EES Reviewer Q3

EES Reviewer

(Q3)

​yeah Smooth like butter, like a criminal undercover
Gon' pop like trouble breaking into your heart like that, ooh
Cool shade, stunner, yeah, I owe it all to my mother, uh
Hot like summer, yeah, I'm making you sweat like that (break it down!)

Ooh, when I look in the mirror
I'll melt your heart into two
I got that superstar glow, so
Ooh (do the boogie, like)

A side step, right-left, to my beat

High like the moon, rock with me, baby
Know that I got that heat
Let me show you 'cause talk is cheap
Side step, right-left, to my beat
Get it, let it roll

Smooth like butter, pull you in like no other

​Land/Soil Pollution

​wawa nmn si idol

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What is Land/Soil Pollution???????

• contamination of soil

• chemical substances killing pests

• toxic elements from e-waste

• contamination of air

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What are the different Soil Pollutants

• nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, particulate matter

• heavy metals, mineral oils, hydrocarbons, pesticides

• groundwater, suspended matter, nutrient pollution

• oxygen, hydrogen

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Mining is a major cause of Land Pollution, because exposed metals can come in contact with water.

• True

• False

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​​Xenobiotics

​(not a xenobiotic)

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What are Xenobiotics?????

• made up of oxygen and hydrogen

• made by living organisms

• produced by humans/not naturally found in nature

• chemical breakdown of fats or oils

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What are the 2 types of Xenobiotics and their meaning???????????????????

• Exogenous - outside

  Endogenous - inside

• Endogenous - outside

  Exogenous - inside

• Aliphatic - chemical breakdown of fats or oils

  Aromatic - chemical breakdown of pleasant-smelling plant extracts

• Polyethylene - consists of ethylene

  Linear polymer - high density polyethylene

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What are examples of Xenobiotics?

• Pesticides - insecticides, herbicides, rodenticides

• Heavy Metals - arsenic, antimony, cadmium

• Synthetic Polymers - plastic

• All of the above

1. Heavy Metals

​​Xenobiotics

​so heavy

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What are the sources of Heavy Metals?????

• mining, agricultural activites, electronic waste, radioactive waste

• monomers, polymers

• food additives, drugs

• All of the above

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Prospecting, Exploration, Construction, and Operation are examples of Mining Activities.

• True

• False

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Mining activity where after it is used, the government will check what its use will be.

• Maintenance

• Prospecting

• Repurposing

• Expansion

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Mining activity where it is no longer used because there are no more minerals.

• Decommissioning

• Abondonment

• Maintenance

• Prospecting

2. Pesticides

Xenobiotics

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Pesticides are chemical substances meant to kill pests.

• True

• False

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Type of Pesticide meant to kill plants or weeds.

• Herbicides

• Rodenticides

• Fungicides

• Larvicides

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Type of Pesticide meant to kill bacteria.

• Bacticides

• Fungicides

• Bactericides

• Bacteriacides

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Type of Pesticide meant to kill rats & mice.

• Rodenticides

• Larvicides

• Fungicides

• Bactericides

3. Hydrocarbons

Xenobiotics

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Hydrocarbons are organic chemicals made up of ONLY the elements carbon (C) and hydrogen (H).

• True

• False

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_ is a Saturated Aliphatic Hydrocarbon with a single carbon/bond.

• Alkane

• Alkine

• Alkyne

• Arenes

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_ is an Unsaturated Aliphatic Hydrocarbon with double bond.

• Non benzenoid

• Alkine

• Alkyne

• Arenes

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Alkyne has quadruple bond, and is an Unsaturated Aliphatic Hydrocarbon.

• True

• False - Alkyne has triple bond

• False - any bond higher than double bond is considered Aromatic

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_ is an Aromatic Hydrocarbon which is also called Benzene.

• Arenes

• Non benzenoid

• Petroleum

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_ is the 2nd type of Aromatic Hydrocarbon.

• Non benzenoid

• Benzenoid

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Hydrocarbons are the constituents of petroleum -

• motor oil

• asphalt pavement

• forms of transportation

• All of the above

4. Synthetic Polymers

Xenobiotics

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What are the small molecules that form big molecules?

