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SCIENCE REVIEWER 3RD QTRVersion en ligne SCIENCE REVIEWER 3RD QTR par Chaii Ramirez 1 What is the process by which a living thing perpetuates its kind? a Life Cycle b Reproduction c Metamorphosis d Gestation 2 Define the term 'Life Cycle'. a The period from conception to birth. b The stage where one starts working for a living. c Continuous process of change that an individual goes through from birth to death. d The process by which an object changes direction. 3 What are the female reproductive sex cells called? a Sperm Cells b Zygotes c Egg Cells d Embryos 4 What is the name of the fertilized egg produced when a sperm cell unites with an egg cell? a Egg Cell b Toddler c Infancy d Zygote 5 In which stage of the human life cycle is the individual from birth to one year and still dependent on their parents? a Childhood b Infancy c Toddler d Adolescence 6 Which stage in the human life cycle follows infancy, where the child learns to walk and talk? a Infancy b Childhood c Toddler d Adulthood 7 When a child starts to enter his or her school years, they are in which stage of the human life cycle? a Adulthood b Old Age c Adolescence d Childhood 8 In the human life cycle, which stage is characterized by beginning at 12 and having physical and emotional changes? a Childhood b Adulthood c Adolescence d Infancy 9 Which of these is a characteristic that happens in Old Age? a Peak stage in the life cycle b Child learns to walk and talk c Muscle mass reduces and bones become more brittle. d Stage where one begins to work for a living. 10 Name the four main stages in the Life Cycle of a Chicken, starting after the adult chicken. a Larva, Pupa, Adult, Eggs b Tadpole, Froglet, Adult Frog, Eggs c Eggs, Embryo, Hatching, Chicks d Zygote, Gestation, Birth, Puppy 11 What is the period called that lasts from conception to birth for animals like dogs, where the fertilized egg develops inside the female's body? a Reproduction b Fertilization c Metamorphosis d Gestation 12 What kind of animals undergo a 'Complex Life Cycle' and go through metamorphosis? a Dogs and Cats b Chickens and Pigs c Humans and Monkeys d Frogs and Butterflies 13 What do the Latin/Greek words 'meta' and 'morphe' mean, which form the word 'metamorphosis'? a Old and Age b Speed and Time c Birth and Death d Change and Form 14 In the frog life cycle, what hatches from the jellylike egg? a Froglet b Chrysalis c Adult Frog d Tadpole 15 Describe a 'Rigid Object' based on how it reacts to force. a An object that easily changes shape. b An object that is very flexible when force is applied. c An object that cannot be forced out of shape and is less flexible. d An object that moves closer to you when force is applied. 16 What type of objects are easily changed in shape and are more flexible when force is applied? a Rigid Objects b Heavy Objects c Moving Objects d Soft Objects 17 Which of the following is an effect of force on an object? a It creates reproduction. b It always makes the object stop. c It can make the object speed up. d It is only used to pull objects. 18 What object or place is a moving object compared to when describing its motion? a Distance b Reference Point c Time d Speed 19 What does the term 'distance' refer to in relation to motion? a The rate of motion. b The time it takes for a motion to happen. c The comparison point for motion. d Total length of the path traveled by an object. 20 What is the basic unit of measurement for time, as stated in the review material? a Meter b Hour c Minute d Second 21 What is the purpose of a Clock? a To measure distance. b To calculate speed. c To compare moving objects. d To measure time. 22 What is the correct formula for calculating Speed? a Speed = Time x Distance b Speed = Distance + Time c Speed = Time / Distance d Speed = Distance / Time

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SCIENCE REVIEWER 3RD QTRVersion en ligne

par Chaii Ramirez

What is the process by which a living thing perpetuates its kind?

Define the term 'Life Cycle'.

What are the female reproductive sex cells called?

What is the name of the fertilized egg produced when a sperm cell unites with an egg cell?

In which stage of the human life cycle is the individual from birth to one year and still dependent on their parents?

Which stage in the human life cycle follows infancy, where the child learns to walk and talk?

When a child starts to enter his or her school years, they are in which stage of the human life cycle?

In the human life cycle, which stage is characterized by beginning at 12 and having physical and emotional changes?

Which of these is a characteristic that happens in Old Age?

Name the four main stages in the Life Cycle of a Chicken, starting after the adult chicken.

What is the period called that lasts from conception to birth for animals like dogs, where the fertilized egg develops inside the female's body?

What kind of animals undergo a 'Complex Life Cycle' and go through metamorphosis?

What do the Latin/Greek words 'meta' and 'morphe' mean, which form the word 'metamorphosis'?

In the frog life cycle, what hatches from the jellylike egg?

Describe a 'Rigid Object' based on how it reacts to force.

What type of objects are easily changed in shape and are more flexible when force is applied?

Which of the following is an effect of force on an object?

What object or place is a moving object compared to when describing its motion?

What does the term 'distance' refer to in relation to motion?

What is the basic unit of measurement for time, as stated in the review material?

What is the purpose of a Clock?

What is the correct formula for calculating Speed?