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Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
What do we call the heavenly bodies that revolve around the sun but are too small to be called planets
(a)
It is a region of space between Mars and Jupiter that contains millions of asteroids.
Trojans
Asteroid Belt
Near Earth Asteroids
A type of asteroid that is made up of nickel-iron and silicate?
(a)
What are Trojans?
Asteroids found near the Earth’s orbit
Asteroids located between Mars and Jupiter
Asteroids along the orbit of Mars and Neptune
Asteroids that revolve around the Moon
What are C-type asteroids primarily composed of?
Clay and silicate
Nickel and iron
Ice and water
Dust and gas
What percentage of asteroids are classified as C-type?
50%
25%
90%
75%
What is the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ)?
An area where winds move vertically
A high-pressure zone in the tropics
An area where the trade winds from the two hemispheres converge
A region of cold air near the poles
How do typhoons spin in the northern hemisphere?
Clockwise direction
Anticlockwise direction
Random directions
Both clockwise and anticlockwise
How do typhoons spin in the southernhemisphere?
Clockwise direction
Anticlockwise direction
Random directions
Both clockwise and anticlockwise
How do typhoons spin in the northern hemisphere?
Clockwise direction
Anticlockwise direction
Random directions
Both clockwise and anticlockwise
What are the three main stages of typhoon formation?
Formative
Immature
Intermediate
Mature
Initial
Where are typhoons mostly generated?
(a)
What causes the formation of typhoons?
(a)
Which of the following is NOT one of the 5 main steps in typhoon development?
Warm sea temperature and humidity cause mass evaporation.
Rising humid air forms clouds.
Winds from the high-pressure zone come in and move up.
Winds from the low-pressure zone sink to the surface.
The winds diverge in the upper atmosphere.
Where is a typhoon formed?
Over land, driven by high pressure
On the ocean or sea surface
Over cold, dry regions
In the upper atmosphere
What is the role of PAGASA?
To manage typhoon relief efforts directly
To conduct rescue operations during typhoons
To predict and monitor weather conditions in the Philippines
To provide international weather forecasts
What happens to a typhoon when it makes landfall?
It moves back to the ocean
It gains strength
It loses strength
It remains the same
Which of the following is NOT an effect of a typhoon on land?
Storm surges
Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions
Heavy rain and strong winds
Flooding
Which of the following should you NOT do to prepare for a typhoon?
Stay near coastal areas to monitor waves
Cover all your windows
Trim trees near your house
Stock food, water, and a first-aid kit
During a typhoon, what safety precaution should you NOT do?
Use candles for lighting
Turn off electricity, gas, and water
Stay indoors
Turn off electricity, gas, and water
What is one important measure for storm surge prevention?
Construct education sites on higher ground
Avoid planting trees near the coast
Build houses in low-lying areas
Ignore no-build zones
What should you do after a storm?
Stay in flooded areas to assess damage
Monitor weather forecasts
Eat food prepared with clean water
Avoid cleaning your home immediately
Which of the following is recommended before a storm?
Which of the following is recommended before a storm?
Stay indoors and away from windows
Eat food prepared with clean water
Prepare an emergency survival kit
What is one purpose of weather forecasting?
Provide warnings and weather advice
Eliminate the need for evacuation
Prevent all natural disasters
Increase construction in flood-prone areas
During a storm, what is the best action to take?
Go near coastal areas
Avoid systematic evacuation plans
Stay in the highest portion of your house
Leave doors and windows open
