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In plants, if transpiration exceeds water absorption, which of the following is most likely to occur?

  • Wilting of the plant. (correct)
  • Enhanced photosynthesis.
  • Accelerated root growth.
  • Increased turgor pressure in the cells.

Which classification scheme would include photosynthetic microorganisms under Kingdom Monera?

  • Three-domain system
  • Two-kingdom scheme (correct)
  • Six-kingdom scheme
  • Five-kingdom scheme

How does the autonomic nervous system regulate the heart?

  • Voluntarily controlling the heart's contraction rate.
  • Involuntarily adjusting the heart rate and contractility. (correct)
  • Consciously monitoring blood pressure.
  • Directly stimulating skeletal muscle movement around the heart.

How does bone fragility typically occur?

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What specific characteristic defines bilateral symmetry observed in some organisms?

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Which of the following sequences accurately represents incomplete metamorphosis, as seen in grasshoppers?

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If a botanist describes a fruit, what part of the plant are they referring to?

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Studying different types of fungi, which characteristic is NOT applicable to fungi?

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Which characteristic is NOT associated with asexual reproduction in cells?

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If the ambient temperature exceeds body temperature, what physiological response helps maintain homeostasis?

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Which of the following biological structures is classified as multicellular?

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In which of Earth's spheres does life exist?

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Which combination of features accurately describes Phylum Chordata?

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Which set of characteristics is true of mammals?

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Which tissue is primarily responsible for the formation of blood cells?

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During DNA replication, the unwinding and copying of DNA strands involves synthesizing complementary strands. How is this process best described in terms of energy usage?

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The study of parasitic worms is known as what?

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What is the process called when mRNA is produced using DNA as a template?

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After a polypeptide is created, vesicles from the endoplasmic reticulum transport it for further modification to which organelle?

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Which of the following plant cell types is primarily responsible for food storage?

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Which group of organisms is well-known as a source of antibiotics?

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All of the following are typical characteristics of monocots EXCEPT:

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Which inorganic compound constitutes the largest proportion of protoplasm?

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What is the fundamental unit of heredity?

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A researcher states, 'Plant growth is enhanced by increased sunlight exposure.' This statement is best described as a/an:

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Which of the following organelles is primarily responsible for degrading damaged cellular components and macromolecules?

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Sea stars can regenerate lost limbs, and under specific circumstances, a severed limb can grow into an entirely new individual. This process is best termed:

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Which characteristic distinctly differentiates arthropods from annelids?

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Which dimension is NOT typically associated with the fundamental dimensions used in physics?

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A plant's roots grow upwards, away from gravity. Which type of tropism explains this?

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What is the most accurate description of white light?

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Which of the following statements is least accurate regarding Earth's atmosphere?

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A marine organism maintains a stable salt concentration in its body despite fluctuations in the surrounding seawater salinity. This is an example of:

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What term describes the number of complete vibration cycles occurring in one second?

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A researcher isolates a structure that can independently perform metabolic processes, respond to stimuli, and replicate itself. This structure is most likely a:

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Who is credited with proposing the continental drift theory?

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Which portion of the electromagnetic spectrum is detectable by the unaided human eye?

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Which scientific discipline focuses on Earth's position in the universe, its structure, and the processes that change it?

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Which of the following is the most comprehensive outcome caused by the Earth's axial tilt?

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Based on scientific experimentation, what is the inferred composition of the Earth's core?

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Which geological process is NOT typically associated with the gradual widening of oceans?

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A geologist identifies a mineral sample based on its tendency to break along smooth, parallel planes. Which property is the geologist using?

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Which of the following phenomena does NOT typically occur within the troposphere?

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Identify the INCORRECT statements regarding breezes:

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What type of rock is formed through the transformation of pre-existing rocks under intense heat and pressure?

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Arrange Nitrogen (N), Oxygen (O), and Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in order of increasing abundance in Earth's atmosphere.

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The continuous, cyclical transformation of rocks from one type to another over long periods is known as the:

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From November to February in the Philippines, which monsoon is dominant?

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Flashcards

Inference

A statement or conclusion based on observation and prior knowledge. A step beyond just stating facts.

Lysosome

An organelle containing enzymes that break down cellular waste and debris.

Fragmentation

A form of asexual reproduction where a piece of the parent organism breaks off and develops into a new individual.

Arthropod Characteristics

Arthropods possess an external skeleton composed of chitin and jointed appendages for enhanced mobility.

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Negative Geotropism

A tropism where a plant grows away from the earth's gravitational pull.

