HOLY TRINITY COLLEGE OF GENERAL SANTOS CITYSECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM

SCHOOL OF BASIC EDUCATIONFinal Grading Exam in Biological Science

AY: 2013-2014

“Construct your determination with Sustained Effort, Controlled Attention, and Concentrated Energy.  Opportunities never come to those who wait… they are captured

by those who dare to attack.”-  Paul J. Meyer -

Name:_______________________________________________ Score:________________

Section:__________________________ Date:_________________

General Direction: This is a 50-item test, read each directions written in every type of test, answer this test in one hour.

TRUE OR FALSE TEST Directions: Write T if the statement is TRUE, and write F if otherwise. Write the letter your answer on the blank provided at the right side of the test paper.

1. The Ribosomes are small granular structure. 1.______________

2. Biology comes from the Greek word which means life and 2.______________

logos which means study.

3. Homo Genus probably involved in Africa about 2 million years ago. 3.______________

4. Microbiology is the study of relationships between organisms and 4.______________

their environment.

5. Mitosis involves the formulation of two daughter cells. 5.______________

6. The G1, S, G2 phases of cell system are collectively called 6.______________

the prophase.

7. The large subunit is where the amino acids are added to the growing 7.______________

protein chain.

8. Homo Sapience had thicker cranial bone unlike those of that Erectus. 8.______________

9. Kingdom Plantae consists of autotrophic multicellular organisms. 9.______________

10.Kingdom Animalia consists of simplest form of organisms consisting 10._____________

of 2 billion Species.

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST Directions: Choose the letter of the correct answer and write it on the blank provided at the right side of the test paper.

1. It is branch of Biology which deals with the study of cells. 1._____________a. Cytology c. Ichthyologyb. Histology d. Phycology

2. It is biological study which focuses with fossils. 2._____________a. Mycology c. Phycologyb. Paleontology d. Virology

3. It is a scientific study which focuses on birds. 3._____________a. Herpetology c. Ornithologyb. Ichthyology d. Phycology

4. It is a process of making careful observation and experiments, and 4._____________ later using the data obtained to formulate general principles.a. Experimentation c. Scientific Methodb. Formula-making d. Utilizing data

5. It is one of the abilities of living things, which is to create one another 5._____________of the same kind.a. Meiosis c. Mutationb. Metabolism d. Reproduction

6. He established the cell theory. 6._____________a. Carolus Linnaeus c. Robert Hookeb. Mathias Schleiden d. Theodore Schwann

7. Hippocrates is known as the Father of; 7._____________a. Biological Science c. Modern Microbiologyb. Medicine d. Zoology

8. He was called as the last great biologist of Antiquity because of his 8._____________contribution on the field of human anatomy.a. Galen c. Karl Von Baerb. Hugo de Vries d. V.E Shelford

9. In mitosis, the chromosomes are single-stranded and uncoiled during: 9._____________a. First interphase c. Period of synthesisb. Second interphase d. Anaphase

10. In mitosis, it is the phase when to centrioles become visible and mole 10.____________ to opposite poles o the nucleus.a. Anaphase c. Prophaseb. Metaphase d. Telophase

11. It is particular vitamin which is needed for healthy circulatory system 11.____________and for maintaining healthy and beautiful skin.a. Biotin c. Riboflavinb. Niacin d. Thiamine

12. It is a vitamin which is essential for proper development of Red blood 12.____________cells.a. Niacin c. Cyanocobalamineb. Pyridoxine d. Riboflavin

13. It is a part of cell which is consists of a system of membrane-enclosed 13.____________ vesicles arranged parallel to each other and involved in the secretion of several chemical products and help transport materials in and out of the cell.a. Centrosome c. Lysosomeb. Golgi complex d. Plastids

14. It is a particular part of cell which contains powerful digestive enzymes. 14.____________a. Centrosome c. Mitochondriab. Lysosomes d. Plastids

15. It is a muscular disease which results to decrease in size of muscles. 15.____________a. Atrophy c. Facio-scapulo-humeralb. Duchene d. Myotonic Muscular dystopy

MATCHING TYPE TEST

Directions: Match column A with the correct answer on column B, write only the letter of answer on the blank provided at the right side of the test paper.

Column A Column B

1. He is known as the Father a. Robert Hooke 1.____________ of Taxonomy.

2. He established the concept b. Louis Pasteur 2.____________of cell theory.

3. He is known as the Father c. Gregor Mendel 3.____________of Modern Microbiology.

4. He is the Father of Genetics. d. E.H Starling .4.____________

5. He formulated the e. Carolous Linnaeus. 5.____________ “Gene Mutation Theory.” F. Hugo de Vries

FILL IN THE BLANKS. Directions: Fill each blank with the correct answer. Write your answer on the blank provided.

1. It is a branch of science that deals on the study of life is called __________________________.

2. The basic component and structure of life is called __________________________.3. Life is classified in five different kingdoms namely: Plantae, animalia, Protista, monera and

__________________________.4. Prophase, metaphase, anaphase and telophase are the four stages of

________________________.5. Thin slices of cork and other plant materials contain minute partitions separating cavities that

he called cells was discovered by __________________________________.

ANALOGY TEST Directions: Select the lettered pair that best expresses a relationship similar to that expressed in the original pair. Write the letter your answer on the blank provided at the right side of the test paper.

1. Ornithology: Birds: __________: Fish

a. Microbiology c. Taxonomy

b. Ichthyology d. Mammalogy

2. Squash: Vine :: Narra : __________

a. Tree c. Bush

b. Shrub d. Herbs

3. Bios: _________ :: Logos : Study

a. Life c. Environment

b. Relationship d. Elements

4. Diploid: (2n) :: Haploid: _________

a. (2m) c. (n)

b. (m) d. (n2)

5. Homo Ergaster : Africa :: Homo Erectus :________

a. Europe c. America

b. Oceania d. Asia

REARRANGMENT TEST Directions: Below are the five stages of mitosis, arrange the rambled stages according to its proper position during mitosis. Write the letter your answer on the blank provided at the right side of the test paper.

a.34512 b. 24135 c. 45123 d. 32154 1.______________

1. The sister chromatids separate into individual chromosomes and are moved apart.2. The chromatin condenses into chromosomes. The centriole separates and the spindle begins

to form and the nuclear membrane breaks down.3. The chromosomes gather at opposite ends of the cell and lose their distinct shape, then two

nuclear envelopes form.4. The chromosomes line-up at the center of the cell, each chromosomes is connected to a

spindle fiber at its centromere. 5. The chromosomes change back to chromatin, the nucleoli reappear and the spindle

disappears.

ESSAY TEST Directions: Explain each questions, before you begin writing, read the passage carefully and plan what you will say. Your essay should be as well organized and as carefully written as you can make it.

1. What is the essence of studying Biological science? (2 points) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________.

2. How can you protect your cardiovascular system? (3 points)

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Prepared by: Ma. Toni TanVictor F. Melitante Jr.

Juan Carlos Lagahit Sheenemae Erfe