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This document contains a series of objective questions and theory prompts for a Basic Science class aimed at JSS 2 students. It covers various topics including states of matter, energy sources, human anatomy, and properties of matter. Additionally, it includes theoretical questions related to the skeleton, blood components, and measurement concepts.
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Subject Basic Science Js2

This document contains a series of objective questions and theory prompts for a Basic Science class aimed at JSS 2 students. It covers various topics including states of matter, energy sources, human anatomy, and properties of matter. Additionally, it includes theoretical questions related to the skeleton, blood components, and measurement concepts.
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SUBJECT: BASIC SCIENCE

CLASS: JSS 2

OBJECTIVE

1. Which of the following is not a state of matter? (a) solid (b) water (c) liquid (d) gas

2. ....... Is the combination of elements. (a) mixture (b) atom (c) compound (d) electron

3. Which of these is not a sources of energy? (a) thermal (b) biomass (c) wind (d) dust

4. How many trimester are there in a human pregnancy period? (a) 4 (b) 3 (c)2 (d)1

Which of the following components of air aids respiration? (a) nitrogen (b) oxygen (c) dust (d) water
vapour

5. Renewable energy ....... (a) can be exhausted (b) burns easily (c) produces much heat (d) cannot be
exhausted

6. The following are the main bones in the human body except........ (a) skull (b) chest (c) front bone (d)
back bone

7. The following are classes of human bones except........ (a) long (b) short (c) round (d) flat

8. Animals that have bones found inside their body are called ......... (a) endoskeleton (b) exoskeleton (c)
hydrostatic skeleton (d) muscular skeleton

9. The major organ for respiration is called ..... (a) kidney (b) lungs (c) nose (d) mouth

10. Human breath in oxygen and breath out .........(a) chlorine (b) hydrogen (c) carbon dioxide (d) water

11. The circulatory system is also called....... (a) skeletal system (b) respiratory system (c) cardiovascular
system (d) excretory system

12. Power is measured in ...... (a) joules (b) seconds (c) watt (d) all of the above

13. The unit for measuring work done by a body is ...... (a) joules (b) seconds (c) kilogram (d) Tesla

14. ....... Is the rate of delivery energy. (a) Energy (b) power (c) temperature (d) time

15. White blood cells are also called..... (a) leukocytes (b) phagocytes (c) liquid (d) corpuscles

16. The energy possessed by an object in motion is called..... (a) potential energy (b) kinetic energy (c)
magnetic energy (d) solar energy

17. Maturity sets at the age of ..... (a) 30yrs (b) 21yrs (c) 25 yrs (d) 12yrs

18. ...... Is the rate at which work is done. (a) power (b) time (c) force (d) velocity
19. ...... Is the unit of force (a) watt (b) Newton (c) seconds (d) time

20. All are the forms of energy except ....... (a) kinetic energy (b) solar energy (c) heat energy (d) hear
energy

21. The S.I unit of energy is ..... (a) C (b) W (c) J (d) F

22. Which of the following is not a sources of energy? (a) wood (b) coal (c) water (d) smoke

23. Mathematical expression of power is ....... (a) Newton/distance (b) force/time (c) work done/time (d)
mass/density

24. The energy possessed by a body by virture of it's position is called...... (a) potential energy (b) kinetic
energy (c) food (d) muscular

25. What is the major source of energy? (a) garden (b) water (c) light (d) sun

26. A body of mass 10kg moves with a velocity of 6m/s. Calculate the kinetic energy of the body. (a) 150j
(b) 120j (c) 180j (d)160j

27. A ball of mass 20g is placed at the height of 8m, calculate the potential energy. (g=9.8 m/s). (a) 016j
(b) 0.16j (c) 1.6j (d) 16j

28. The temperature at which liquid turns to solid is called ........ (a) freezing point (b) cooling point (c)
boiling point (d) melting point

29. When solids change into liquid at appropriate temperature, the process is called ....... (a) evaporation
(b) melting (c) diffusion (d) boiling

30. The boiling point of pure water is ........ (a) 0C (b) 100C (c) 250C (d) 1000C

SECTION B (THEORY)

1a. Define skeleton

1b. State three functions of skeleton.

2a. What is joint?

2b. Mention two types of joint.

3a. List the components of blood.


3b. mention two disease if the blood.

4a. List the respiratory organ

4b. Define a compound.

5a. State two examples of a mixture.

5b. State three examples of separation techniques

6a. What is measurement?.

6b. Mention three examples of scaler quantities.

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