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Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What skill is required for the student to present the result of an experiment from the graph or any graphical interpretation?

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Predict
Experiment
Communication
Using numbers

Difficulty Level: Hard

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Which of the following activities involves the science process skill of 'observing'?

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Measure the volume of water
Differentiate the number of animals legs
Explain the reason why the plants died
Divide the plants according to the way they breed

Difficulty Level: Hard

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Based on question 1(a), which tool is most suitable to use to measure the distance traveled by the trolley.

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Answer

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What is the function of the vagina?

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The organ that produces “eggs” or ova (ovum) every month
The fertilisation process between a sperm and an ovum takes place here
A channel that receives sperms from the penis
The organ in which the embryo develops and grows

Difficulty Level: Easy

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What substance does the umbilical cord supply?

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Oxygen and fat
Nutrients and vitamin C
Carbon monoxide and fat
Nutrients and oxygen

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What will happen after the zygote divides itself and forms multiple cells known as embryo?

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Develops in the uterus of the mother to form a foetus
The penis of a male parent transfers sperms into the vagina of a female parent
Sperms swim towards the ovum using their tails
The sperm will fuse with an ovum

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What is the function of the ovary?

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The organ that produces sperms
The organ that produces “eggs” or ova (ovum) every month
Transfers sperms into the female reproductive organ
A channel that receives sperms from the penis

Difficulty Level: Easy

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What is the function of the uterus?

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The organ in which the embryo develops and grows
The organ that produces sperms
The organ that produces “eggs” or ova (ovum) every month
The fertilisation process between a sperm and an ovum takes place here

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What is the function of the Fallopian tubes?

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A channel that receives sperms from the penis
Transfers sperms into the female reproductive organ
The organ that produces sperms
The fertilisation process between a sperm and an ovum takes place here

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What will happen if the ovary releases more than one ovum at once and these ova are successfully fertilised?

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Probability that multiple births will take place
Probability that the baby will die
It is possible to have a deformed baby
Probability that the mother and baby will die

Difficulty Level: Easy

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Diarrhea, vomiting and headache are the symptoms of\(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}.\)

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Tuberculosis
Malaria
Food poisoning
Conjunctivitis

Difficulty Level: Easy

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Which of the following is the benefit of microorganism?

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Fermentation of food
Can cause food poisoning
Foods have expiry date
Microorganism can prevent tooth decay

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Which of the following microorganism are not harmful to the human being?

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Amoeba
Yeast
Paramecium
Influenza

Difficulty Level: Easy

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What is the type of microorganism used in the production of tempeh?

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Protozoa
Fungi
Virus
Algae

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Food spoilage is a condition when the microorganism grows on the food.

Why it will cause food poisoning if we consume food spoilage?

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Bacteria cause damage to the human mouth
Bacteria stop the food digestion
Bacteria produce toxic in the human intestine
Bacteria produce glucose in the human intestine

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Dengue is one of the diseases caused by viruses.

How can we prevent infection from these viruses?

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Use pesticides to kill the Aedes mosquitoes
Sleep in dark
Sleep with fan switch on
Wear face mask

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Which of the following foods are typically made with the help of microorganisms?

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Bread
Salad
Steak
Potato

Difficulty Level: Hard

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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The following are the advantages of animals living in solitary except

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Avoid competition to find mates
Have more space to live in
Overcome problems with food sources
Difficult to find partners during mating season

Difficulty Level: Medium

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Solitary animal is an animal that lives only inside the forest.

is it true or false?

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True
False

Difficulty Level: Medium

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The following are the advantages of animals living in groups except

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Working together to protect children
Difficult to get diseases
Easy to find shelter
Can dominate one place at a time

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Most birds that migrate will fly in a group.

Why does this happen?

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To protect the offspring in the same nest
Able to fly a longer time
To maintain the body temperature at night
To share food together

Difficulty Level: Hard

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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source: wikipedia.org

Diagram above shows a leopard.

Leopard lives alone. Why do leopard lives alone?

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To find mate
To protect their territories
Limited food
To protect the young

Difficulty Level: Hard

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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source: animalcrossingfan.com

Which of the following animals has the same way of life as the animal in the diagram above?

source: biologydictionary.net, ourmarinespecies.com, rd.com, vsbattles.com

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Difficulty Level: Hard

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What is the type of interaction in the diagram below?

source: wikipedia.org

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Intraspecies interaction
Interspecies interaction

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What is symbiosis?

