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    SUMMATIVE TEST - WRITTEN WORK 2

    SCIENCE 10 - QUARTER 3

    I. MULTIPLE CHOICE: Choose the letter of the correct answer.


    1. The nervous system ____________________.
    A. Coordinates
    B. Regulates
    C. Coordinates and regulates
    D. Sends a feedback mechanism
    2. Which is the biggest part of the brain?
    A. Cerebrum
    B. Cerebellum
    C. Corpus callosum
    D. Hypothalamus
    3. What are the building blocks of the nervous system?
    A. Neurons
    B. Brain tissue
    C. Corpuscles
    D. Axons
    4. Which among these movements are voluntary?
    A. Heartbeat
    B. Digestion
    C. Perspiration
    D. Walking
    5. Which of the following comprise the peripheral nervous system?
    A. Brain and spinal cord
    B. Nerves and senses
    C. Nerves and pain receptors
    D. Spinal cord and heart
    6. When does the development of a child's nervous system begin?
    A. As soon as fertilization
    B. A month after fertilization
    C. Third week after fertilization
    D. Second week after fertilization
    7. Homeostasis is better understood as the ____________________.
    A. Exchange of substances that sustain life
    B. Energy flow within the embryo
    C. Balance of flow in the substances that sustain life
    D. Overall functions of life in the womb
    8. What does regulation mean?
    A. To adjust something so that it works correctly as required
    B. To control or direct something by rules
    C. To make something to go faster or slower
    D. To allow passage of air, gas, etc.
    9. Which part of the brain handles the incoming and outgoing messages?
    A. Cerebrum
    B. Cerebellum
    C. Hypothalamus
    D. Thalamus
    10. Which among the protective measures of the nervous system serves as a cushion to
    minimize damage?
    A. Bones
    B. Tissues
    C. Meninges
    D. Cerebrospinal fluid

    II. MATCHING TYPE: Match the function to the corresponding body system. Write the letter
    of the correct answer.

    11. Male reproductive system A. Sends out hormones


    12. Endocrine system B. Coordinates the body's functions
    13. Nervous system C. Gets rid of carbon dioxide
    14. Excretory system D. Kidney gets rid of urine
    15. Respiratory system E. Produces testosterone

    III. TRUE OR FALSE: Identify if the following statements are True or False.

    16. Neurons travel through synapses in order to pass on information.


    17. When we are out on a jog, it is our somatic nervous system that is controlling our jogging
    movement.
    18. The nervous system is made up of these three major parts: the brain, spinal cord, and
    nerves.
    19. When the blood sugar level is too high, the body performs negative feedback by
    producing more glucagon.
    20. The dendrite is the protective layer around the body of a neuron.

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