Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
BAGONG POOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE
FIRST GRADING- REPRODUCITIVE SYSTEM

I. TRUE or FALSE
If the statement is correct, write BODY , if not, write on the blank the correct word
to be used for each statement.
__________1. Testes produce the sperm while ovaries produce egg cells.
__________2. Removal of the foreskin in the penis is called menstruation.
__________3. Urethra is the passageway for semen and urine among boys.
__________4. There are two testes located inside the scrotum.
__________5. Fallopian tube provides the way through which the egg cells can travel.
__________6. The ovary provides a place for fertilized egg to develop, it also houses the
unborn baby for 9 months.
__________7. Vagina is the passageway for urine among girls.
__________8. The flow of flood that lasts for 3-5 days among girls is called circumcision.
__________9. During puberty stage, changes occur during boys and girls.
__________10. Once sperm and egg cell unite, fertilization occurs. New life is formed.
II. Write SHE if the change happens among girls during puberty stage and HE if it
happens among boys.
__________11. Widening of shoulder
__________16. Onset of menstruation
__________12. Appearance of hair in the chest
__________17. Body becomes
rounded
__________13. Increase in muscle strength
__________18. Pelvis and hips widen
__________14. Growth of hair in the pubic area
__________19. Deepening of the
voice
__________15. Increase in the size of penis and testicles
__________20. Breasts begin
to develop
III. Label and name the Reproductive Organs
A. FOR BOYS ONLY

B. FOR GIRLS ONLY

21

21

22
23

22
23

24
25

24
25
26
27

26
27
28

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IV. Write 2 ways on how to take care and keep your Reproductive organs healthy.
29.______________________________________________________________________________
30._____________________________________________________________________________
Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
BAGONG POOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE 1.2
FIRST GRADING- RESPIRATORY SYSTEM

I. Identify/Label the parts of the Respiratory System

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7
6

II. Direction
Identify whether the statement is true or false. Write AIR if the statement is correct . If
not,change the incorrect word to make the statement correct.
_______9. The nose filters, warms and moisten the air before it moves on to other
respiratory tract.
_______10. Larynx is the passageway from the back of the mouth and the nose. It is
where the food tube and the air tube meet.

_______11.
_______12.
_______13.
_______14.
_______15.
_______16.
_______17.
_______18.
_______19.
upward .
_______20.

Epiglottis closes the air tube as we swallow food.

Pharynx forms part of the air tube. It is where voice is produced.
Trachea or windpipe has rings of elastic cartilage and lined with cilia.
There is one lung protected by rib cage.
Branches called bronchioles are connected in the trachea.
Exchange of gases ( oxygen and carbon dioxide) takes place in the bronchi.
Breathing is taking of air into the lungs and forcing it out.
When you inhale, diaphragm goes down and rib cage moves upward.
When you exhale, diaphragm moves upward while the rib cage moves
We inhale through the nose and ears.

III. Match column A with Column B. Write only the letter of the correct answer.
A
B
_______21. A viral infection that causes inflammation
a. tuberculosis
Of the mucous membranes lining of the nose and throat
_______22. Ailment in which the alveoli in the lungs
b. emphysema
Become damaged primarily due to smoking and pollution
_______23. An uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells which c. Lung cancer
Affect the lung tissue
_______24. An infection of the lungs caused by viruses
d. asthma
Or bacteria affecting the bronchi and bronchioles
_______25. Infection of the lungs caused by a TB bacteria
f. Cold
g. pneumonia
IV. Draw a
if the practices are good for the respiratory system and put a
that are not.
_______26.
_______27.
_______28.
_______29.
_______30.

Have enough rest, exercise and proper diet.

Learn to smoke like others.
Breathe fresh and clean air.
Sniff glue or rugby.
Sleep in a well-ventilated place.

Honesty is the best Policy!

Good luck! God bless!

