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Zel Lozada PNPA Reviewer

SCIENCE (Items 141–200)

Coverage: Biology, Earth Science, Chemistry, Physics, and General Science

I. General Science & Biology (141–160)

141.​ Which organ pumps blood throughout the body?​



a) Brain​

b) Kidney​

c) Heart​

d) Liver​

142.​ What gas do plants use for photosynthesis?​



a) Oxygen​

b) Carbon dioxide​

c) Nitrogen​

d) Hydrogen​

143.​ Which part of the cell contains genetic material?​



a) Cytoplasm​

b) Ribosome​

c) Nucleus​

d) Cell membrane​

144.​ What is the process by which plants make their own food?​

a) Digestion​

b) Fermentation​

c) Respiration​

d) Photosynthesis​

145.​ Which organ in the body filters waste from the blood?​

a) Heart​

b) Liver​

c) Kidney​

d) Lungs​

146.​ Which blood type is a universal donor?​



a) A​

b) B​

c) AB​

d) O​

147.​ What is the basic unit of life?​



a) Atom​

b) Molecule​

c) Cell​

d) Tissue​

148.​ Which system controls body responses and coordination?​



a) Respiratory system​

b) Circulatory system​

c) Nervous system​

d) Digestive system​

149.​ Which vitamin is produced by sunlight exposure?​



a) A​

b) B​

c) C​

d) D​

150.​ What disease is caused by lack of insulin?​



a) Anemia​

b) Diabetes​

c) Tuberculosis​

d) Leukemia​

151.​ What is the largest organ in the human body?​



a) Liver​

b) Skin​

c) Brain​

d) Lungs​

152.​ Which of the following is NOT a function of the skeleton?​



a) Protection​

b) Support​

c) Digestion​

d) Movement​
153.​ Which part of the brain controls breathing and heartbeat?​

a) Cerebrum​

b) Cerebellum​

c) Medulla oblongata​

d) Thalamus​

154.​ The process of breaking down food is called:​



a) Circulation​

b) Digestion​

c) Excretion​

d) Respiration​

155.​ Which organelle is known as the “powerhouse of the cell”?​



a) Ribosome​

b) Nucleus​

c) Mitochondria​

d) Golgi body​

156.​ Which blood component fights infection?​



a) Red blood cells​

b) White blood cells​

c) Platelets​

d) Plasma​

157.​ What part of the plant transports water from roots to leaves?​

a) Phloem​

b) Xylem​

c) Stem​

d) Leaf​

158.​ Which of these animals is a mammal?​



a) Snake​

b) Lizard​

c) Whale​

d) Frog​

159.​ Which of the following is an example of an invertebrate?​



a) Dog​

b) Fish​

c) Spider​

d) Bird​

160.​ What do we call an organism that makes its own food?​



a) Consumer​

b) Decomposer​

c) Producer​

d) Predator​

II. Earth Science & Chemistry (161–180)

Zel Lozada PNPA Reviewer

161.​ What layer of the Earth is made of solid iron and nickel?​

a) Mantle​

b) Outer core​

c) Inner core​

d) Crust​

162.​ Which layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer?​



a) Troposphere​

b) Stratosphere​

c) Mesosphere​

d) Thermosphere​

163.​ What causes earthquakes?​



a) Thunderstorms​

b) Tectonic plate movement​

c) Erosion​

d) Tides​

164.​ Which is the most abundant gas in Earth’s atmosphere?​



a) Oxygen​

b) Carbon dioxide​

c) Nitrogen​

d) Hydrogen​

165.​ The boundary where two tectonic plates meet is called a:​

a) Fault line​

b) Volcano​

c) Crater​

d) Basin​

166.​ What is the process by which rocks are broken down by natural forces?​

a) Sedimentation​

b) Weathering​

c) Evaporation​

d) Condensation​

167.​ What do we call molten rock beneath the Earth’s surface?​



a) Lava​

b) Magma​

c) Ash​

d) Crust​

168.​ Which natural disaster is measured using the Richter scale?​



a) Typhoon​

b) Earthquake​

c) Flood​

d) Volcano​

169.​ What is the main cause of tides on Earth?​



a) The Sun’s heat​

b) The Earth’s rotation​

c) The Moon’s gravity​

d) Ocean currents​
170.​ Which planet is known as the “Red Planet”?​

