MIDTEST 1
SCIENCE
Chapter 1. Nature Walk
1. What are the steps to ensure a successful and educational experience?
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2. What are the activities and strategies to enhance observational skills?
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3. What are the benefits of nature walks?
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4. Mention common issues of nature walks!
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Chapter 2. The Educational Power of Simple Science Experiments
5. What are some steps and tips for conducting simple science experiments?
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6. Mention 2 example of experiments!
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7. What are the benefits of simple science experiments?
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8. What are the challenges of doing science experiments?
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Chapter 3. Plant Reproduction
9. Complete the parts of the flower below!
Stalk Anther Style Pistil
Stamen Ovary Petal Sepal
Ovules Filament Stigma
10. The main parts of a flower involved in reproduction are …………………… and
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11. Pollination is the transfer of pollen from the ………………………. to the
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12. What is sexual reproduction? …………………………………………………………...
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13. What is asexual reproduction? ………………………………………………………….
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14. These are several methods of asexual reproduction in plants. Please mention the
example of asexual reproduction below!
a. Vegetative Propagation
Cuttings : ………………………….
Runners : ………………………….
Tubers : ………………………….
b. Bulbs : ……………………………..
c. Rhizomes : ……………………………..
d. Suckers : ……………………………..
Chapter 4. Understanding Temperature Our Body, Animals, and Room Temperature
15. The normal body temperature for human is around ……………………………………..
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16. Human body temperature is regulated by the ……………………………… in the brain,
which acts as a ……………………………….
17. Mention the animals based on the categorized of the animal temperature!
a. Warm blooded animal
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b. Cold blooded animal
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c. Behavioral adaptation
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18. The comfort range for room temperature is between ……………………………………
19. What do cold blooded animals rely on to regulate their body temperature?
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20. What does hypothermia refer to? ………………………………………………………
Chapter 5. The Digestive System and its Process
21. Mention the parts of human digestive system!
a. …………………………
b. …………………………
c. …………………………
d. …………………………
e. …………………………
f. …………………………
g. …………………………
22. The digestive process begins in the ……………………….
23. The ………………………. is a muscular tube that connects the mouth to the stomach.
24. The stomach secretes ……………… juices, which contain hydrochloric acid and
digestive enzymes.
25. How to maintain healthy digestive system?
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26. Complete the following parts of the digestive tract!