a ratio of 2(Red) : 1 (white)

a. red c. pink
b. white d. green

For items 46-50, construct a Punnett square from a given genetic situation below. (5 points)

Cross the F1 generation of a Homozygous dominant Yellow bell (upper) and a Heterozygouse recessive Red bell (left)

In everything you do, aim high and aim right. Good luck and God bless on your exam!

Prepared by: Checked by:

CLEA FAYE F. FERRANCO, LPT SHELLA F. IGNACIO, LPT

Subject Teacher School Principal