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    Republic of the Philippines

    Department of Education
    Region VII, Central Visayas
    Division of Tanjay City
    PAMPLONA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
    Cambalud, Pamplona, Negros Oriental

    Earth and Life Science

    Read and analyze the statement carefully. Choose the best answer and write the letter
    only in your answer sheet.

    1. There are a lot of theories about the origin of the universe. Who proposed the
    steady state theory?
    A. Fred Hoyle
    B. James Jeans
    C. Fred Jeans
    D. James Hoyle

    2. It is difficult to completely understand the formation of the early universe because


    no human has ever witnessed it. Which theory states that the universe was once
    very small and very hot?
    A. steady state theory
    B. evolution of men theory
    C. Big bang theory
    D. deep sea vent theory

    3. The universe has been changing constantly. What theory states that the universe
    is always expanding in constant average density?
    A. steady state theory
    B. evolution of men theory
    C. Big bang theory
    D. deep sea vent theory

    4. The term “inflation” refers to the rapid expansion of space-time. What theory of
    origin states that the universe was a rapidly expanding bubble of pure vacuum
    energy.
    A. Cosmic Inflation theory
    B. Steady state inflation theory
    C. Deep See vent inflation
    D. Big bang inflation theory

    5. Just like the origin of the universe, there are many theories on how star systems
    began. One of which is the nebular hypothesis. Who developed the nebular
    hypothesis?
    A. Immanuel Kant
    B. Piere-Simon Laplace
    C. None of them
    D. both of them

    6. The planetesimal and tidal theories were developed by Thomas Chamberlin and
    Forest Moulton during the early 20th century. What is do we call the smaller
    masses that quickly cooled to become solid bodie?
    A. Planets
    B. Planetesimals
    C. Magma
    D. Lava

    7. Planets are categorized into inner planets and outer planets. Which of the
    following is an example of inner planet?
    A. jupiter
    B. saturn
    C. Neptune
    D.Earth
    8. Planets are categorized into inner planets and outer planets. The four inner
    planets are also called what?
    A. planetesimal
    B.telluric
    C. asteroids
    D. extra terrestrial

    9. Planets are made up o0f different composition. What do we call the planets that
    are made up of helium and hydrogen?
    A. hydraulic planets
    B. Gas planet
    C. Planetoids
    D. terrestrial planets

    10. Our planet earth has subsystems. Each subsystem has its own characteristics.
    Which layer of the earth includes the interior structure, rocks minerals, water and
    and many others?
    A. geosphere
    B. hydrosphere
    C. atmosphere
    D. biosphere

    11. The Earth has a complex system comprising four subsystems. Which portion of
    the Earth includes the interior structure, rocks minerals, landforms and all
    processes on land?
    A. geosphere
    B. hydrosphere
    C. biosphere
    D. atmosphere

    12. The internal structure of the earth is made of several layers. What do we call the
    outermost layer of the earth?
    A. crust
    B. mantle
    C. core
    D. land

    13. The earth is composed of land and water. How many percent is the water
    composition of the earth?
    A. 10
    B. 20
    C. 50
    D. 70

    14. They are naturally occurring inorganic solids?


    A. minerals
    B. gasses
    C. vitamins
    D. none of them
    15. this layer of the earth is located below the crust?
    A. soil
    B. core
    C. rocks
    D. mantle

    16. which of the following is not part of the atmosphere?


    A. lithosphere
    B. ionosphere
    C. stratosphere
    D. hydrosphere
    17. this a process occurring near the surface of the earth?
    A. Exogenous processes
    B. Nitrogenous processes
    C. Rock cycle
    D. Endogenous processes

    18. This the process where rocks, soil and minerals together with other materials
    disintegrate?
    A. Electronic age
    B. b. Literacy age
    C. c. Information age
    D. d. Tribal age

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