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SENIOR SECONDARY SAMPLE TEST - Grade 11 and 12

The document contains a 25 question multiple choice test covering topics in biology, chemistry, physics and astronomy. The questions cover topics like cell structure, the stages of cell division, genetic disorders, enzyme function, plasma membrane components, separation techniques, properties of matter, moles, acid naming, atomic structure, ecological relationships, energy flow, unit conversions, acceleration, projectile motion, Earth's rotation, the seasons, electromagnetic radiation, and redshift.

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SENIOR SECONDARY SAMPLE TEST - Grade 11 and 12

The document contains a 25 question multiple choice test covering topics in biology, chemistry, physics and astronomy. The questions cover topics like cell structure, the stages of cell division, genetic disorders, enzyme function, plasma membrane components, separation techniques, properties of matter, moles, acid naming, atomic structure, ecological relationships, energy flow, unit conversions, acceleration, projectile motion, Earth's rotation, the seasons, electromagnetic radiation, and redshift.

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1. Cells are categorized as either prokaryotic or eukaryotic.

Which of the following


examples have prokaryotic cells?
A. Amoeba C. Fungi
B. Carabao D. Methanogen

2. A cell cycle is composed of 4 stages. On what stage will DNA replication occur?
A. Gap 1 phase C. G2 Phase
B. S Phase D. M Phase

3. Turner’s syndrome is a genetic disorder where phenotypic effects include female


with short height and infertility. How is its genotype characterized?
A. three X chromosomes (XXX)
B. one X chromosome but no other sex chromosome (XO)
C. one Y chromosome and two or more X chromosomes (XXY, XXXY)
D. Trisomy 18

4. Enzymes are biological catalysts. Some need cofactors to be active. What type of
co-factor is permanently attached to the enzyme?
A. coenzyme
B. inorganic ion
C. organic molecules
D. prosthetic group

5. The cell, the cell’s limits and extent of contact with the environment is defined by
the plasma membrane. Each component of the plasma membrane has a function
to fulfill. Which component is involved in cell communication and recognition?
A. Phospholipid
B. Cholesterol
C. Peripheral Proteins
D. Glycoproteins and Glycolipids

6. A Senior High student needs to separate the gold fillings from a mixture of gold
and iron fillings. He used an acid to dissolve first the iron fillings and proceeded
to separate them. What separation method did he used to separate the gold
fillings?
A. Chromatography B. Filtration
B. Distillation C. Fractional Crystallization

7. Macroscopic properties of matter can be categorized as either Intensive or


Extensive. The following are Intensive properties EXCEPT:
A. Density C. Melting point
B. Mass D. Temperature
8. How many moles of NaHCO3 is present in 1 kg of this substance? Hint: Atomic
masses of the elements are given below.
Na- 22.99 C- 12.01
H – 1.008 O – 16.00

A. 11.90 moles C. 43.50 moles


B.19.22 moles D. 62.50 moles

9. Acids yield hydrogen ions in aqueous solutions. How is HNO 2 named?


A. nitric acid C. nitrogenic acid
B. nitrous acid D. nitrogenous acid

10. A Carbon atom has an atomic number of 6 and atomic mass of 14. How many
neutrons does it have?
A. 6 C.14
B. 8 D.20

11. The veterinarian found out that Taki, a Dachshund dog has ticks that suck his
blood. What best describes the relationship of the tick and the dog?
A. commensalism C. parasitism
B. mutualism D. symbiosis

12. An Army worm eats Onion leaves. If the Army worm is eaten by a Wasp while
the Wasp is eaten by a Banded Garden Spider, and the Spider is eaten by a
Sparrow, who is the primary consumer?
A. Army worm C. Sparrow
B. Banded Garden Spider D. Wasp

13. What best describes the amount of energy received by organisms as the level in
the food pyramid goes higher?
A. decreases C. the same
B. increases D. cannot be determined

14. Water makes up 71 % of the Earth’s surface, that could be found in different
forms. The following are sources of fresh water EXCEPT:
A. atmospheric water vapors C. Polar ice cubes
B. ground water D. soil water
15. The diagram below represents what type of energy flow in our ecosystem?

Source: https://www.len.com

A. energy path C. food chain


B. energy pyramid D. food web

16. Measurements can be converted from one unit of measure to another. What is the
equivalent of 5 km in cm?
A. 500 cm C. 50,000 cm
B. 5,000 cm D. 500,000 cm

17. Mr. Garcia’s Vios accelerates from 0 to 60 mi/hr in 4 seconds. What is the
acceleration of Mr. Garcia’s Vios?
A. 6.705 m/s2 C. 26.82 m/s2
B. 15 m/s/s D. 60 mi/hr

18. A 0.25-gram guava fruit falls from a tree branch, 3 meters high within 2
seconds. Determine the acceleration due to gravity of the guava fruit.
A. 0.75 m/s2 C. 7.35 m/s2
B. 1.5 m/s2 D. 9.8 m/s2

19. Relative velocity is associated to perspective. To an observer on the side of a


highway, 2 running cars might both seem to speed by in a blur. Suppose the two
cars have the same velocity and running in the same direction, how will each
driver perceive the motion of the other car?
A. accelerating C. speeding
B. faster D. stationary
20. Free falling objects can be classified as projectiles. Which of the following is true
about projectiles?
A. They have horizontal acceleration.
B. They have constant horizontal velocity.
C. They are not subjected to gravitational pull.
D. They have constant upward vertical acceleration.

21. As viewed from Earth, most stars appear to move across the sky each night
because __
A. stars orbit around Earth
B. stars revolve around the center of the galaxy
C. Earth revolves around the Sun
D. Earth rotates on its axis

22. The light from very distant galaxies shows a red shift when viewed from Earth.
This suggests that these distant galaxies are __
A. moving away from Earth
B. moving toward Earth
C. revolving around the Sun
D. revolving around the Milky Way

23. In which list are the forms of electromagnetic energy arranged in order from
longest to shortest wavelengths?

A. gamma rays, x rays, ultraviolet rays, visible light


B. radio waves, infrared rays, visible light, ultraviolet rays
C. x rays, infrared rays, blue light, gamma rays
D. infrared rays, radio waves, blue light, red light
24. A, B, C, and D represent the position of Earth at the beginning of each season.
Which position illustrates the first day of summer in the Northern Hemisphere?

25. The illustration below shows a spectrum produced from a distant star compared
to a standard spectrum. Which can be inferred from the illustration?

Ultraviolet Visible Light Infrared


spectral
lines

Standard Spectrum

Ultraviolet Visible Light Infrared


spectral
lines
Spectrum from Distant Star

A. The spectral lines of the distant star have shifted toward the ultraviolet end
of the spectrum and the star is moving toward Earth.
B. The spectral lines of the distant star have shifted toward the infrared end of
the spectrum and the star is moving away from Earth.
C. The spectral lines of the distant star have shifted toward the ultraviolet end
of the spectrum and the star is moving away from Earth.
D. The spectral lines of the distant star have shifted toward the infrared end of
the spectrum and the star is moving toward Earth.

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