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Basic Science Quiz for JSS1 Students

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions and theory questions related to basic science concepts for JSS1 students. Topics covered include matter, plant feeding, irritability, drug use, fertilization, environmental health, and characteristics of living organisms. Additionally, it includes questions on personal hygiene, characteristics of metals and non-metals, branches of science, and reproduction.

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Basic Science Quiz for JSS1 Students

The document contains a series of multiple-choice questions and theory questions related to basic science concepts for JSS1 students. Topics covered include matter, plant feeding, irritability, drug use, fertilization, environmental health, and characteristics of living organisms. Additionally, it includes questions on personal hygiene, characteristics of metals and non-metals, branches of science, and reproduction.

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Basic science

Jss1

1. Anything that has weight and occupies a space is called a) element b. Mixture c. Compound d.
Matter
2. Plant mode of feeding is …. a. Autotrophic b. Epiphytic c. Carnivorous d. Heterotrophic
3. Irritability is the ability of an organism to a. Response to stimuli in the environment b. Excrete
waste materials c. Move from one place to another d. reproduce without sexual intercourse
4. Guesses of scientists are called …a. Definition b. Hypothesis c. Theory d. Law
5. Taking drugs without a doctor’s advice and directives is known as ….a. drug overdose b. Drug
addiction c. Drug abuse d. Self doctor
6. The union of the sex cells or gametes from both male and female is called …a.:foetus b.
Fertilization c. Spermatization d. Ovary
7. A healthy and clean environment is one in which a. Sweeping is done b. Stagnant water is found
all over c. Sweeping is done and rubbish is packed into a dust bin d. Urine is found everywhere
8. The male sex cell is …a. Egg b. Ovum c. Sperm d. Testes
9. ….is responsible for the green colour in plant a. Cell b. Nucleus c. Cytoplasm d. Chlorophyll
10. Metals are usually…a. Conductors b. Insulators c. Convectors d. semi conductors
11. To grow well, a child needs….a. shelter b. Drug c. Clothes d. Balanced diet
12. The 3 states of matter are …a. Liquid, water and kerosene b. Solid, liquid and oxygen c. Solid ,
liquid and gas d. Solid, liquid and air
13. ….is not a career in science a. Biology b. Lawyer c. History d. Philosophy
14. One of the characteristics of living organism responsible for continuity of species is ….. a. Growth
b. Reproduction c. Locomotion d. Feeding
15. The cleaning of the teeth include the following except a. Brushing it regularly b. Using of
toothbrush and toothpaste c. Using of sand d. Using of chewing stick
16. Animal source of protein is a. Beans b. Meat c. Plantain d. Orange
17. Living things can be classified into a. Plants and water b. Animal and plants c. Gas and liquid d.
Stone and chalk
18. Menstruation period takes place between a. 4-10 days b. 3-5days c. 3-5weeks d. Once in a year
19. The signs of puberty peculiar to girls is ….a. breast development b. Deep voice c. Broader
shoulder d. Hairs on the armpit
20. ……Is the process by which plants make food is called …a. Photosynthesis b. Phototropism c.
Chemotropism d. Chemosynthesis
THEORY
Answer any 4 questions
1a. What is a balanced diet?
b. Give 2 sources of each class of food
c. What is food?
2a. Give 3 benefits of personal cleanliness and 2 disadvantages of poor personal hygiene
b. Define personal hygiene
c. List 3 materials used to take care of hair
3a. State 5 characteristics of metals
b. State 3 characteristics of non metal
c. Give 2 examples of non metal
4a. State the branches of science and explain 1
b. Mention 8 careers in science
c. Mention 2 puberty changes in boys and girls
5a. What is reproduction?
b. Explain the 2 types of reproduction
c. What is the function of the following organs I) urethra Ii) scrotal sac III) uterus

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Reproduction is crucial for maintaining the continuity of species as it allows for the creation of new individuals, ensuring the survival and genetic continuity of a species. Sexual reproduction involves the union of sex cells (gametes) from two parents, resulting in offspring with genetic variation. This genetic diversity can enhance resilience to environmental changes. In contrast, asexual reproduction involves a single organism producing offspring identical to itself, which can be beneficial for rapidly increasing population size in stable conditions but limits genetic variability, potentially reducing adaptability to changing environments .