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Homeostasis

The maintenance of a stable internal environment in an organism.

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Cell

The fundamental structural and functional unit of all known living organisms.

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Earth's Atmosphere

The Earth's atmosphere does NOT contain marine life,

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Helminthology

The study of parasitic worms.

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Transcription

The process of creating mRNA from a DNA template.

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Golgi Complex

An organelle that further modifies and packages proteins.

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Parenchyma

Plant cells that primarily function in food storage.

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Penicillium notatum

A group of organisms that produce antibiotics.

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Water

The most abundant inorganic compound in protoplasm.

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Gene

The unit of heredity.

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Dipterocarp Forest

Forest type that is the richest in the Philippines.

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What is a fruit?

A ripened ovary containing seeds.

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What is pathogenic fungi?

Fungi that causes disease.

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What is the autonomic nervous system?

The part of the nervous system that controls involuntary actions.

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Kingdom of photosynthetic microorganisms?

Photosynthetic microorganisms are classified under Kingdom Monera.

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What causes plants to wilt?

Occurs when water loss is faster than water uptake.

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What is bilateral symmetry?

Body parts are equally arranged on opposite sides.

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Grasshopper's metamorphism stages?

Egg, nymph, adult.

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Longest bone in the body?

The femur.

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Binary Fission

Asexual reproduction in prokaryotes resulting in two identical daughter cells.

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Embryo

An early-stage animal containing multiple cells.

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Biosphere

The portion of Earth where life exists.

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Notochord

A flexible rod providing skeletal support in chordates.

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Mammal Characteristics

Warm blooded, produce milk, and have hair.

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Bone Marrow

Tissue responsible for the formation of blood cells.

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Dicot Characteristics

A plant with two cotyledons (seed leaves).

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White light

A mixture of all colors

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Frequency

The number of vibrations per second.

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Alfred Wegener

He proposed the continental drift theory.

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Visible Light

The part of the electromagnetic spectrum we can see.

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Earth Science

Study of Earth's place in the universe, its structure, and changes.

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Continental Drift

The movement of the Earth’s tectonic plates

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Earth's Axial Tilt

Uneven day/night, seasons, solstice.

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Earth's core structure

A liquid outer core and a solid inner core

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Ocean Widening

The gradual widening of the oceans over time.

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Mineral Cleavage

The tendency of a mineral to break along specific planes of weakness, creating smooth, flat surfaces.

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Troposphere

The layer of Earth's atmosphere where weather phenomena like storms, tornadoes, and clouds occur.

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Land and Sea Breezes

Land breezes occur at night, sea breezes occur during the day when the land is warmer, breezes are caused by convection, mountain breezes occur in the evening. Thus, I and IV are true.

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Metamorphic Rocks

Rocks that have been changed by heat and pressure.

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Atmospheric Gas Abundance

CO2, O, N: Carbon Dioxide is the least abundant, followed by Oxygen, and Nitrogen being the most abundant.

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Rock Cycle

The continuous process where rocks change from one type to another over long periods.

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Meteorology

The science that studies the atmosphere and weather phenomena

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Study Notes

  • The test questionnaire contains 200 questions, with 3 hours allotted for completion.

General Science Questions:

  • The statement "The worm is 2 centimeters long" is an observation
  • Lysosomes break down lipids, carbohydrates, and proteins into simpler forms.
  • Starfish can regenerate through fragmentation.
  • Arthropods have jointed legs, unlike annelids.
  • Negative geotropism is when plant roots grow towards the surface.
  • The Earth's atmosphere contains marine life, traps heat forming greenhouse effect, and blocks the sun's rays.
  • Homeostasis maintains a constant internal environment.
  • The cell is the smallest unit of life capable of survival and reproduction.
  • Trisomy 21 involves 3 copies of chromosome 21.
  • Plasmodium causes Malaria
  • The stratum basale is the deepest layer of the epidermis.
  • Mitochondria are the place of cellular respiration, with final products including ATP.
  • Monosaccharides are the building blocks of carbohydrates.
  • Fatty deposits in the arteries cause cardiovascular disease
  • Glycolysis occurs in the cytoplasm.
  • Prokaryotes lack a membrane-bound nucleus.
  • Vacuoles produce turgor pressure against the cell wall, acting as a water reservoir.
  • Ichthyology studies fish.
  • Transcription forms mRNA using DNA as a template.
  • Vesicles from the endoplasmic reticulum proceed to the golgi complex.
  • Parenchyma functions as food storage in plants.
  • Penicillium notatum is a good source of antibiotics.
  • Monocots have parallel veins and scattered vascular bundles
  • Water is the most abundant inorganic compound in the protoplasm.
  • A gene is the unit of heredity.
  • Dipterocarp forest is the richest type of tropical rainforest in the Philippines.
  • Sound travels fastest in solids.
  • Plant cell walls consist of cellulose.
  • The correct sequence of the level of organization from lowest to the highest is Cells-tissues-organs-system
  • Algae and fungi exhibit symbiosis in lichen.
  • Decreased turgor pressure causes camote leaves to wilt.
  • Leavened bread is a product of biotechnology that existed even before the industrial age.
  • Tapeworms have special saprotrophic methods.
  • Amoeba proteus uses pseudopodia for locomotion.
  • Parthenogenesis forms a new organism without fertilization.
  • Villi are the finger-like folds in the small intestine.
  • The epiglottis prevents food from going the wrong way during swallowing.
  • Pleura is the membrane that surrounds the lungs.
  • PGAL is that 3-carbon formed during photosynthesis
  • Mitosis is the process of physical division in eukaryotic cells.
  • A fruit is a ripened ovary
  • Some fungi are pathogenic
  • Both skeletal muscles and the heart are controlled by the autonomic nervous system.
  • Photosynthetic microorganisms are classified under Kingdom Protista
  • Plants wilt when transpiration is faster than water absorption
  • The symmetry where body parts are paired on either side of the body is called bilateral
  • The stages of incomplete metamorphism are egg, nymph, adult
  • Cell growth is stimulated by cytokinesis
  • Endocytosis - phagocytosis and pinocytosis
  • Smooth endoplasmic reticulum is a series of membrane-bound channels free of ribosomes
  • The schistosoma that causes schistosomiasis is a Flatworm.
  • Diffusion is a passive process
  • Thrombocytes are small, irregularly-shaped cells without nuclei but are rich in ATP.
  • Cytology studies the structure and functions of cells
  • Grassland is the biome where tropical grassland grows with scattered individual trees and larger herbivores?
  • Molting is the process where birds shed feathers at least once a year?
  • Liver is the largest organ inside the human body.
  • Phenotype is the term referring to the physical appearance of an individual.
  • NOT using cross-bred hybrid plants in applying crop technology because these plants are not genetically modified organisms?
  • Bacteria are primitive life forms in primitive earth, but not all have a nuclear membrane.
  • By Perspiration is how the body temperature maintain homeostasis when it is higher than the surrounding
  • Biosphere is the sphere on earth life exist
  • The features for the animals of Phylum Chordata are notochord for skeletal support, Pharyngeal slits where gas exchanges and the Dorsal hollow nerve cord became the central nervous system
  • Mammals are warm blooded, produce milk for the young
  • The bone marrow is responsible for the formation of blood cells?
  • Grass is a monocot plant?
  • Joints attach what cartilages joins
  • Mangos propagate as a result of dispersal of water and animals
  • DNA replication in involves unwinding two strands of parent DNA
  • Amino acid is the monomer protein
  • Fungi function root absorbs water and minerals from soil and anchor the plant
  • The plant container will eventually die in the dark room because a lack of Carbon Dioxide because if there is light present then they will lack water
  • Atom is 99% of the empty volume and protons and neutrons occupies the major
  • Distillation is the process that NOT mechanical disintegration
  • Noble gases are elements that atomic number 18 belongs to
  • Protons and electrons are same but different neutrons isotopes
  • Compound is a pure substance, combinations of atoms,chemical bonds
  • Dry Ice example of chemical compound
  • Lime Water changes a blue litmus paper to red
  • The atoms sharing electrons are covalent bonds- sharing
  • Buko Pie can be classified as a homogeneous mixture
  • The compounds that contain colorless matter boils at 100°C and melts at 0°C is a mixture
  • Millions of organic more with carbon
  • A hydroxyl is -OH for alcohols group
  • carbon triple bond alkyne
  • Union is the combination of 2 or more
  • heptanes have 7 carbons
  • The elements must contain 6 electrons, 6 protons, 6 neutrons
  • Glucose
  • organic compound with a carbon ring
  • C6H14 The molecular form of a molecule
  • Saturated single bond covalent
  • A chemical bond occurs between 2 hydrogen atoms in a system has energy is released and energy
  • The protein is polymer form amino acid
  • The anaerobic decomposition of ocean is from petroleum

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