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The relationship between two or more animals that live closely together and are mutually beneficial to each other
The relationship between the animals that are interdependent on each other
The relationship between interspecies to get limited food
Interaction that will cause only one species to benefit from the interaction and cause the other species to suffer

Difficulty Level: Hard

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Diagram below shows a piranha.

source: wikipedia.org

Which of the following does not have the same characteristics as piranha?

source: terro.com, wikipedia.org, wikipedia.org, wikipedia.org

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Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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The picture above shows the occurrence of \(\underline{\hspace{2cm}}\) competition among the animals.

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Answer

Difficulty Level: Hard

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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What is the meaning of conservation?

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Treating sick animals
Restoring animal and plant species and their habitats to ensure that they will be around for future generation
Maintaining the original state of animals and plants from being destroyed
Setting up of an animal rehabilitation centre

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Which of the following is the result if the rehabilitation centre is not introduced to wildlife?

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Extinction will slow down
Extinction will not happen
Extinction of endangered species much faster
Most of the animals and plant will survive

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Logging is one of the human activity that can cause a lot of destruction to the ecosystem.

What is the other effect of logging that might also affect human life?

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Acid rain
More animal will die
Greenhouse effect
Lack of food supply

Difficulty Level: Hard

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Logging is one of the human activities that can cause massive destruction.

Which of the following is the cause of this activity?

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Only flora will extinct
Flora and fauna extinction
Only fauna will extinct
Nothing will happen

Difficulty Level: Easy

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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A species of turtles is critically endangered due to illegal poaching for their shells and meat. Conservation efforts have been initiated to save the population. Which action would be most helpful in this situation?

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Establishing protected areas where turtles can breed and nest safely.
Encouraging the consumption of turtle products to stimulate local economies.
Relocating the remaining turtle population to another region.
Initiating a breeding program to create hybrid turtle species.

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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A marine mammal species is endangered due to habitat degradation caused by coastal development. What action would be most effective in conserving the species?

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Implementing strict regulations on coastal development to preserve critical habitats.
Encouraging more coastal development to stimulate economic growth.
Relocating the remaining individuals to marine parks for public display.
Introducing non-native marine mammals to replace the endangered species.

Difficulty Level: Easy

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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A critically endangered bird species is facing population decline due to the loss of its breeding grounds caused by agriculture expansion. What action could be taken to support the species?

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Promoting sustainable agricultural practices that minimize habitat destruction.
Encouraging the use of chemical pesticides to increase crop yields.
Removing the remaining birds from their natural habitats for captive breeding.
Importing similar bird species from other regions to replace the endangered species.

Difficulty Level: Medium

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A critically endangered mammal species is threatened by habitat loss due to mining activities in its natural habitat. What action could be taken to mitigate the impact on the species?

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Implementing strict regulations to limit or prevent mining in critical habitats.
Encouraging increased mining activities to boost the economy.
Relocating the remaining individuals to zoos for conservation purposes.
Introducing non-native mammal species to replace the endangered species.

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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Which of the following is a major cause of plant species endangerment and extinction?

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Preservation of natural habitats
Implementation of conservation laws
Habitat loss and fragmentation
Controlled cultivation and farming practices

Difficulty Level: Medium

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What is the main cause of plant species endangerment from invasive species?

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Increased competition for resources
Enhanced growth and survival rates
Decreased population density
Promotion of pollination services

Difficulty Level: Hard

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What action could be taken to protect an endangered plant species from habitat destruction caused by logging activities?

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Implementing protected areas and reserves for the species conservation.
Encouraging increased logging activities to boost the economy.
Relocating the remaining plants to a greenhouse for cultivation.
Introducing non-native plant species to replace the endangered species.

Difficulty Level: Medium

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The Northern White Rhinoceros is on the verge of extinction, with only a few individuals remaining in captivity. What action could be taken to save the species from extinction?

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Relocating the remaining Northern White Rhinos to different zoos for captive breeding.
Encouraging increased hunting of other rhino species to control population growth.
Introducing non-native rhino species to replace the Northern White Rhinoceros.
Implementing a global ban on rhino horn trade to reduce poaching pressure.

Difficulty Level: Medium

Monthly Test - Set 10 (October)

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The Hawaiian Monk Seal, an endangered marine mammal, is facing threats from human disturbance and habitat degradation. What action could be taken to protect the Hawaiian Monk Seal?

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Implementing strict regulations to limit human access to important seal habitats.
Encouraging increased tourism activities in seal habitats to raise awareness.
Relocating the remaining Hawaiian Monk Seals to marine parks for public display.
Introducing non-native seal species to replace the Hawaiian Monk Seal.

Difficulty Level: Medium

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