WorksheetsDRRR - 2nd SUMMATIVE TEST
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
It is the average condition of the atmosphere over a long period of time.
Climate
Weather
Climate Change
Global Warming
It is the current condition of the atmosphere such as temperature, rainfall, wind and humidity at a given place.
Climate
Weather
Climate Change
Global Warming
It refers to the variation in the pattern of climate properties such as temperature, wind and precipitation over a long period.
Climate
Weather
Climate Change
Global Warming
It refers to the warming of the Earth due to the trapping of Greenhouse Gases in the atmosphere.
Climate
Weather
Climate Change
Global Warming
The following are greenhouse gases EXCEPT.
Carbon Dioxide
Methane
Ozone
Oxygen
Volcanic gas is a greenhouse gas caused by natural process.
False
True
Carbon dioxide is from agricultural activities, waste dumps, coal beds & leaks from gas pipes.
False
True
It is the warming that happens when certain gases (GHGs) in Earth’s atmosphere trap heat.
Climate
Weather
Climate Change
Greenhouse Effect
Altered forests’ productivity and species composition is one of the impacts of climate change.
False
True
Productive agriculture is one of the impacts of climate change.
False
True
This refers to measures that can reduce atmospheric accumulation of GHGs and thereby delay the predicted impact of GHGs on global climate.
Climate Mitigation
Climate Adaptation
Climate Change
Climate Modification
This refers to adjustments in ecological, social, or economic systems in response to actual or expected climate change stimuli, their effects, or impacts to reduce vulnerability, moderate damages, and realize opportunities.
Climate Mitigation
Climate Adaptation
Climate Change
Climate Modification
It is associated with having no rain.
La Niña
El Niño
Typhoon
Tornado
It is a process or phenomenon of atmospheric, hydrological, or oceanographic nature that may cause loss of life, injury or other health impacts, property damage, loss of livelihoods and services, social and economic disruptions, or environmental damages.
Geologic Hazard
Hydrometeorological Hazard
Meteorological Hazard
Biological Hazard
It is associated with heavy rainfall.
La Niña
El Niño
Drought
Tornado
Spanish term for "the girl-child"
La Niña
El Niño
Drought
Tornado
It is associated with a warming of the central and eastern tropical Pacific.
La Niña
El Niño
Typhoon
Tornado
It is an intense low pressure system with a minimum sustained wind velocity of 35 kilometers per hour.
La Niña
Tropical Cyclone
Thunderstorm
Storm Surge
It is the diameter of the eye of tropical cyclone.
10 kilometers
10 to 100 kilometers
100 kilometers
0 to 100 kilometers
It is a place where the precipitation is heaviest and the wind of the tropical cyclone is strongest.
eye
eye wall
Outer (Feeder) Bands
Inner (Rain) Bands
speed of maximum sustained winds in tropical depression
35 to 63 kilometers per hour
64 to 117 kilometers per hour
117 to 180 kilometers per hour
More than 180 kilometers per hour
speed of maximum sustained winds in tropical storm
35 to 63 kilometers per hour
64 to 117 kilometers per hour
117 to 180 kilometers per hour
More than 180 kilometers per hour
speed of maximum sustained winds in typhoon.
35 to 63 kilometers per hour
64 to 117 kilometers per hour
117 to 180 kilometers per hour
More than 180 kilometers per hour
speed of maximum sustained winds in super typhoon.
35 to 63 kilometers per hour
64 to 117 kilometers per hour
117 to 180 kilometers per hour
More than 180 kilometers per hour
automatic suspension guidelines for signal # 1
No classes in Kindergarten
No classes in Elementary and High School
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automatic suspension guidelines for signal # 2
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automatic suspension guidelines for signal # 3
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Indiscriminate dumping of garbage is one of the manmade causes of flooding.
True
False
It is a type of flood that is caused by the overflowing of rivers when the run-off exceeds the capacity of the channels.
River Flood
Flash Flood
Coastal Flood
It is a type of flood that is caused by a very short period of unusually heavy rainfall.
River Flood
Flash Flood
Coastal Flood
It is a type of flood that occurs when the strong onshore winds push the water inland.
River Flood
Flash Flood
Coastal Flood
It is a sudden rise of sea level above the normal level on the coast due to a drop in atmospheric pressure and the force of the wind as a tropical cyclone approaches the coast.
Tropical Cyclone
Tsunami
Storm Surge
High Tide
It is a cause of storm surge in which the stronger the wind of the tropical cyclone and the lower the atmospheric pressure, the higher the storm surge.
Wind/Pressure Effect
Rainfall Effect
Tidal Effect
Shape of the coastline and slope of the sea bed.
It is a cause of storm surge in which heavy rains that are associated with an intense tropical cyclone add to the total sea level near the coast.
Wind/Pressure Effect
Rainfall Effect
Tidal Effect
Shape of the coastline and slope of the sea bed.
It is a cause of storm surge in which if surge coincides with the occurrence if high tide, water level will be higher than when it occurs during low tide condition.
Wind/Pressure Effect
Rainfall Effect
Tidal Effect
Shape of the coastline and slope of the sea bed.
It is a cause of storm surge in which the shallower the slope, the higher the surge to the coastal communities.
Wind/Pressure Effect
Rainfall Effect
Tidal Effect
Shape of the coastline and slope of the sea bed.
It is a localized storm cloud that produces lightning and thunder, and often brings heavy rain shower and hail as well as strong gusty winds.
Tropical Cyclone
Tornado
Super Typhoon
Thunderstorm
It is a stage of thunderstorm in which the sun heats the earth's surface and the ground warms the air above it.
Initial or Cumulus Stage
Mature Stage
Dissipating Stage
It is a stage of thunderstorm in which the cloud causes heavy precipitation, severe lightning, strong and gusty winds, hail and tornados at times.
Initial or Cumulus Stage
Mature Stage
Dissipating Stage
It is a stage of thunderstorm in which the precipitation decreases its intensity and clouds begin to dissipate.
Initial or Cumulus Stage
Mature Stage
Dissipating Stage
It is an ice crystal falling from a thunderstorm
Hailstorm
Snow
Hailstone
Ice Glaciers
It is a visible electrical discharge due to high voltage differences that build up within the clouds, between the clouds and on the ground.
Thunder
Electrical Wiring
Lightning
Thunderstorm
It is a localized windstorm characterized by a visible funnel-shaped, rapidly whirling cloud extending downward from the base of a dark cumulonimbus cloud.
Super typhoon
Waterspout
Tornado
Thunderstorm
In the Philippines, tornado is also called _________.
Bagyo
Tagtuyot
Buhawi
Bakunawa
When a tornado occurs or moves over a body of water, it is called ____________
Water pout
Water pump
Waterspout
Water Vapor
It is tool used to predict tornado.
Seismograph
Richter Magnitude Scale
Doppler Radar
Satellite
It is the lack of rainfall for normal needs.
Summer
La Niña
Drought
Dry Season
Drought can be attributed to the ____________.
La Niña
Thunderstorm
El Niño
Tropical Cyclone
Drought can be predicted.
True
False
Tornado can be predicted.
True
False