• Monomer

• Polymer

• Linear Polymer

• Polyethylene

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What are the big molecules that are formed by small molecules (Monomers)?

• Polymers

• Ethylene

• Linear Polymer

• Monomer Ethylene

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Type of Polymers that are made by living organisms.

• Natural

• Synthetic

• Linear

• Polyethylene

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Polyethylene is a type of Synthetic Polymer which consists of ethylene, considered to be one of the simplest polymers.

• True

• False - Polyester, not Polyethylene

• False - Polyethylene is one of the most complex polymers

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Type of Synthetic Polymer which has higher density than Polyethylene.

• Linear Polymer

• Nonlinear Polymer

• Monomer Ethylene

• Polyester

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What is the process to create Polymers???????????

• Polymerization

• Polymeration

• Monomerization

• Precipitation

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Examples of Polyethylene are bottles. Which are examples of Linear Polymers?

• milk cartons

• caps

• carpets

• pvc pipes

5. Oil Mixtures

Xenobiotics

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Oil Mixtures are any numerous greasy flammables.

• True

• False

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Oil Mixtures are usually

• Solid

• Liquid

• Gas

• Plasma

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How can Oil Activities pollute soil?

• Spillage during oil extraction can get mixed with soil.

• Putting too much olive oil in the pan.

• Oil may leak through the pipelines/Due to leakage.

• Waste generate during oil extraction when disposed of without proper treatment.

​​Air Pollution

- pollution of air

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1. Primary Sources

Air Pollution

​kuya primary source kaba?

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Toxic substance emitted by burning of fossil fuels

• Sulfur dioxide

• Particulate matter

• Nitrogen oxide

• Carbon monoxide

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Toxic substance produced from making nitric acid, welding and using explosives, refining of petrol and metals, commercial manufacturing, and food manufacturing.

• Nitrogen oxide

• Carbon monoxide

• Ground level ozone

• Sulfur trioxide

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Toxic substance created by Pollution + Heat & Sunlight

• Ground level ozone

• Sulfuric acid

• Particulate Matter

• Carbon monoxide

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Tiny particles or droplets in the air that are two and one half microns or less in width.

• Particulate Matter 2.5

• PM10

• Particulate Matter 25

• PE2.5

2. Secondary Sources

Air Pollution

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What is the formula for nitric acid?

• HNO3

• NHO3

• NHO2

• NH

wala muna water pollutants sorryyy

Seismic Waves

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Seismology studies pollutants of water, air and soil.

• True

• False

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Instrument to check the data of the seismic wave/earthquake

• Seismograph

• Seismochart

• Seismic chart

• Seismologist-graph

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What does the seismograph check?

• location

• epicenter

• intensity of earthquake

• NKP - nitrogen, potassium, phosphorous

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Elastic or energy wave caused by sudden break of rock or impulse, such as earthquake, explosion.

• Seismic wave

• Seimsic wave

• Siesmic wave

• Seismism wave

Seismic Waves

​1. Body Waves

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Body waves DO NOT travel through the surface.

• True

• False

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Body waves can travel through earth's inner layers. What are its 2 types?

• P wave

• S wave

• Rayleigh waves

• love waves

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Fastest kind of seismic wave, can move through solid rock and liquids/fluids, compressional wave?

• S wave

• P wave

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Moves up and down, side-to-side, slower than P waves?

• S waves

• love waves

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S waves can move through solid rocks ONLY.

• True

• False

Seismic Waves

​2. Surface Waves

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This wave is named after Augustus Edward Hough Love, a british mathematician. Waves the ground side-to-side.

• Love waves

• Rayleigh waves

• Hough waves

• P waves

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Moves the ground up and down, side-to-side, producing an elliptical or spiral motion.

• Rayleigh waves

• Love waves

• P waves

• S waves

Fault, Epicenter, Focus

​Earthquake

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rocks that makes the earth's crust

• Focus

• Epicenter

• Fault

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The point at the surface of the earth above the focus is the?

• Epicenter

• Focus

• Focus point

• Fault

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The point within the earth where an earthquake rupture starts

• Focus

• Intensity

• Fracture

• Epicenter

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Proportional to the energy released by an earthquake at the focus. It is calculated from earthquakes recorded by an instrument called seismograph.