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
BAGONG POOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE
FIRST GRADING- URINARY SYSTEM

I. TRUE or FALSE
If the statement is correct, write URINE , if not, encircle the word/words that make
the statement incorrect.
__________1. The major function of urinary system is to eliminate liquid waste.
__________2. The major organs of the urinary system are the ureters.
__________3. Urethra is the wider tube where the urine passes out of the body.
__________4. Urinary bladder are bean shaped organs, one on each side of the body.
__________5. Nephrons are found in the kidney, they are the blood filtration unit.
__________6. Urine carries various waste materials out of the body. Its composed of
excess water, salt, urea and uric acid.
__________7. Two tubes connect the kidney and the urinary bladder, they are called
kidneys.
__________8. Urine is collected and stored in the urinary bladder before it is expelled out
of the body.
__________9. Healthy kidneys produce 1-2 quartz of urine daily.
__________10. Nothing will happen if kidneys fail to function.
II. Identify the parts of the URINARY SYSTEM.

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III. Arrange how urine is expelled out of the body. Write 1-5
_______Urine passes from the coiled or convoluted tubules of the kidney.
_______ As the brain signals, urethral sphincter relaxes, then , urine is forced out through
the urethra.
_______ Nephrons filter off the toxic wastes from the blood
_______ Urine is stored in the bladder. When it reaches its full capacity, it gives signal to
the brain that is is full
_______Urine leaves the kidney and travels to smaller tubes called ureters.
IV. Enumeration
20-22. Ailments and Causes/symptoms of the Urinary System
23-25. Ways to keep your Urinary system healthy
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BAGONG POOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE
FIRST GRADING- ANIMAL WORLD

I. Complete the statement by filling in the needed word/s. Choose your answer from the
lists of words in the box.
Forest
proboscis
omnivores
carnivores
Hervibores
fangs
camouflage
behavioral adaptation
physical adaptation
mimicry
bluffing
_____1. It is the home for many animals that fly, walk, run. Crawl or swim.
_____2. They are the animals that eat both plants and animals.
_____3. They are the animals that eat only plants.
_____4. They are the animals that eat only meat.
_____5. Type of animal adaptations wherein animals used their body parts such as
camouflage, proboscis, fangs and others.
_____6. A kind of adaptation wherein animals act according to their needs, examples: for
protection and for food.
_____7. A kind of adaptation wherein animals blend their colors to their environment.
_____8. To protect themselves from the enemies, dogs, cats and wolves used this body
part.
_____9. Insects such as mosquito, moth and butterflies used this body part in sucking
their food.
_____10. A kind of adaptation wherein animals try to makes themselves look like other
animals to protect themselves from enemies.

II. Where do animals live? Write, forests, water or grassland/farm

_____11.
skunk
_____12.
snakes
_____13.
anemone
_____14.
elephant
_____15.
monkey
_____16.
zebra
_____17.
Clown fish
_____18.
musang
_____19.
whale
_____20
giraffe
II. Classifying animals according to the food they eat

Write A if Herbivores, B if carnivores and C if omnivores

_____21.
_____22.
_____23.
_____24.
_____25.
_____26.
_____27.
_____28.
_____29.
_____30

crocodile
monkey
goat
rabbit
lion
chicken
bear
cow
eagle
deer

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Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
BAGONG POOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE

FIRST GRADING- ANIMAL WORLD

I. True or False
Direction:
Write ANIMAL if the statement is correct if not, change the underlined word to make
each one correct.
_____1. Snails and clams used their shells to protect themselves from their enemies.
_____2. Deer, carabao tamaraws have claws that help them in attacking their enemies.
_____3. Elephant uses its trunk in attacking its prey as well as in getting its food.
_____4. To conserve its energy, bats sleep during daytime and hunt for food at night time.
_____5. Squid shoot out venom that blackens the water so they could escape their enemies.
_____6. A viceroy butterfly uses mimicry as its form of adaptation.
_____7. Antelopes usually run away from its enemy to protect themselves.
_____8. Migratory birds fly to different regions when their habitat is not safe anymore or when
there is a change of weather.
_____9. Some frogs match its color with their surroundings to protect themselves, this is called
camouflage.
_____10. All animals have the same way of adapting to their environment.

II. Draw the body parts used by the following animals in getting their food.
11. spider
14. Mosquito

12. duck

15. frog

13. elephant
III. Complete the chart below by filling in the needed information.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.

