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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region III
    Schools Division Office of Bataan
    SDO-Hermosa Annex
    SUMALO INTEGRATED SCHOOL
    Sumalo Hermosa, Bataan

    Name: Date:
    Grade & Section: Subject Teacher: Ms. Marianne C. Serrano

    FIRST SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE 7


    S.Y. 2019-2020
    I. Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer.
    1. What science processes does Daniel use when he groups his collection of rocks according
    to color?
    a. observing and classifying c. classifying and measuring
    b. observing and inferring d. observing and predicting
    2. Which statement is a quantitative observation?
    a. There are several mango trees in the farm.
    b. There are 960 mango trees in the farm.
    c. The mango trees grow healthy in the farm.
    d. There are rows of mango trees in the farm.
    3. Which instrument or method can be used to find the volume of a marble?
    a. ruler c. balance
    b. platform balance d. ruler
    4. Francheska wants to measure the mass of water in a glass. Which measuring instrument
    should she use?
    a. measuring cup c. balance
    b. graduated cylinder d. ruler
    5. A bubble gum got stuck to your pants. You stated that “oil will remove it.” How would you
    classify your statement?
    a. a conclusion c. an observation
    b. a procedure d. a prediction
    6. How would you classify the statement, “It is going to rain.”
    a. an observation c. a problem
    b. an inference d. a conclusion
    7. A scientist uploaded the outcome of his experiment to the Internet. What science process
    does he practice?
    a. communicating c. analyzing
    b. classifying d. comparing
    8. Which is the SI base unit of mass?
    a. kilogram c. gram
    b. meter d. liter
    9. What can be used to get the volume of a refrigerator?
    a. tape measure and meterstick c. V=L x w x h equation
    b. water displacement method d. meterstick and V=L x w x h equation
    10. You try to find out how much water can fill a tank. What quantity are you measuring?
    a. length c. time
    b. volume d. mass
    II. Identification. Write the answer on the space provided before each number.
    Science as a Process.
    __________________ 11. It is a logical interpretation of your observation based on
    experience or prior knowledge.
    __________________ 12. It is a basic science process in which you make use of your senses
    to gather information around you.
    ___________________ 13. It is looking for common attributes that can help explain how
    things are related.
    ___________________ 14. It is making an “intelligent guess” about the outcome of an
    experiment.
    ___________________ 15. It is sharing the result of your experiment or research to others.

    III. Matching Type. Match column A with column B.


    Laboratory Tools and Equipments
    Column A
    _____ 16. Container for small amount of liquids
    _____ 17. Used to measure volume of liquids
    _____ 18. Used as a source of heat
    _____ 19. Used in filtration
    _____ 20. For grinding solids
    _____ 21. A vessel used to contain chemicals used to bring about a chemical reaction in
    another substance
    ____ 22. Container for evaporation
    ____ 23. Container for high temperature heating
    ____ 24. Used as a container when measuring approximate volume of liquids
    ____ 25. Container normally used in gas generation
    Column B
    a. funnel
    b. reagent bottle
    c. Erlenmeyer flask
    d. Mortar & pestle
    e. Test tube
    f. Crucible & cover
    g. Graduated cylinder
    h. Evaporating dish
    i. Beaker
    j. Alcohol lamp
    III. True or False. Write True if the statement is True and write False if the statement is False.

    _______________ 26. Water is the universal solvent.


    ______________ 27. The component in a solution that is present in lesser quantity is the
    solvent.
    _______________ 28. The component in a solution that is present in greater quantity is
    the solute.
    ______________ 29. Salt solution is an example of a homogeneous mixture.
    ______________ 30. A heterogeneous mixture is a combination of 2 or more substances
    Where the particles of each substance can be identified.
    IV. Classify the following mixtures as homogeneous or heterogeneous.
    31. beach sand 36. smoke
    32. soft drink 37. chopsuey
    33. shampoo 38. alcohol
    34. seawater 39. milk
    35. fruit salad 40. mineral water
    V. Complete the acronym below.
    41.-45.
    S-
    C-
    I-
    E-
    N-
    C-
    E-
    VI. Enumerate the steps in a scientific method.
    46.
    47.
    48.
    49.
    50.

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