Name: ___________________________ Date:________________

A. Identification
Identify the terms asked in each question.
______________1. In this state of matter, the molecules are held firmly by the force of attraction between them.
______________2. In this state of matter, the force of attraction among the molecules is was. Also, it takes the
shape of a container.
______________3. They are made up of very loosely packed molecules that are largely spread out.
______________4. It is the property of solid to resist scratching or abrasion.
______________5. It is the hardest material on earth.
______________6. Ability of materials to be pressed, hammered, or rolled into various shapes and sizes without
breaking.
______________7. It is the tendency of a material to be easily broken into pieces.
______________8. It is the property of solid materials to be stretched when pressure is applied to them.
______________9. It is used to construct buildings, bridges, and roads.
______________10. It is colorless, tasteless and invisible. It can be squeezed or compressed.
______________11. It is an optical instrument that enlarges images of minute objects that cannot be seen by the
naked eye.
______________12. It is used for heating materials.
______________13. It is an instrument used for observing tiny objects.
______________14. It is a porcelain dish used in evaporating chemical solutions.
______________15. These are used for heating small amounts of liquid.
______________16. It is a thin glass vessel used as container for fluids.
______________17. It is a metallic device used to hold a test tube while being heated over a flame.
______________18. It is used for measuring temperature
______________19. It is used for measuring the volume of liquids, like water, oil and other solutions.
______________20. It is a device used when pouring liquids or fine particles to a small-mouthed container.
B. Complete the Table
PHASE MASS VOLUME SHAPE

Solid 21. Definite Volume 22.

Liquid Definite Mass 23. Takes the shape of the

container

24. Definite Mass No definite Volume 25.

C. Multiple Choice
Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided. Use CAPITAL LETTERS.
______26. It is the study of living things including their structure, function, and growth.
A. Botany C. Biology
B. Zoology D. Astronomy
______27. It is the study of animals including the structure, habits, and distribution of all animals.
A. Chemistry C. Physics
B. Zoology D. Biology

______28. It is the study of plants including the characteristics of plant parts, how plants make food and how they
reproduce.
A. Botany C. Chemistry
B. Zoology D. Physics
______29. It is the science of the composition, structure, properties and reaction of matter.
A. Biology C. Chemistry
B. Zoology D. Taxonomy
______30. It is the science of matter and energy and the interaction between them.
A. Physics C. Geology
B. Ecology D. Astronomy
______31. It is the study of the Earth’s rocks and features on land and the changes that the Earth is undergoing.
A. Ecology C. Meteorology
B. Geology D. Astronomy
______32. It is the study of weather and climate.
A. Ecology C. Astronomy
B. Physics D. Meteorology
______33. It is the study of how organisms interact with each other.
A. Ecology C. Biology
B. Taxonomy D. Physics
______34. It is the science of classification of plants and animals.
A. Ecology C. Biology
B. Taxonomy D. Physics
______35. It is the study of heavenly bodies.
A. Physics C. Geology
B. Ecology D. Astronomy
D. Matching Type
Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided. Use CAPITAL LETTERS.
A B
_______36. Biology A. astronomer
_______37. Botany B. geologist
_______38. Zoology C. biologist
_______39. Chemistry D. zoologist
_______40. Physics E. botanist
_______41. Geology F. chemist
_______42. Ecology G. taxonomist
_______43. Meteorology H. ecologist
_______44. Astronomy I. chemist
_______45. Taxonomy J. physicist
E. Modified True or False
Write your ID number if the statement is true and if the statement is false change the underlined word to make
the statement true.
_____________46. CFCs or Chlorofluorocarbons are used as propellants in aerosols and fire extinguisher.
_____________47. Fossil fuels are used in mechanical power plants to produce electricity.
_____________48. Cleaning detergents contain nitrogen and phosphorous, which are needed by plants.
_____________49. Cleaning products, insecticides, and disinfectants should not be kept in places where
children cannot reach them.
_____________50. Keep flammable items, like gasoline, alcohol and kerosene, away from the stove, fireplace
and other sources of heat.
_____________51. Vitamins and minerals should be placed in a medicine cabinet with lock.
_____________52. Precautionary measures should be practiced in handling different substances.
_____________53. Due to modern technology, certain chemicals have been discovered and used in the
materials and substances around us.
_____________54. Many materials and substances are useful at home, in school, and in industries. But they can
be harmful if not used properly.
_____________55. You should not provide designated areas for different household items.

H. Fill in the blanks.

___________56. _____ is the pull of gravity on matter.
___________57. _____ is the force that pulls all objects toward the center of the Earth.
___________58. _____ refers to the amount of matter an object contains.
___________59. Mass is measured using the ______.
___________60. The volume of a liquid or an irregularly shaped solid is measured by using the _______.
___________61. The volume of a regular solid is measured by measuring its length, width and height with a____.
___________62. _____ is used to measure the mass of objects.
___________63. _____ is used to measure temperature.
___________64. The units of mass are ____ and _____.
___________65.
F. Classifying
Classify the substances whether they are metal of nonmetal.
Gold Aluminum Rubber
Air Fertilizers, Pesticides and Detergents Plastics
Wood Vitamins and Medicine Steel

METAL SUBSTANCES NONMETAL SUBSTANCES

G. Problem Solving
Solve the problem. Include the formula in your solution.(3 pts.)

75-77. A rectangular box is 15cm in length, 10cm in width and 8cm in height. What is its volume?
78-80. A graduated cylinder contains 35mL of water. If a stone is placed into the cylinder and the level of water
rises to 60 mL, what is the volume of the stone.

Bonus Questions:
1.What do you call the people who are experts in the field of science? _____________
2.Who is the French scientist who became famous for his works on fermentation and decay?_____________
3.Who was a monk from Poland that made a Copernician model of the Solar System and proposed that the sun is
the center of the universe and all the planets revolved around it?________________
4.Who is considered the “Father of Philippine Geothermal Energy Development”?________________
5.Who was awarded Outstanding Technology Gregorio Y. Zara medal for his various herbal and antiviral
products?______________
6-10. What are the 5 Science Process?
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c.
d.
e.