Animals
giraffe
chicken
parrot
shark
lion

Type/Kind of Foods

Body parts for getting food

IV. Name the animals below and give the body parts/ characteristics for adaptation of
each one.
__________________,

__________________

__________________,

__________________

__________________,

__________________

__________________,

__________________

__________________,

__________________

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Department of Education
Region IV-A CALABARZON
Division of Batangas
BAGONG POOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE

I. Direction: Write ANIMAL if the statement is true, if not, write in your paper the correct
word to be used for each statement.
________1.Sponges are animals that do n ot have head, arms and internal organs. They
do not move.
________2. Coelenterates are animals with soft bodies which are like sponges in shape.
They are shaped like vase, bell or umbrella.
________3. Mollusks are invertebrates with soft, slender bodies which are bilaterally
symmetrical( they can be divided into equal haves along a single plane.

________4. Worms are animals with spiny skin.

________5. Anthropods are invertebrates with shells either inside or outside their bodies.
________6. Insects are examples of anthropods.
________7. Snails are the only mollusks that live on land.
________8. Coral reefs are built mainly from corals and sponges.
________9. Corals are colonial animals, meaning they grow in colonies.
________10. It takes short time for a coral reef to form.
II. Group the following . Write A if vertebrate and B if invertebrate.
________shrimp
________eagle
________turtle
________ clams
________snake
________ crabs
________sea urchin
________jellyfish
________lion
________tapeworm
III. Write each invertebrate under its proper column
Coelenterates
Echinoderms
Worms
Anthropods
Mollusks

Sea star
Earthworm
Sea lily
anemone
Corals
octopus
Sea cucumber
lice

ant
hydra

squid
fly

leech
scorpion
oyster

brittle star
spider

flatworm

centipede

polyp

sea

ascaris/roundworm
tick

IV. Explain
Why are corals important? Cite /give their uses.

SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE 5

THIRD GRADING

I. TRUE or FALSE
If the statement is correct, write MIXTURE if not, circle the word that makes the
statement incorrect.

and

_______1. When two or more materials are combined, mixture is formed.

_______2. When individual components can be seen or distinguished, a homogeneous
mixture is formed.
_______3. In heterogeneous mixture , properties of the substances combined become
uniform or one.
_______4. In a solution, a solute is the dissolved matter, for example sugar and salt.
_______5. Water is the universal solvent or dissolving substance.
_______6. In colloid , one substance scattered or dispersed in the mixture.
_______7. In suspension, a substance is totally dissolved.
_______8. Evaporation is the process wherein a liquid become gas.
_______9. In filtration, the bigger substance passes through the filter.
_______10. Decantation is involved when oil is separated from water.
II. Write Homogeneous or Heterogeneous
Classify the following as either homogeneous or heterogeneous.
___________11. Hot water and coffee
___________12. chocolate chip ice cream
___________13. Italian salad dressing
___________14. sugar and water
___________15. soil and rocks
___________16. aluminum foil
___________17. black coffee
___________18. Powder soap and water
___________ 19. air
___________20. chunky spaghetti sauce
III. Write A if solution, B if colloid and C if Suspension
____21. Water and oil
____26. Vinegar and calamansi
____22. Buko juice and sugar
____27. air
____23. pancake
____28.salt and vinegar
____24. glue
____29. Soy sauce and chopped
onion
____25. zagu
____30. gelatine
IV. Explain how your going o separate the components of the following mixture.
A. Your father is a construction worker. One day, you come with him in his work. He let
you play on sand and gravel. If you were your father, how would you separate sand and
gravel?
__________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________.
B. You accidentally spill iron fillings in sugar jar. How would you separate the iron fillings
from the sugar? What are you going to use?
__________________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________.
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SUMMATIVE TEST IN SCIENCE 5

