Division of Camarines Sur

GOV. MARIANO E. VILLAFUERTE HIGH SCHOOL

Caroyroyan, Pili, Camarines Sur
3RD QUARTER EXAMINATION
GRADE 7 SCIENCE Modesty, Kindness
S/Y 2015-2016
GOODLUCK!

LBMontero

Direction: Read the questions carefully. Write the letter that corresponds to the correct answer on your
answer sheet.
1. The living components of the environment are also called ________________
a. Organisms
b. Microorganisms c. Bacteria
d. Population
2. The nonliving components make up the ________ of these organisms.
a. Physical Environment
c. Chemical Environment
b. Dead plants and animals
d. Ecological system
3. Organisms that belong to the same species and live in the same place form a_____
a. Population
b. Community
c. Biosphere d. Ionosphere
4. Goats grazing on grass, chickens feeding on grains, and lizards preying on insects make up a______
a. Population
b. Community
c. Biosphere d. Ionosphere
5. A larva of an insect lives on the leaves of the plant and causes damage by eating the leaves. What
kind of relationship do you think do these two organisms have?
a. Parasitism
b. Mutualism
c. Commensalism
d. Predation
6. Animal kill and eat other animals. Just like tiger kill cheetah for food. This interaction is called____.
a. Parasitism
b. Mutualism
c. Commensalism
d. Predation
7. An animal that kills and eat other animals is called a _______
a. Prey
b. Predator
c. Host

d. Parasite

8. An animal that is killed and eaten by its predator is called ______

a. Prey
b. Predator
c. Host
d. Parasite
9. When two populations use the same resource, they participate in a biological interaction called____.
Resources for which different populations compete include food, nesting sites, habitat, light,
nutrients, and water.
a. Parasitism
b. Mutualism
c. Competition
d. Predation
10. Which of the following statement is TRUE about ecological relationships?
a. Prey animals are usually bigger and more powerful than the predator that eats them.
b. Commensalism happens when one organism benefits from the host organism, while the host
organism is neither positively nor negatively affected.
c. A host gets its nutrients from a living parasite harmed by the interaction.
d. Animals that hunt and feed upon another animals can never become prey to larger and stronger
animals.
11. The dog is harmed by the flea that feeds on its blood. What kind of a relationship do you think these
two organisms have?
a. Parasitism
b. Mutualism
c. Competition
d. Predation
12. Why does an organism eat another organism?
a. Organisms must obtain energy to enable them to walk, run and bear fruits.
b. Organisms must obtain energy to enable them to grow, repair damaged body parts, and
reproduce.
c. Organisms must eat another organism to enable them to survive.
d. Organisms must eat another organism to enable them to produce offspring.
13. Why are plants considered as producers?
a. Plants are considered producers because they bear fruits.
b. Plants are called producers because they are important part of human and animal meals.

c. Plants are called producers because they are capable of converting energy from the sun into
chemical energy in the form of glucose (food).
d. Plants are called producers because they bear flowers.
14. Organisms that feed on other organisms are called __________
a. Producers
b. Consumers
c. Decomposers
Corn
mouse
snake
eagle

d. Microorganisms

For question number 15-18, refer to the food chain above

15. Which organism provides energy or considered as producer in the given food chain? ___
16. The first-order consumer in the food chain is ___________
17. The third-order consumer is the organism that eats the 2nd order consumer, and this is the _________
18. It starts with the energy source, the sun. It is a series of eater and eaten relationship.
a. Food chain
b. Food web
c. Food pyramid
d. Scavengers
19. House flies, cockroaches, maggots and ants are organisms that look for and eat dead animals or
plants. These are called _________
a. Virus
b. Scavengers
c. Bacteria
d. Fungi
20. Bacteria and fungi are group of organisms that acts during the process of decomposition and release
nutrients from the organic material back into the soil, making the soil available to plants. These are
called _________
a. Producers
b. Consumers
c. Decomposers
d. Scavengers
21. It is a change of position with respect to a fixed point or reference point.
a. Motion
b. Reference point
c. Distance
d. Displacement
22. It refers to the length of the entire path that the object travelled.
a. Distance
b. Displacement
c. Motion

d. Reference point

23. It refers to the shortest distance between the objects two positions, like the distance between its
point of origin and its point o destination.
a. Distance
b. Displacement
c. Motion
d. Reference point
24. It is the distance travelled divided by the time interval.
a. Speed
b. Velocity
c. Accelerationd. Constant motion
25. Speed with direction is referred to as the _______
a. Speed
b. Velocity
c. Accelerationd. Constants motion
26. A cat crosses an 8-m long fence in 2 minutes. What is the speed of the cat?
a. 0.33 m/s
b. 0.03 m/s
c. 33 m/s
d. 300 m/s
27. The bus during its travel had speed that varies. Its speed at an instant is called _______
a. Constant speed b. Instantaneous speed c. Over speeding d. Average speed
28. When an objects instantaneous speed values are always the same, then it means that the object is
moving with ___________
a. Constant speed b. Instantaneous speed c. Over speeding d. Average speed
29. It is the rate at which velocity changes.
a. Speed
b. Acceleration