a) Mercury​

b) Venus​

c) Mars​

d) Jupiter​

171.​ What is the chemical symbol for gold?​



a) Au​

b) Ag​

c) Gd​

d) Go​

172.​ What is H₂O commonly known as?​



a) Salt​

b) Hydrogen​

c) Water​

d) Oxygen​

173.​ Which of the following is a compound?​



a) O₂​

b) CO₂​

c) Fe​

d) N​

174.​ What is the pH of a neutral substance like pure water?​



a) 0​

b) 5​

c) 7​

d) 14​

175.​ Which particle in an atom has a negative charge?​



a) Proton​

b) Neutron​

c) Electron​

d) Nucleus​

176.​ What is the smallest unit of an element?​



a) Cell​

b) Atom​

c) Molecule​

d) Proton​

177.​ What do we call a change that produces a new substance?​



a) Physical change​

b) Chemical change​

c) Mechanical change​

d) Reversible change​

178.​ Which state of matter has a definite volume but no definite shape?​

a) Solid​

b) Liquid​

c) Gas​

d) Plasma​

179.​ What do you get when you mix an acid and a base?​

a) Salt and water​

b) Carbon dioxide​

c) Hydrogen​

d) Oxygen​

180.​ Which gas is produced during photosynthesis?​



a) Nitrogen​

b) Oxygen​

c) Carbon dioxide​

d) Hydrogen​

III. Physics & Environmental Science (Items 181–200)

Zel Lozada PNPA Reviewer

181.​ What force pulls objects toward the center of the Earth?​

a) Magnetism​

b) Friction​

c) Gravity​

d) Inertia​

182.​ Which simple machine is a seesaw an example of?​



a) Lever​

b) Pulley​

c) Wheel and axle​

d) Inclined plane​

183.​ What is used to measure temperature?​



a) Barometer​

b) Thermometer​

c) Stopwatch​

d) Anemometer​

184.​ Which of the following is a form of kinetic energy?​



a) Stretched rubber band​

b) Moving car​

c) Charged battery​

d) Compressed spring​

185.​ What is the unit of electrical current?​



a) Volt​

b) Watt​

c) Ampere​

d) Ohm​

186.​ What is the speed of light in a vacuum?​



a) 300 km/s​

b) 3,000 km/s​

c) 300,000 km/s​

d) 3,000,000 km/s​
187.​ What color of light has the shortest wavelength?​

a) Red​

b) Blue​

c) Green​

d) Violet​

188.​ What happens when light hits a smooth, shiny surface?​



a) Refraction​

b) Absorption​

c) Diffusion​

d) Reflection​

189.​ What is the main source of energy for Earth?​



a) Wind​

b) Water​

c) Sun​

d) Moon​

190.​ What is energy stored in food called?​



a) Nuclear energy​

b) Electrical energy​

c) Chemical energy​

d) Mechanical energy​

191.​ What human activity causes the most air pollution?​



a) Breathing​

b) Industrial waste​

c) Burning fossil fuels​

d) Using fertilizers​

192.​ Which of the following reduces greenhouse gases?​



a) Cutting trees​

b) Planting trees​

c) Driving cars​

d) Burning coal​

193.​ What is the main cause of global warming?​



a) Acid rain​

b) Carbon dioxide emissions​

c) Deforestation​

d) Ozone layer​

194.​ Which of the following is renewable energy?​



a) Coal​

b) Oil​

c) Natural gas​

d) Solar energy​

195.​ What is the effect of too much UV radiation?​



a) Cold​

b) Headache​

c) Skin cancer​

d) Flu​

196.​ What is the proper way to dispose of non-biodegradable waste?​



a) Burn it​

b) Throw it in the ocean​

c) Recycle it​

d) Bury it​

197.​ Which part of the environment is most affected by oil spills?​



a) Soil​

b) Air​

c) Oceans​

d) Forests​

198.​ What term refers to protecting and preserving natural resources?​



a) Pollution​

b) Consumption​

c) Conservation​

d) Regulation​

199.​ Which of the following is biodegradable?​



a) Plastic bottle​

b) Tin can​

c) Banana peel​

d) Styrofoam​

200.​ Which environmental issue is caused by too much trash?​



a) Soil erosion​

b) Landslide​

c) Waste pollution​

d) Greenhouse effect​

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