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Performance Task # _____ Name: _____________________________________

Impulse-Momentum Date: ___________ Score: __________________

1. A 10 N force is applied to a 10 kg mass for three seconds. The mass starts from rest.
a. Determine the acceleration of the mass

b. Determine the final velocity

2. A 100 kg box initially traveling at 10 m/s encounters a frictional force and takes 5 seconds to slow down to a stop.
a. Determine the acceleration of the box (direction matters + or -)

b. If friction is the only unbalanced force, what is its value?

3. A 5 kg mass initially falling with a speed of 3 m/s is later falling with a speed of 23 m/s.
a. How much time did this take for its speed to change?

b. What was the amount of force acting on the mass?

4. Complete the following table based on the three problems above


Long Test 2 – Science 6 Name: _____________________________________________
4th Quarter Date: ________________ Score: ___________________

Label the parts of


volcano. Choose your
answer from the word
bank.

Fill in the blanks with the correct word/s.


1. The two distinct seasons in the Philippines are ________________________ and _______________________ season.
2. The type of climate in the Philippines is based on the __________________________ received by each places.
3. Most part of the Philippines experiences more rainfall during the months of June to November. This is affected by
the monsoon wind called ___________________________.
4. Most places in the eastern side of the Philippines has _________________________________ climate.

Given these provinces in the Philippines, identify to which type of


climate they belong:

_____ 1. Panay _____ 6. Masbate


_____ 2. Cebu _____ 7. Batanes
_____ 3. Bohol _____ 8. Camarines Norte
_____ 4. Albay _____ 9. Eastern Palawan
_____ 5. Catanduanes _____ 10. Eastern Mindoro

Write DS if the activity is appropriate to do during dry season, and write


WS if it is for wet season.
_____ 1. having a picnic in the park
_____ 2. traveling to a beach in Boracay
_____ 3. playing indoor games
_____ 4. wearing boots and raincoat when goin outside
_____ 5. do surfing and kayaking
Long Test 2 – Science 10 Name: ________________________________________
4th Quarter Date: _____________ Score: ______________

Multiple Choice: Choose the letter of the best answer.

_____ 1. The structural and functional units of the nervous system are
A. nerves. B. axons. C. neurons. D. reflexes.

_____ 2. Nerve cells that carry nerve impulses from tissues and organs to the central nervous system are called
A. tissue neurons. B. organ neurons. C. sensory neurons. D. motor neurons.

_____ 3. The place where an axon terminal meets another cell is known as a
A. neurotransmitter. B. dendrite. C. sensory receptor. D. synapse.

_____ 4. What part of a neuron is responsible for receiving information?


A. axon B. terminal fiber C. dendrite D. myelin sheath

_____ 5. Where would you see the nodes of Ranvier?


A. on an axon B. in the cell body C. on a dendrite D. a and c

_____ 6. What do we call the layer of fatty tissue surrounding the axon of some neurons?
A. cutaneous coating B. myelin sheath C. dendritic barrier D. synaptic sleeve

_____ 7. The two main divisions of the peripheral nervous system are the
A. brain and spinal divisions. C. sympathetic and parasympathetic divisions.
B. autonomic and somatic divisions. D. sensory and motor divisions.

_____ 8. The change in electrical charge that occurs in a neuron when a nerve impulse is transmitted is known as the:
A. action potential B. synaptic change C. refractory period D. ionic charge

_____ 9. The effect of neurotransmitters may be:


A. chemical or electrical B. excitatory or inhibitory C. positive or negative D. active or passive

_____ 10. Communication within neurons is ______, communication between neurons is ________.
A. excitatory, inhibitory B. inhibitory, excitatory C. chemical, electrical D. electrical, chemical

_____ 11. Neurotransmitters carry signals across the ________ ________.


A. refractory gap B. axonal gap C. synaptic gap D. hippocampal gap

_____ 12. The ________ ________ consists of glands that secrete hormones:
A. nervous system B. immune system C. endocrine system D. cerebral cortex

_____ 13. Testosterone is to ________ as estrogen is to ________.


A. thyroid, parathyroid B. testes, ovaries C. sympathetic, parasympathetic D. pancreas, pituitary

_____ 14. Which part of the endocrine system is sometimes called the “master gland”?
A. adrenal gland B. pancreas C. pituitary gland D. pineal gland

_____ 16. Which of the following is NOT part of the endocrine system?
A. pons B. pancreas C. parathyroid D. pineal gland
_____ 17. The auditory nerve carries impulses from hair cells in the cochlea to the
A. eyes. B. brain. C. skin. D. eardrum.

Write true if the statement is true or false if the statement is false.

_______ 18. Motor neurons carry impulses from muscles to the brain.
_______ 19. The inside of a resting neuron is negatively charged.
_______ 20. The spinal cord controls basic life processes such as breathing.
_______ 21. Body movements and balance are coordinated by the cerebellum.

Match the hormone to the gland or organ that produces it to the descriptions of hormones. Not all choices are used.

HORMONES GLAND or ORGAN


_____ 22. adrenocorticotropin (ACTH) A. adrenal cortex
_____ 23. androgens B. adrenal medulla
_____ 24. antidiuretic hormone (ADH) C. hypothalamus
_____ 25. calcitonin D. pancreas
_____ 26. epinephrine E. parathyroid
_____ 27. glucagon F. pineal
_____ 28. glucocorticoids G. pituitary
_____ 29. insulin H. testis
_____ 30. melatonin I. thymus
_____ 31. oxytocin J. thyroid
_____ 32. thyroxine

Hormone Gland Hormone Action

33 – 34. _____ _____ involved in biological clock and seasonal activities


35 – 36. _____ _____ involved in synthesis of glucose, suppress inflammatory action
37 – 38. _____ _____ involved in glycogen breakdown in liver, increase blood sugar

39 – 35. Label the parts of a neuron. 36 – 41. Label the parts of a synapse.

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