How does Color and Streak of a mineral differ?

b. Color is the light reflected by the mineral and perceived by the observer while streak is the color of the mineral in its powdered form.

a. Color talks about light reflected by the mineral while streak is the appearance of the minerals surface.

c. Color is the appearance minerals surface in its powered form while streak is the pattern of the mineral.

d. Color and Streak is the same.

How does extrusive and intrusive igneous rocks form?

b. An extrusive igneous rock forms when magma or volcanic fragments erupt and solidify on Earth’s surface while an intrusive igneous rock forms when magma crystallizes within the crust.

a. Extrusive rocks come from the solidification of magma within the crust while Intrusive rocks are formed in the surface of the crust.

c. Extrusive rocks are from the volcanic rocks while intrusive are from plutonic rocks.

What are metamorphic rocks?

c. Are rocks that have been altered, changed, or transformed in the solid state due to changes in pressure, temperature conditions, and chemical actions of hot fluids.

a. Are rocks that are formed from organic, mechanical or chemical sediments.

b. Are rocks that are formed from the solidification of magma or lava which flows out from depth

d. A naturally occurring, inorganic, homogeneous, solid with a definite chemical composition, and an ordered crystalline structure rocks.

In what way can we say that Mass Wasting is different from Erosion?

a. Erosion requires transporting agents/medium for the weathered rocks to be move from one place to another while Mass wasting only needs gravity.

b. Erosion happens in plain structure while Mass Wasting happens in slope structure.

c. Mass wasting requires transporting agents/medium for the weathered rocks to be move from one place to another while Erosion only needs gravity.

d. Mass wasting and Erosion are similar in moving rocks to other places.

It talks about the geologic processes or phenomena that happens externally in the Earth’s surface.

c. Earth’s materials and Processes

It serves as the fuel of the planet’s dynamic processes including plate movements, earthquakes, and volcanism.

c. Earth’s internal processes

Out of the 100% solar energy that has been released by the sun, how many percent of it was absorbed by the Earth and how many percent was reflected back to space?

b. 70% absorbed and 30% reflected

a. 70% reflected and 30% absorbed

c. 54 % absorbed and 46% reflected

d. 54 % reflected and 46%absorbed

It is the measure of the amount of heat that is released at the surface and produced in the interior.

c. Earth’s internal processes

What part of the hazard map refers to the ratio between the distance on the map and on the ground?

b. Legends and symbols of the map

Which part of the map serves as the information giver. It includes the routes, the warning system and the frequency of the hazard.

b. Legends and symbols of the map

What does project NOAH stands for?

a. Nationwide Operational Assessment of Hazards

b. Nation’s Operational Assessment of Hazards

c. National Operation in Assessing Hazards

d. Nationwide Operational Assessing Hazards

Below are the things you need to do before, during, after a typhoon.

a. Save important emergency hotlines both in your mobile phone and in a small notebook and do not forget to include it in your emergency kit.

b. Wear protective gears such as boots especially if there are still areas submerged in flood.

c. Be careful of live wires or any electrical outlet that is still wet or still submerged in water

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1 min • 1 pt

The origin of the universe revolves in three main theories that leaves a significant contribution. The following are the theories EXCEPT.

a. Planetesimal Theory

b. Oscillating Universe Theory

c. Steady State Theory

d. Bigbang Theory

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1 min • 1 pt

What theory originate 13.7 billion years ago and suggested that the universe started from singularity and expanded over time?

a. Planetesimal Theory

b. Oscillating Universe Theory

c. Steady State Theory

d. Bigbang Theory

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NGSS.HS-ESS1-2

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1 min • 1 pt

Another theory states that the universe has always been there and will always be present and everything around it is constant. What theory is this?

a. Planetesimal Theory

b. Oscillating Universe Theory

c. Steady State Theory

d. Bigbang Theory

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

If one theory suggests that the universe started from a singularity. What theory says that it will end and go back to being a singularity?

a. Planetesimal Theory

b. Oscillating Universe Theory

c. Steady State Theory

d. Bigbang Theory

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Bigbang Theory is one of the famous theories that many scientists are interested in. However, who was the first scientist to propose this theory?

a. Georges Lemaitre

b. Edwin Hubble

c. Thomas Gold

d. Fred Hoyle

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2 mins • 1 pt

Which of the following laws are not followed by the steady state theory?

a. The energy in the universe cannot be created nor destroyed.

b. The mass of the universe is conserved.

c. The density of the universe is constant.

d. The universe has a stable condition.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

It contains gases, regulates temperature and blocks radiation, houses weather and wind and drives climate systems on Earth.

a. Earth System

b. Land System

c. Air System

d. Water System

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Earth and Life Science Exam (1st Quarter)

The origin of the universe revolves in three main theories that leaves a significant contribution. The following are the theories EXCEPT.

What theory originate 13.7 billion years ago and suggested that the universe started from singularity and expanded over time?

Another theory states that the universe has always been there and will always be present and everything around it is constant. What theory is this?

If one theory suggests that the universe started from a singularity. What theory says that it will end and go back to being a singularity?

Bigbang Theory is one of the famous theories that many scientists are interested in. However, who was the first scientist to propose this theory?

Which of the following laws are not followed by the steady state theory?

It contains gases, regulates temperature and blocks radiation, houses weather and wind and drives climate systems on Earth.

Ozone layer is responsible for protecting the Earth from too much ultraviolet radiation. In what layer of our atmosphere can we find the ozone layer?

This layer is responsible for the weather we experienced.

What layer of the Earth serves as the outer cover of the earth?

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