Personal hygiene practices, including regular bathing, hand washing, and dental care, are essential for maintaining health by preventing infections, spreading diseases, and promoting overall well-being. Benefits include reduced risk of infections, improved social interactions, and better self-esteem. However, disadvantages of poor personal hygiene can include skin infections, bad breath, and increased susceptibility to diseases. On a social level, poor personal hygiene can lead to isolation and stigma .

Chlorophyll is the green pigment in plant cells that allows plants to absorb light, usually sunlight. Autotrophic nutrition refers to the process by which plants create their own food through photosynthesis, using this absorbed light energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose, a simple sugar, and oxygen. Therefore, chlorophyll is essential for autotrophic nutrition as it captures the light energy needed for this transformation .

Drug abuse refers to the use of drugs without medical advice and in a manner that is harmful to the body, while drug addiction is a chronic condition characterized by compulsive drug seeking and use, despite harmful consequences. Drug abuse can lead to immediate health issues, legal problems, and alter personal relationships. Drug addiction, however, tends to have more severe long-term societal impacts, such as increased healthcare costs, reduced workforce productivity, and social stigma, along with individual consequences including mental health issues, broken relationships, and financial instability .

Matter is defined as anything that has weight and occupies space. It encompasses all physical substances around us and is distinct from compounds and elements. A compound is a substance formed from two or more elements chemically bonded in fixed proportions, while an element is a pure substance that cannot be broken down into simpler substances by chemical means. Unlike matter, which includes all, elements and compounds have specific chemical compositions and properties .

Metals are generally good conductors of heat and electricity, malleable, ductile, and have a shiny appearance, whereas non-metals are poor conductors of heat and electricity, not malleable or ductile, often appearing dull. Metals tend to lose electrons during chemical reactions, resulting in positive ions, while non-metals typically gain electrons, forming negative ions. Examples of non-metals include oxygen and sulfur, whereas examples of metals include iron and copper .

The urethra functions as a conduit for urine to exit the body from the bladder and, in males, also serves to transport semen during ejaculation. The scrotal sac houses the testes and provides an optimal temperature for sperm production, which is slightly lower than the body's core temperature. The uterus is a muscular organ in females that supports and protects a developing fetus during pregnancy, provides a source of blood supply and nutrients, and facilitates birth through muscular contractions .

During puberty, boys experience changes such as increased muscle mass, a deeper voice, and growth of facial hair, while girls typically develop breasts, experience menstruation, and widen their hips. These changes are driven by hormonal shifts: boys' testosterone increases, promoting growth and development of secondary sexual characteristics, while girls' estrogen levels rise, initiating menstruation and preparing the body for potential reproduction. These biological changes are essential for sexual maturity and reproductive capability .

Chlorophyll plays a crucial role in photosynthesis by absorbing light, primarily sunlight, and converting it into chemical energy through a series of complex reactions. This energy facilitates the transformation of carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen. Chlorophyll's ability to initiate this process makes it vital for plant survival, enabling plants to produce the energy they need for growth, development, and reproduction. It also contributes indirectly to the energy supply of almost all living organisms, as plants form the base of most food chains .

The branches of science include physical sciences, life sciences, and earth sciences. Physical sciences, like physics and chemistry, focus on non-living systems and fundamental laws of nature, helping us understand forces, energy, and materials. Life sciences, including biology and biochemistry, study living organisms, promoting understanding of life processes and ecosystems. Earth sciences, such as geology and meteorology, explore Earth's processes and climate systems, contributing to our knowledge of the planet's history and future changes .

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