THIRD GRADING

I. Identification. Choose your answer from the box below

current
Proton
Electromagnet
magnetic field
Parallel

insulator
electron
coil

electric circuit
positive
negative
magnet

bulb/load
switch
battery

conductor

series

_______1. A material that doesn't conduct electricity well.

_______2. A material that conducts electricity will.
_______3. The flow of electrons through a material is called electric ___________.
_______4. Strongest region around a magnet where its force acts
_______5. A voltage supply (source of elecetricity)used in flashlights and many toys.
_______6.The charge on a proton.
_______7. A device that will open or close a circuit.
_______8. - its a coil of wire wrapped around metal core, when electric current moves through
the wire, the core becomes a magnet
_______9. A path through which electric current flows.
_______10 .Electricity is the movement of ___________ through a conductor.
_______11.A circuit with more than one path through which electrons can flow.
_______12. The charge on an electron
II. Label the Electric circuit. Then, draw arrows on the diagram to show which way round the
electricity is flowing

III. Explain
A. What are the differences between a parallel and a series circuit? What would
happen if you detached one bulb from each connection?
B. What are electromagnets? How do you construct/improvise one?

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I.

SUMMATIVE TEST #____ IN SCIENCE V

Write only the letter of the correct answer.

1. What is the source of energy for all parts of the water cycle?
A. Wind
B. The Ocean
C. Soil
D. The Sun
2. Surface water is heated and changes to a gas in a cloud, this is called
A. rain
B. cloud
C. mist
D. water vapour
3. In the atmosphere, the gas cools and is changed back to a liquid. The process of water
vapour turning into rain or snow is called
A. Evaporation
B. Photosynthesis C. Mixture
D. Precipitation
4-6. The water cycle is made up of three processes that work together. Name those three
7-9. The water falls from atmosphere as _____, ___________, _______.
10. Which is an example of condensation?
A. 12 inches of snow fall on December 12th.
B. On a hot day, water on the
sidewalk quickly disappears.
C. During a hurricane, 3 inches of rain fall in an hour. D. A layer of water appears on the
outside of a cup of ice
water soon after it was poured.
11.. As time goes by, and water goes through the water cycle again and again, the amount
of water on Earth _______. A. Increases B. Decreases C. Stays the same D. Goes up and
down
12. When the water
evaporates, it becomes an invisible gas in the

_____________________.

A. Rivers
B. seas
C. water
D. atmosphere
II.
Write TYPHOON if the statement is correct , if not, box the incorrect idea/term.
13.A hurricane is an intense tropical storm with powerful winds and heavy clouds.
14. Other names for a hurricane include cyclone, typhoon and tropical storm.
15.While they are essentially the same thing, the different names usually indicate where
the storm took place. Tropical storms that form in the Atlantic or Northeast Pacific (near
the United States) are called hurricanes, those that form near in the Northwest Pacific
(near Japan and Philippines) are called tornadoes and those that form in the South
Pacific or Indian oceans are called cyclones.
16.Hurricanes usually form in tropical areas of the world.
17.Hurricanes develop over cold/cool water and use it as an energy source.
18.Hurricanes lose strength as they move over land.
19.Coastal regions are most at danger from hurricanes.
20.As well as violent winds and heavy rain, hurricanes can also create tornadoes, high
waves and widespread flooding.
21.Hurricanes are regions of high atmospheric pressure (also known as a depression).

22.The wind flow of hurricanes in the southern hemisphere is clockwise while the wind flow
of hurricanes in the northern hemisphere is counterclockwise.
23.Weather in the eye of a hurricane is usually turbulent or stormy.
24.The eye of a hurricane can be anywhere from 2 miles (3.2 kilometres) in diameter to
over 200 miles (320 kilometres) but they are usually around 30 miles (48 kilometres).
25.The winds around the eye of a hurricane are usually the calmest
IV.
Fill in the needed information. Write your answer on the blank
The _________ energy is the driving force behind the water cycle. The sun heats up water on land and
in the oceans, lakes, and seas. The water changes from liquid to vapor in a process called ______________.
The water vapor cools and in a process called ______________ forms droplets in the atmosphere. These
droplets become __________. The droplets (or ice crystals if its cold enough) gather and then fall from the
sky in a process called ____________________. This precipitation gathers in streams and rivers and flows and
becomes ______________, flowing back down to the oceans, seas, and lakes.
V.
What are the precautionary measures to be observed
A. Before the Typhoon (2)
B. During Typhoon ( 1)
C. After the Typhoon (2)

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