c. Circular motion

d. Velocity

30. When the bus decreases speed before it stops, you accelerate with the bus. This decrease in speed is
commonly known as ___________
a. Negative acceleration
b. Uniform velocity c. Speed
d. Velocity
31. What acceleration will a jogger reach when he starts to move from rest until he reaches a velocity of
1.6 m/s for 45 seconds?
a. 0.035m/s
b. 0.35 m/s
c. 35 m/s
d. 350 m/s

32. If an object does not change its position at a given time interval, then ________
a. The object is moving or in motion.
b. The objects speed is accelerating/
c. The objects speed has not changed.
d. The object is at rest or its speed is zero or not accelerating.
33. It is a periodic disturbance that moves away from the source and carries energy with it.
a. Vibration
b. Wave
c. Sound
d. Light
34. The repetitive motion that causes wave motion.
a. Vibration
b. Wave
c. Sound

d. Light

35. The highest point of a wave is __________

a. Crest
b. Trough
c. Amplitude

d. Wavelength

36. The lowest point of a wave is ____________

a. Crest
b. Trough
c. Amplitude

d. Wavelength

37. In a transverse wave, the individual particles of the medium

a. Moves in circles
c. Moves parallel to the direction of the travel
b. Moves in ellipses
d. Moves perpendicular to the direction of travel
38. Mechanical waves transport energy from one place to another through
a. Alternately vibrating particles of the medium
b. Particles traveling with the wave
c. Vibrating particles and traveling particles
d. None of the above
39. In a longitudinal waves, the individual particles of the medium
a. Moves in circles
c. Moves parallel to the direction of the travel
b. Moves in ellipses
d. Moves perpendicular to the direction of travel
40. Sound waves, water waves and earthquake waves are examples of __________, these waves require
a medium for wave propagation.
a. Electromagnetic waves
c. Electrical waves
b. Mechanical waves
d. Chemical waves
41. Energy from the sun reaches the earth through
a. Ultraviolet waves
c. Mechanical waves
b. Infrared waves
d. Electromagnetic waves
42. The higher the frequency of a wave,
a. The lower its speed
c. The greater its amplitude
b. The shorter its wavelength
d. The longer its period
43. The wave speed of all electromagnetic waves is the same and equal to the speed of light which is
approximately equal to
a. 300,000,000 m/s
c. 3,000 m/s
b. 300,000 m/s
d. 0.333333 m/s
44. Which wave has the highest frequency but shortest wavelength?
a. X-rays
b. Gamma rays
c. Microwaves
d. Radio waves
45. A cell phone is a radio transmitter and receiver that uses ________
a. X-rays
b. Gamma rays
c. Microwaves
d. Radio waves
46. Of the following properties of a wave, the one that is independent of the others is its
a. Amplitude
b. Wave speed
c. Wavelength
d. Frequency
47. It refers to the distance between any successive identical parts of a wave.
a. Amplitude
b. Wave speed
c. Wavelength
d. Frequency
48. It is the number of waves that pass a particular point every one second.
a. Amplitude
b. Wave speed
c. Wavelength
d. Frequency
49. It is the distance travelled by the wave per second.
a. Amplitude
b. Wave speed
c. Wavelength
d. Frequency
50. It shows the various types of electromagnetic waves, the range of their frequencies and wavelength.
a. Electromagnetic spectrum
c. Electromagnetic radiation
b. Electromagnet
d. Electromagnetic energy

Division of Camarines Sur

GOV. MARIANO E. VILLAFUERTE HIGH SCHOOL
Caroyroyan, Pili, Camarines Sur

TABLE OF SPECIFICATIONS
3RD QUARTER EXAMINATION
GRADE 7 SCIENCE Modesty, Kindness
S/Y 2015-2016

Learning competencies

Module 5: INTERACTIONS
Components of the
Environment
Ecological
Relationships
Energy Transfer in the
ecosystem
Food Chain & Food
Web
Module 1: DESCRIBING
MOTION
Distance and
Displacement
Speed, Velocity
Constant speed vs.
instantaneous speed
Acceleration
Module 2:WAVES AROUND
YOU
Anatomy of a wave
Mechanical waves
Electromagnetic
waves
Properties of waves

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Teacher 1
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