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GRADE 2_SCIENCE 2nd QUARTER I. LIVING AND NON-LIVING THINGS – Observing, Identifying, Describing, Comparing, Classifying A. DIRECTIONS: Write L if the characteristic given is for living things and NL if it is for non-living things. _______

1.

They reproduce.

_______

2.

They do not move on their own.

_______

3.

They grow.

_______

4.

They are not alive.

_______

5.

They need air, water and food to stay alive.

B. DIRECTIONS: Classify the things in the box into living and nonliving things. chalk

mosquito

flagpole

slug

sea anemone

computer

banana tree

tissue paper

leech

fly

wind

bus

stuffed toy

grass

vine

Living Things

Non-living Things

2

II.

PLANTS

DIRECTIONS: Write T if the sentence is True and F if it is False. _______

1.

Plants need carbon dioxide from the air.

_______

2.

Some plants grow from roots.

_______

3.

Plants do not move.

_______

4.

Plants can grow on their own and need not be looked after.

_______

5.

Leaves differ in shapes, sizes and colors.

_______

6.

Plants can live without sunlight.

_______

7.

Plants can make their own food and water.

_______

8.

The stem takes in water and minerals from the soil.

_______

9.

Plants take in carbon dioxide from the air through tiny openings in the leaves.

_______

10.

All plants grow from seeds.

B. DIRECTIONS: Choose the correct answer from the box. Write your answer on the blanks. sunlight

lagundi

sugar

seeds

stems

leaves

potato

roots

carbon dioxide

sunlight _____________________

1.

This is an example of a medicinal plant.

_____________________

2.

They hold plants tightly to the ground.

_____________________

3.

They carry water and other nutrients to all parts of the plant.

3

_____________________

4.

Green leaves use this to change water and carbon dioxide to sugar and oxygen.

_____________________

5.

Plants store this in their stems and roots.

_____________________

6.

This gas goes into a plant through its leaves.

_____________________

7.

A ___ is an underground stem.

_____________________

8.

They absorb water and minerals from the soil.

_____________________

9.

Most plants grow from these.

_____________________

10.

This is where plants make their food.

C. DIRECTIONS: Answer the following questions. 1.

Plants are helpful to people. Write three (3) uses of plants.

2.

Write two (2) ways of caring for plants.

4

D. DIRECTIONS: Below is a graph showing the height (in cm.) of a growing plant. Answer the questions about the graph.

35 30 25 20 15

Growth of Monggo plant

10 5 0 Week 1

Week 2

Week 3

Week 4

__________ 1. What is the height of the plant on Week 1? __________ 2. How many cm did the plant grow between Week 1 and Week 4? __________ 3. How many cm did the plant grow between Week 2 and Week 3? __________ 4. How tall was the plant by Week 3? __________ 5. On what week did the plant not grow? What do you think happened to the plant between Week 2 and Week 3?

III.

ANIMALS

5

A. DIRECTIONS: Write the correct information for the animals given in the chart below. Animal

Body Covering

Body Parts

Movements

Habitat

rabbit parrot goldfish duck snake DIRECTIONS: Write T if the sentence is True and F if it is False. _______

1.

All animals need food to live.

_______

2.

Fishes are warm-blooded animals.

_______

3.

Animals change in size and shape as they grow.

_______

4.

Some animals are protected by their body coverings.

_______

5.

Some animals can live without water.

_______

6.

Only birds hatch from eggs.

DIRECTIONS: Write 2 ways of caring for a pet. 1.

2.

III.

LIFE CYCLE OF A MOSQUITO

6

DIRECTIONS: Number the following sentences 1-4 according to the correct sequence of the life cycle of a mosquito. ________

After a few weeks, each larva develops a big head and grows stouter. It becomes a pupa.

________

The female mosquito lays her eggs on top of a body of water.

________

After two or three days, the eggs hatch into wrigglers or larvae.

________

After two to four days, the pupa’s shell opens and the mosquito comes out as an adult.

DIRECTIONS: Write 3 ways of preventing dengue. 1.

2.

3.

IV. LIFE CYCLE OF A BUTTERFLY DIRECTIONS: Number the following sentences 1-4 according to the correct sequence of the life cycle of a butterfly. ________

The caterpillar hatches from the egg and starts eating leaves.

________

When the changes are complete, the adult butterfly comes out and in a few minutes will fly.

________

The caterpillar will make a hard covering for itself and becomes a pupa.

________

The egg is laid on stems and leaves.

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