POTUNGAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
QUARTERLY ASSESSMENT IN SCIENCE 7 (QUARTER 3)
S.Y. 2022-2023
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I. MULTIPLE CHOICE:
Direction: Read the questions carefully and answer this test honestly. Choose the best answer and
shade the circle that corresponds the letter of your answer.
OOOO 1. Which refers to the length of OOOO 5. Which of the following best
A B C D the entire path travelled by an A B C D describes displacement?
object? A. It has direction only.
A. Distance B. It has magnitude only
B. Displacement C. It lacks magnitude and
C. Point of reference direction
D. Speed D. It has both magnitude and
OOOO 2.Which situation below tells direction
A B C D that distance and displacement OOOO 6. When can we say that an
are equal? A B C D object is accelerating?
A. The path is straight A. The speed of the object is
B. The path is curve changing
C. The path is zigzag B. The direction of the object is
D. The path is broken changing
OOOO 3. Speed is a scalar quantity C. The speed and the direction of
A B C D because __________. the object is changing
A. speed involves only magnitude D. All of the above
and no direction. OOOO 7. Which of these describes the
B. speed involves direction and A B C D measurements is a vector
no magnitude. quantity?
C. speed involves no magnitude A. 3 L B. 4 Kg
and no direction. C. 2.5 m/s2 D. 10 m/s, east
D. speed involves magnitude and OOOO 8. How would you differentiate
direction. A B C D mechanical and electromagnetic
OOOO 4. How will you differentiate wave?
A B C D scalar quantity and vector A. Mechanical wave requires a
quantity? medium, while electromagnetic
A. Scalar quantity requires wave does not require a medium.
direction whereas; vector B. Mechanical wave does not
quantity only requires the require a medium, while
magnitude. electromagnetic wave requires a
B. Scalar quantity includes both medium.
direction and magnitude while C. Mechanical wave and
vector quantity does not require electromagnetic waves both
any. requires a medium.
C. Scalar quantity specified the D. Mechanical and
magnitude alone whereas; vector electromagnetic wave both do
quantity specified magnitude and not require a medium.
direction. OOOO 9. Which of the following is
D. Scalar quantity requires A B C D longitudinal waves created from
magnitudes and direction while a vibrating source?
vector quantity requires the A. Sound B. Light
same. C. Wave D. Heat
OOOO 10. What is the source of a wave? OOOO 16. What is formed when light is
A B C D A. Vibration B. Motion A B C D blocked?
C. Force D. Energy A. Rainbow B. Shadow
OOOO 11. The following motion is C. Mirage D. Tree
A B C D examples of vibration except OOOO 17. What are the two sources of
one. A B C D light?
A. Side-to-side A. Natural and unnatural
B. Back-and-forth B. Natural and Artificial
C. Up-and-down C. Natural and man made
D. End-to-end D. Light and dark sources
OOOO 12. What are the three
A B C D characteristics of sound? OOOO 18. What unit is used to express
A. Pitch, intensity, and loudness A B C D the intensity or brightness of
B. Pitch, loudness, and timbre light?
C. Timbre, intensity and quality A. Candela B. Torr
D. Tone, loudness and pitch C. Hertz D. Meter
OOOO 13. In singing contest, what OOOO 19. Among all the
A B C D factor do judges most likely A B C D electromagnetic wave, which has
consider? the highest frequency?
A. The contestant who reach A. infrared radiation
higher note. B. ultraviolet light
B. The contestant who have C. gamma rays
pretty face. D. radio wave
C. The contestant with many O O OO 20. How does the distance of the
supporters. A B C D light source affect the brightness
D. The quality of sound of the of light?
contestant. A. The closer the light source, the
OOOO 14. How does good listening dimmer the light
A B C D affect an organism? B. The closer the light source, the
A. Higher survival of chances in a brighter the light
harsh environment. C. The farther the light source,
B. organism can find food easily the brighter the light
C. organisms cannot survive in a D. All of the above
very loud area. OOOO 21. A rainbow can be seen in the
D. good listening or hearing skills A B C D sky when the sun is _________.
cannot affect to organisms light A. In front of you
OOOO 15. How does light intensity and B. Behind you
A B C D brightness differs to each other? C. Overhead
A. Light intensity is the quantity D. Only at the time of sunrise
that measures the amount of OOOO 22. Why does light separate into
light, while brightness is a A B C D different colors as it pass
qualitative expression of light. through a triangular prism?
B. Light intensity is the quality A. Because the prism reflects
that measures the amount of back the white light that pass
light, while brightness is a through it.
quantity expression of light. B. Because the prism acts as a
C. Light intensity is the disperser of white light to its
qualitative measurement in the component.
amount of light, while brightness C. Both A and B
is a quantitative expression of D. None of the above
light.
