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    NOTRE DAME OF JARO, INC.

    Msgr. Lino Gonzaga St., Jaro, Leyte

    FIRST QUARTER EXAMINATION IN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 9

    Name:
    Grade/Section:

    TEST I. MULTIPLE CHOICE


    Direction: Read the question carefully. Encircle the letter
    of your correct answer.
    1. The overall exchange of gases between the atmosphere, in the blood and
    the cells.
    a. Respiration c. Ventilation
    b. Breathing d. Cellular Respiration
    2. A powerful muscle nestled in the bottom of the ribcage, aids in
    respiration.
    a. Trachea c. Lungs
    b. Diaphragm d. Nostrils
    3. A virus that causes common cold.
    a. SARS c. pathogenic organism
    b. Rhinovirus d. coronavirus
    4. A genetic respiratory disease caused by a defective gene that creates
    thick and sticky mucus that clogs up tubes and passageways.
    a. Cystic fibrosis c. Influenza
    b. Pleural Effusion d. Lung cancer
    5. An organism that their exchange of gases takes place through its cell
    surface.
    a. Fish c. Plants
    b. Bird d. Amoeba
    6. It deals with the chemical nature of genes, the mechanism of
    transmission, and its varied application.
    a. Biology c. Histology
    b. Molecular Genetics d. Cytology
    7. The Father of Genetics.
    a. Mattias Mendel c. Gregor Mendel
    b. Alexander Fleming d. Jason Blake
    8. It is the gene that is responsible or the observer trait.
    a. Allele c. Phenotype
    b. Genotype d. Monohybrid Inheritance
    9. It is a square diagram that is used to predict the genotypes of a
    particular cross or breeding experiment.
    a. Pedigree analysis c. pictography
    b. Punnett Square d. Venn diagram
    10. A set of genetic laws and rules that explain the factors affecting
    the heredity.
    a. Mendelian postulates c. Law of segregation
    b. Basis of Heredity d. Unit Rule factor

    Test II. Identify the labelled parts of the human Respiratory system.
    TEST III. SITUATIONAL ANALYSIS
    DIRECTION: EXPLAIN BRIEFLY. (10 points each)

    1. Emphysema is a disease usually caused by too much smoking. A person


    suffering from emphysema has damaged alveoli. How would this affect the
    person’s ability to breathe? Will that person have difficulty in doing
    activities like climbing stairs?

    2. All organisms have the inherent right to exist. Would you extend this
    right to an infectious bacteria or the mosquito that transmit dengue?
    Why or why not?
    TEST IV. CREATING (19 points)
    DIRECTION: CREATE A CAMPAIGN SLOGAN THAT PROMOTES HEALTH AWARENESS AND
    SANITATION TO HAVE A HEALTHY RESPIRATORY SYSTEM. EXPLAIN BRIEFLY YOUR
    CAMPAIGN SLOGAN.

    “Strength of mind is exercise, not rest”.

    Alexander Pope

    Prepared by:

    Mr. Clifford Rumpon Bodo

    Science Teacher

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