SMK JULAU (YEB 6201)

SCIENCE FORM 4
2nd Mid-term Examination
Instructions : Question 1 to Question 30 are followed by four options A, B, C and D. Choose
the best option for each question.
Answer all questions.
5. Which of the noble values must be
1. Which of the following must be done practiced when writing a report of an
first before making a hypothesis? investigation?

I Making an inference A Curious

II Identifying variables B Hardworking
III Controlling variables C Flexible
D Systematic
A I and II only
B I and III only 6.
C II and III only
D I, II and III

2. What is the step after collecting data?

A Writing report
B Analysing data
C Making hypothesis
D Making conclusion

3. What is the responding variable in an

experiment?

A The quantity which is determined The figure above shows a system in a

earlier human body. What is the system?
B The quantity which is measured
during the experiment A Digestive system
C The quantity which is unchanged B Nervous system
D The quantity which cannot be C Endocrine system
determined. D Lymphatic system

4. Identify the correct technique is 7. Which of the following are true about
important while planning an the nervous system?
investigation because
I The responses are fast and short
I Data can be collected accurately II The responses are slow and last
II It is to avoid unnecessary hassle longer
III Data can be collected faster III It involves the transmission of
electrical impulses
A I only
B I and III only A I and II only
C II and III only B I and III only
D I, II and III C II and III only
D I, II and III
8. Response are slow
It may last for a long period A I and II only
It involves the secretion of B I and III only
hormones C II and III only
D I, II and III
Which of the following systems has the
above criteria? 13. Aini and Aminah are twins. Which of
the following may not be the same for
A Blood circulation system both of them?
B Endocrine system
C Nervous system A Blood group
D Respiration system B Ability to roll tongue
C Type of finger print
9. What will happen if the medulla D Height
oblongata of a person is injured?
14. Which of the following is not true about
A He will lose his sense of balance albinos?
B He will not be able to execute
voluntary action A They cannot produce melanin
C He will experience paralysis of the B They have fair skin, white hair and
limbs pink eyes
D He will lose his life C They have slanted eyes
D They are prone to skin cancer
10. What are the hormones being injected
into a diabetes sufferer? 15.

A Thhyroxine
B Glucagon
C Insulin
D Oxytocin

11. What are the hormones secreted by the

ovary? The figure above shows an inheritance
of colour blindness of a normal male
I Oestrogen who marries a normal female (carrier).
II Progesterone What is the percentage their new-borne
III Testosterone son will be colour blind?

A I and II only A 25 %
B I and III only B 50 %
C II and III only C 75 %
D I, II and III D 100 %

12. Which of the chromosomes control the 16. Which of the following techniques are
gender of an organism? used in selective breeding?

I Autosomes I Artificial insemination

II XY chromosomes II Embryo transplantation
III XX chromosomes III Cloning

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 A nucleon number
A I and II only B proton number
B I and III only C number of electrons
C II and III only D number of neutrons
D I, II and III
22. A negative ion is formed when an atom
17. What are the chromosomes present in
the baby boy? A gains electron
B loses electron
A 44 chromosomes and 2 X sex C gains proton
chromosomes D loses proton
B 44 chromosomes, 1 X and 1 Y sex
chromosomes 23. The table below shows sub-atomic
C 22 chromosomes and 1 Y sex particles in atoms X and Y.
chromosome
D 22 chromosomes and 1 X sex X Y
chromosome Number of 11 11
protons
18. What is the percentage of a couple to get Number of 11 11
a male child during a pregnancy? electrons
Number of 12 13
A 25% neutrons
B 50%
C 75% Which of the following about X and Y
D 100% are true?
19. Which of the following statements is I The nucleon number of X is 22.
true regarding the trait of thumb prints II The proton number of Y is 11.
III Atom X and Y are isotopes.
I It is a continuous variation
II It is a discontinuous variation A I and II only
III It is caused by genetic factor B I and III only
C II and III only
A I and II only D I, II and III
B I and III only
C II and III only 24. An element X is represented by the
D I, II and III 11X
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20. Which of the following is continuous symbol . What is the number of
variation? neutrons present in an atom X?

A Hair texture A 5
B Tongue rolling B 6
C Thumb shape C 11
D Skin colour D 16

21. The elements in the Periodic Table are

grouped according to its

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25. A W
B X
C Y
D Z

28. An ion

A has different number of protons and

neutrons
Addition of salt to water will B has different number of neutrons
and electrons.
A increase both its melting point and C has different number of protons and
boiling point. electrons.
B decrease both its melting point and D has the same number of neutrons
boiling point. and protons.
C increase its melting point but
decrease its boiling point. 29. A mixture of ethanol and water can be
D decrease its melting point but separated by
increase its boiling point.
A distillation
26. B evaporation
C crystallization
D filtration

30.

The figure above shows the changes in

the state of matter.
Name the process I, II and III.

I II III
A Melting Sublimation Boiling The figure above shows the positions of
B Freezing Evaporation Condensation four elements in the Periodic Table.
C Melting Sublimation Condensation Which of the statements below is true?
D Freezing Sublimation Boiling
I X is a noble gas.
27. Particles Number of Number of Number II Y conducts electricity.
protons electrons of III Z is a transition metal.
neutrons
W 11 10 12 A III only
X 13 13 14 B I and II only
C I and III only
Y 17 18 18
D II and III only
Z 19 19 20

The table above shows the number of

sub-atomic particles in four particles.
Which of the above particles is
positively charged?