D. None of the above
OOOO 23. Which of the following is the C. III only D. I and III only
A B C D process wherein thermal energy OOOO 29. A man and a woman are
is exchanged between two A B C D making a noodle soup using a
objects due to their temperature pan made of metal. How does
differences? heat travel through the pan?
A. Heat transfer A. Radiation B. Dispersion
B. Thermal transfer C. Convection D. Conduction
C. Energy transfer OOOO 30. How does the heat of the sun
D. Conduction A B C D get to us?
OOOO 24. How conduction does differ A. The heat of the sun gets to us
A B C D to convection? by conduction.
A. Conduction transfers the heat B. The heat of the sun gets to us
in circulation of liquid and gas, by convection.
while convection transfers the C. The heat of the sun gets to us
heat in direct contact. by radiation.
B. Conduction transfers the heat d. The heat of the sun gets to us
in rising and sinking of matter, by heat transfer.
while convection transfers the OOOO 31. A material can become
heat through the circulation of A B C D positively charge by _______.
liquid and gas. A. gaining protons
C. Conduction transfers the heat B. gaining electrons
without any direct contact, while C. losing protons
convection transfers the heat D. losing electrons
through the circulation of liquid OOOO 32. Which of the following is
and gas. A B C D known as “electrical energy”. It
D. Conduction transfers the heat originates from the motion of
through direct contact, while charges?
convection transfers the heat A. Sound B. Electricity
through the circulation of liquid C. Light D. Heat
and gas.
OOOO 33. How does protons and
OOOO 25. A method of heat transfer A B C D electrons differs?
A B C D where energy is transferred A. Protons cannot move from one
through fluids by means of up object to another, while electrons
and down motion can transfer to other objects.
A. Conduction B. Convection B. Protons can move from one
C. Insulation D. Radiation object to another, while electrons
OOOO 26. Conduction is when heat can can transfer to other objects.
A B C D move through objects by _______. C. Protons can move from one
A. Sound B. Touch object to another, while electrons
C. Sight D. Smell cannot transfer to other objects.
OOOO 27. Heat always moves from _____ D. Protons can transfer from one
A B C D objects to _____ objects. object to another, while electrons
A. hotter, colder cannot move to other objects.
B. smaller, bigger OOOO 34. How can objects be charged?
C. colder, hotter A B C D A. Objects can be charged
D. bigger, smaller through friction, conduction and
OOOO 28. The use of fiber glass in the induction.
A B C D outer walls of a building is B. Objects can be charged
intended to minimize heat through friction and induction
transfer through what process? C. Objects can be charged
I. Conduction III. Radiation through friction and conduction
II Convection D. Objects cannot be charged at
A. I only B. II only all.
OOOO 35. Why do you get an electric B. s = 8.12 m/s
A B C D shock if you touch a live wire? C. s = 8 m/s2
A. Because we cannot perform D. s = 8 m/s, east
charging by induction. OOOO 39. Teacher Ivan walks in the
B. Because our body is a good A B C D plaza of Dapitan City from 2m
conductor of electricity. east to 40m west. What was
C. Because our body is an teacher Ivan’s total distance and
example of insulator. displacement?
D. Because electrons has to be A. distance = 42m, displacement
transferred. = 42m, east
OOOO 36. Your classmate is B. distance = 42m, displacement
A B C D electrocuted accidentally, where = 38m, east
would you not grab her so that C. distance = 42m, displacement
you could save her without you = 38m, west
being electrocuted too? D. distance = 42m east,
A. By the hair displacement = 42m,west
B. By her cotton jacket OOOO 40. A car accelerates from rest to
C. By her metal bangles A B C D 24m/s in 6 seconds. What is its
D. By her rubber shoes average acceleration?
A. a = 4 m/s
OOOO 37. Why are electric wires made B. a = 4 m/s2
A B C D of metal? C. a = 4.08 m/s
A. Because metal is cheap. D. a = 4 m/s/s
B. To conduct electricity.
C. So they can bend easily.
D. To insulate.
OOOO 38. John runs 40m east within
A B C D five (5) seconds time interval.
What is John’s average speed?
A. s = 8 m/s
JUST BELIEVE IN YOURSELF.
EVEN IF YOU DON’T,
PRETEND THAT YOU DO
AND, AT SOME POINT,
YOU WILL.
-VENUS WILLIAMS
GOOD LUCK AND GOD BLESS!
Prepared by:
IVAN ROY G. RABE
SST – I
MT-1
Noted by:
3RD QUARTER EXAMINATION
MARJORIE D. MALANA
ANSWER KEY: 25. B
1. A 26. B
2. A 27. A
3. A 28. A
4. C 29. D
5. D 30. C
6. D 31. D
7. D 32. B
8. A 33. A
9. A 34. A
10. A 35. B
11. D 36. C
12. B 37. B
13. D 38. A
14. A 39. C
15. A 40. B
16. B
17. B
18. A
19. C
20. B
21. B
22. B
23. A
24. D