• Magnitude

• Meter

• Centimeter

• Kilometer

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Strength of an earthquake. (perceived and felt by people)

• Intensity

• Magnitude

• Fault

• Focus

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What measures the magnitude of an earthquake?

• Richter Scale

• Moment Magnitude Scale

• Guitar

• PHIL Scale

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Moment Magnitude Scale is better for more accurate measurements of magnitude.

• True

• False

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Type of fault where it pushes two blocks of rock together. One down, one up.

• Reverse Fault

• Normal Fault

• Strike-Slip Fault

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Type of fault where two blocks of rock slide horizontally past each other in opposite directions.

• Reverse Fault

• Normal Fault

• Strike-Slip Fault

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Phenomenon wherein sediment behave like liquids.

• Liquifacture

• Liquidfacture

• Waterfacture

• Fluvial/River Floods

Biggest Earthquakes Recorded

Earthquake

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What was the deadliest earthquake in the Philippines?

• Moro Golf (1976)

• Mindoro Earthquake (November 15, 1994)

• Casiguran Earthquake (August 2, 1968)

• Luzon Earthquake (July 16, 1990)

Landslide

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Landslide ISN'T NOT the mass movement of rock, soil, debris, and garbage.

• True

• False

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Why do landslides occur?

• Occurs when the driving force is greater than the resisting force.

• When child play in hill and it go down

• Release of carbon monoxide, causing air pollution.

• When tectonic plates break.

Multiple Choice

How many earthquakes happen in the Philippines everyday?

• 10+

• 20+

• 30+

• 40+

What can be done to prevent landslide

3. Engineering

Landslide

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2 examples of Erosion Control?

• Coconet

• Vetiver Grass

• Riprap

• Shotcrete Retaining walls

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Mixture of high strength concrete?

• Shotcrete Retaining walls

• Rizal Statue

• Coconet

• Benching

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Which is not an examples of Engineering, one of the ways to minimize landslides?

• Riprap

• Benching

• Drainage

• Topple

Types of Landslide

Landslide

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Examples of this type of Landslide are debris flow and debris avalanche.

• Flows

• Falls

• Topple

• Slides

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Type of Landslide caused by liquifaction.

• Lateral Spreads

• Vertical Spreads

• Topple

• Falls

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Forward movement of rocks.

• Topple

• Fall

• Slide

• Flow

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This example of Flow is slow/the down slope movement due to gravity.

• Creep

• Mud Flow

• Peaty Soil

• Debris Flow

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Tsunami

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Two types of Tsunamis?

• Local

• Far Field Distance

• Storm Surge

• Fluvial/River Floods

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This type of Tsunami is within the economy.

• Local

• Far Field Distance

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Far Field Distance Tsunamis can travel from 1 to 24 hours.

• True

• False - only up to 12 hours

• False - they travel far after hitting a coastline

Typhoon

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Which is NOT one of the six main components of a typhoon?

• Temperature

• Wind

• Humidity

• Liquifaction

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5 of the 6 main components of a typhoon are Temperature, Atmospheric Pressure, Wind, Humidity, and Precipitation. What is the missing component?

• Cloudiness

• Rainband

• Deposition

• Condensation

Parts of a Typhoon

Typhoon

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Formation of clouds and precipitation?

• Rainbands

• Eye

• Eye Wall

• Waterbands

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Classification of Tropical Cyclones

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This Type of Tropical Cyclone is 64 kph or less.

• Tropical Depression

• Tropical Storm

• Typhoon Depression

• Storm

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This Type of Tropical Cyclone is 64-118 kph.

• Tropical Storm

• Storm

• Typhoon

• Super Typhoon

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What km/h is the Tropical Cyclone Wind Signal: Sever Tropical Storm?

• 88-117

• 220+

• 62-88

• 118-220

Flood

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Flood is the rising and overflowing of water.

• True

• False

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When the level of water in river or lake rises.

• Fluvial or River Flood

• Pluvial Flood

• Coastal Flood

• Storm Surge

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Brought about by heavy and continuous mining or precipitation.

• Fluvial

• Pluvial

• Flash Flood

• Coastal

Climate Change

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