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SUMMATIVE TEST
General Biology 2 (QUARTER 4)
MULTIPLE CHOICE: Read and analyze the following questions and choose the best answer for each. Write the letter of
the correct answer to the space before the number
36. What would happen if the lower epidermis of the leaves of plants become too dusty?
A. Oxygen can readily exit from the plant.
B. Oxygen becomes abundant inside the plant.
C. Carbon dioxide is trapped in the leaves for respiration.
D. Carbon dioxide can hardly enter the plant resulting to reduced photosynthesis.
37. For sexual reproduction to happen, which of the following conditions must be met?
A. The stamen must be inside the petals.
B. The male and female gametes must meet.
C. The pollen must be transferred by insects.
D. There must be nectar or scent present in the flower.
38. Which recommendation is best for someone whose gall bladder is removed from the body?
A. Increase fatty food intake
B. Increase water consumption
C. Reduce intake of fatty food
D. Reduce protein intake
39. Which is NOT an example of a surface barrier that prevents the entry of pathogens in the body?
A. inflammation B. mucous C. skin D. tears
40. Which system regulates the volume range of body functions through the release of hormones?
A. endocrine B. excretory C. nervous D. respiratory
41. Which of the following systems regulate the other organ systems to maintain homeostasis?
A. digestive and respiratory C. digestive and urinary
B. muscular and endocrine D. nervous and endocrine
42. Which of the following may occur if there is under secretion of insulin by the pancreas?
A. There is a decrease of glucose in the blood.
B. There is an increase of glucose in the blood.
C. Glycogen can be broken down into glucose.
D. Glucose can be converted into glycogen and is stored in the liver.
43. What could happen due to a failure in homeostasis?
A. The accumulation of waste products
B. The loss of excess water from the body
C. Maintaining excess levels of sugar in the body
D. All of the above are potential outcomes of failure of homeostasis.