18 Questions
What does the Science sub-test measure?
Ability to comprehend qualitative relationships
Which sub-test focuses on everyday physics and mechanical relationships?
Mechanical-Technical
What is the main focus of the English sub-test?
Application of English language rules
Which sub-test involves dealing with physical forces?
Science
Which sub-test focuses on thinking logically and analytically?
Non-Verbal Reasoning
What does the Mathematics sub-test measure?
Comprehension of qualitative relationships
Which instrument is used to measure earthquakes?
Seismograph
What type of soil is most suitable for plant growth?
Loam
Why are whales considered mammals?
They nourish their young with milk.
Where are nutrients mostly absorbed in the human digestive system?
Small intestine
What is believed to be the composition of the earth's core?
Heavy solid
If your mass on Earth is 54 kg, what would be your weight on the moon?
88 N
What is the pattern in series 75.a?
Letters progress by one; numbers increase by three.
How does series 76.a progress?
Alternating multiplication and addition: divide by two, then add eight.
What is the pattern in series 77.d?
Each number is two times more than the previous number.
How does series 78.b progress?
Each number repeats itself and then increases by 11.
What is the progression in series 79.b?
Subtraction series with an interpolated number every third term.
What kind of pattern is found in the series described in Chapter 6?
Subtraction with interpolated numbers
Study Notes
DOST-SEI S&T Undergraduate Scholarship Examination Review
- The examination has two parts: Logical Reasoning and Power Test.
Logical Reasoning
- Consists of two sub-tests: Verbal Reasoning and Non-Verbal Reasoning.
- Verbal Reasoning tests understanding, analysis, and interpretation of information.
- Non-Verbal Reasoning measures visualization, transformation of images, and spatial reasoning.
Power Test
- Consists of four sub-tests: English, Science, Mathematics, and Mechanical Technical.
- English sub-test measures grammar, syntax, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.
- Science sub-test measures ability to accomplish various scientific tasks.
- Mathematics sub-test measures comprehension of qualitative relationships.
- Mechanical-Technical sub-test measures understanding of mechanical relationships, everyday physics, and physical forces.
Science
- Covers subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science.
- Types of soil: loam, sand, silt, clay (most suitable for plant growth is loam).
- Instrument that measures earthquakes is a seismograph.
- Earth's core composition is believed to be a heavy liquid.
- Nutrients are mostly absorbed in the small intestine.
- Whales are considered mammals because they nourish their young with milk and give birth to live young.
Mathematics and Physics
- Formula to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius: °C = (°F - 32) × 5/9.
- Weight on the moon is 1/6 of the weight on Earth.
- Acceleration is calculated by F = ma (Force = mass × acceleration).
Logical Reasoning Series
- Understanding number and letter patterns is essential for logical reasoning.
- Examples of series: alternating multiplication and addition, simple addition with repetition, and simple subtraction with interpolation.
Test your knowledge in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Earth Science with questions on plant growth, earthquakes, earth's core composition, and more.
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