Republic
of the Philippines
Department
of Education
Region
III
Division
of Nueva Ecija
District
of Jaen
PUTLOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
UNIT TEST IN
SCIENCE V
MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the letter of the best answer.
1.
How does a tiger in the forest usually get its
food?
a.
By being fed by kind people
b.
By growing inside the body of other animals
c.
By hunting for its prey
d.
By sucking the digested food of other animals
2.
How do aphids get their food?
a.
By eating dead animals
b.
By sucking plant juices in leaves
c.
By burrowing into the ground
d.
By looking for a host animal
3.
How do spiders get their food>
a.
By trapping insects in its web
b.
By hiding in rocks and trees
c.
By sucking the blood of other animals
d.
Both a and c
4.
Why are some cats and dogs considered pets?
a.
Because they cannot get their own food
b.
Because they are cared for by their owners
c.
Because they are afraid to get their food
d.
Because their body parts are not suited for
hunting
5.
How do monkeys get leaves and fruits from trees?
a.
By using their tails
b.
By using their hands
c.
By using their ears
d.
By using their tongues only
6.
Why can goats NOT eat the flesh of other
animals?
a.
Because their teeth are flat
b.
Because their teeth are pointed
c.
Because their teeth are both flat and pointed
d.
Because their teeth are tiny
7.
Which of the following is an hervibore?
a.
Female mosquito
b.
Spider
c.
Earthworm
d.
Caterpillar
8.
How are cows and carabaos similar?
a.
They feed on other animals.
b.
They are social animals.
c.
They feed on plants.
d.
They are harmful.
9.
Which kind of teeth are good for gnawing?
a.
Sharp pointed teeth
b.
Sharp chisel-like teeth
c.
Sharp lower teeth only
d.
Both a and b
10.
Why can lion tear flesh?
a.
Because its teeth are adapted for chewing
b.
Because its teeth are sharp and pointed
c.
Because it only has lower front teeth
d.
Both a and b
11.
Why should a grasshopper blend with its environment?
a.
So that it can hide from its predators
b.
So that it can appear more attractive
c.
So that it can inject poison to the plants
d.
So that it can attack larger animals
12.
Which of these animals migrate?
a.
Panda
b.
Bears
c.
Ducks
d.
Canadian geese
13.
Which of the following live in groups?
a.
Ants
b.
Termites
c.
Cockroaches
d.
Both a and b
14.
How do bears prepare themselves for hibernation?
a.
They grow large thick furs.
b.
They eat enormous amounts of food just before
winter
c.
They build nest for themselves
d.
They change the color of their fur.
15.
Why does a monarch butterfly mimic a viceroy
butterfly?
a.
So that it can attract more insects
b.
So that it can please its mate
c.
So that it can avoid getting eaten by other animals
d.
Both a and b
16.
To what group of vertebrates do snakes, turtles,
and lizards belong?
a.
Amphibians
b.
Mammals
c.
Reptiles
d.
Fishes
17.
How do you describe amphibians
a.
They have scales and can crawl.
b.
They have fins and can swim.
c.
They have gills and lungs and can fly.
d.
They live both on land and in plants.
18.
Which of the following traits characterize the
birds?
a.
Birds have feathers and wings, and most can fly
b.
Birds have scales and fins, and can swim.
c.
Birds have moist skin and can creep.
d.
Birds have dry, scaly skin and can crawl/
19.
Which of the following is a mammal?
a.
Lizard
b.
Frog
c.
Monkey
d.
Duck
20.
Which of the following is NOT an amphibian?
a.
Snake
b.
Frog
c.
Toad
d.
Salamander
21.
Which of these marine animals have bodies full
of holes and pores?
a.
Ringworm
b.
Crabs
c.
Sponges
d.
Jellyfishes
22.
How are liveflukes and tapeworms similar?
a.
They are roundworms.
b.
They are flatworms.
c.
They are coelenterates.
d.
They are arthropods.
23.
Which of these animals have spines which are use
for locomotion?
a.
Starfish
b.
Sea urchin
c.
Lobsters
d.
Both a and b
24.
Which of these animals have tentacles that
contain poison?
a.
Jellyfish
b.
Snail
c.
Ascaris
d.
Amoeba
25.
How do snails and clams differ from grasshoppers
and dragonflies?
a.
Snails and clams have soft shells while
grasshoppers and dragonflies have none.
b.
Snails and clams have hard shells while
grasshoppers and dragonflies have none.
c.
Snails and clams have spines while grasshoppers
and dragonflies have none.
d.
They are alike in all aspects.
26.
Coral reefs are skeletal remains of__________?
a.
Coelenterates
b.
Anthropods
c.
Mollusk
d.
Insects
27.
How long does it take for a coral reef to form?
a.
Over a short period of time
b.
Over a long period of time
c.
For a few years
d.
None of these
28.
Coral reefs are important because
a.
They serve as shelter for marine animals.
b.
They are used as fishing grounds for scuba
divers.
c.
They are used as food.
d.
They are used as solid foundation of high-rise
buildings.
29.
Which is true about corals.
a.
They are hard.
b.
They have hard shell.
c.
They form
reefs.
d.
They have backbones.
30.
Coral reefs are formed from
a.
Remains of soft bodied marine animals that built
up over the ages.
b.
Skeleton of coral animals
c.
Rock salt.
d.
Whale bones.
31.
What happens when fishermen use dynamite fir
fishing?
a.
The coral reefs are destroyed.
b.
The coral reefs become healthy.
c.
The coral reef’s garbage ate thrown away.
d.
The coral reefs continuously build up.
32.
Coral reefs break when fishermen
a.
Practice muro-ami
b.
Use dynamite
c.
Use fishing nets.
d.
a and b
33.
Predict what will happen if there are predator
starfish in the coral reef.
a.
Coral build up will increase.
b.
Coral build up will decrease.
c.
Tropical fishes will die
d.
Coral will change color.
34.
Predict one outcome of coral reefs destruction
in the community.
a.
More income for the family.
b.
Healthier family.
c.
Less income for the family.
d.
More livelihood for the family.
35.
Why should coral reefs be saved?
a.
Because they are habitat to a variety of marine
plants and animals.
b.
Because coral reefs pollute the bodies of water.
c.
Because they are home to small fishes.
d.
Because they can be used to make precious
jewelry.
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