Envi Sci 3RD Quater Exam

ANTONIO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Begong, Tigbao, Zamboanga del Sur
SCIENCE 7 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

THIRD QUARTER EXAMINATION
School Year: 2022 – 2023
NAME: ______________________________ SECTION: 7- ROSE (STE) SCORE: ________
Directions: Read each questions properly. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1. It is a material produced naturally or artificially that harms the environment.

a. agent c. trash
b. pollutant d. toxic chemical
2. This happens when there is a sudden unfavorable change in the characteristics of air, water, and
land.
a. contamination c. impurity
b. ecological imbalance d. pollution
3. Carbon dioxide is a pollutant found in ____.
a. air c. soil
b. radiation d. water
4. Which of the following best describes biodegradable pollutants?
a. An example of this material is domestic sewage.
b. A massive quantity of these materials causes harm to the environment.
c. These are materials that decompose slowly through natural or artificial methods.
d. A material that quickly decays and piles up and may result in damaging the ecosystem.
5. The following are example of non-degradable pollutant except:
a. DDT c. paper
b. Metallic oxides d. salt
6. It is a fog combined with smoke and other chemical fumes.
a. dirty smoke c. smog
b. exhaust gas d. vapor
7. They are a combination of substances emitted directly from various sources.
a. biodegradable pollutants c. secondary pollutants
b. non-degradable pollutants d. tertiary pollutants
8. The following describes water pollution except:
a. A degradation caused by aerosols.
b. An occurrence that contaminates bodies of water.
c. Primary source of this pollution comes from food wastes, mineral oils, and detergents.
d. It is a condition where materials are found in water which harms the environment.
9. It is an example of a common air pollutant.
a. chlorine c. hydrocarbon
b. fertilizer d. supersonic airplane
10.It has high energy and removes electrons, and it is highly dangerous to protoplasm.
a. atom c. radiation
b. chemical d. hazardous material
11.It is a natural process by which an extreme event disturbs the balance of life.
a. flood c. soil erosion

b. disaster d. natural disaster
12.Which of these local services provide information to the public for some weather-related natural
disasters?
a. DENR c. PHIVOLCS
b. PAGASA d. USGS
13.Which BEST describes flooding?

a. a body of water with contamination c. degradation of water because of
b. a body water where everyone can pollutants
swim d. overflowing water caused by heavy
rainfall
14.The following are causes of flooding apart from:
a. soil erosion c. clogged drainages

b. breaking of dam d. lakes and coastal overflowing
15.It is the location where an earthquake starts.
a. asthenosphere c. hypocenter
b. epicenter d. lithosphere
16.Which BEST describes the effect of earthquakes?

a. Earthquake may cause tsunamis and faults.
b. People will feel dizzy due to the vibration of the earth.
c. Flash floods may occur due to vibration under the Pacific Ocean.
d. Earthquakes claim human life and damage properties and infrastructures.
17.It is known as a matured tropical cyclone coming from the northwestern part of the Pacific Ocean.
a. hurricane c. typhoon
b. tornado d. storm
18.The following are effects of typhoon except:
a. tsunami c. soil erosion
b. earthquake d. destruction of livestock
19.What is the reason why the Philippines has been experiencing flood risks since the 1930s?
a. Deforestation has been degrading soil.
b. The Philippines is situated along the Pacific Ring of Fire.
c. The country experiences an average of five earthquakes a day.
d. Tsunamis usually occur as the Philippines is a known archipelago.
20.The following are DRRM aspects under RA 10121 except:
a. Disaster Response c. Disaster Coverage and Adaptation
b. Disaster Preparedness d. Disaster Prevention and Mitigation
21. What do you call the changes we see and feel outside from day to day?
a. climate c. greenhouse
b. global warming d. weather
22.Which of the following spheres of the Earth portrays the blanket of gases that surround and
protect the planet?
a. Atmosphere c. Hydrosphere
b. Biosphere d. Lithosphere
23.What phenomena describes the weather conditions that are expected in a region at a particular
time of year?
a. climate c. greenhouse
b. global warming d. weather
24. Which of the following gases does NOT belong to the group?
a. Carbon dioxide c. Nitrous oxide
b. Methane d. Oxygen
25. Which of the following is NOT a cause of rising emissions of greenhouse gases?
a. deforestation c. nitrogen fertilizers

b. increasing livestock farming d. reforestation
26. Which of the following is NOT an example of fossil fuel?
a. coal c. oil
b. gas d. water
27. What do you call the rising of the surface temperature of the Earth?
a. Climate c. Greenhouse
b. Global warming d. Weather
28. Which of the following phenomena portrays the change in the usual weather found in a place?
a. Climate change c. Greenhouse effect
b. Global warming d. Weather forecast
29. Which of the following could you do to help decrease the effects of global warming?
a. Cutting old trees
b. Using chlorofluorocarbonated products
c. Planting plants and trees in your backyards
d. Leaving appliances plugged even it is not using
30. Which of the following human activities show concern on promoting global climate change
awareness?
a. Not using any kind of vehicle
b. Conducting a rally to the government
c. Cutting old trees and replacing them with new ones
d. Setting a good example to others by being responsible to the environment
31. Which of the following is NOT a biodiversity essential for humans?
a. ecological services c. medicines
b. foods d. technology
32. What type of pollutant is being released after burning fossil fuels?
a. Acid rain c. Fertilizers
b. Carbon dioxide d. Oxygen
33. What type of energy is being produced by a moving water?
a. Hydroelectric energy c. Potential energy
b. Kinetic energy d. Stored energy
34. This includes all the living organisms, their physical environment and their interactions.
a. earth c. ecosystem
b. ecology d. environment
35. Which of the following is a non-renewable resource?
a. fossil fuel c. solar energy
b. groundwater d. trees
36. Oil, coal, and natural gas are ____________________.
a. fertilizers c. nutrients
b. fossil fuels d. pesticides
37. These are wastes that are coming from the technology.
a. E-waste c. Organic waste
b. Liquid waste d. Solid waste
38. Which of the following category of human-environment interaction can cause both water and soil
pollution?
a. Agriculture c. Overfishing
b. Deforestation d. Technology
39. What type of conservation portrays to the protection, preservation, management, or restoration of
the natural environments?
a. Animal c. Human
b. Environmental d. Marine
40. How does the environment affect humans?
a. Positively in a way that it gives us everything we need.
b. Negatively in a way that we experience natural calamities from it.
c. Positively and negatively, it gives us our needs and experiences calamities due to our actions.
d. It does not affect at all
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ANTONIO NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL

Begong, Tigbao, Zamboanga del Sur

SCIENCE 7 – ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

NAME: ______________________ SECTION: 7- ROSE (STE) SCORE:

1. It is a material produced naturally or artificially that harms the environment.

a. flood c. soil erosion

13.Which BEST describes flooding?

14.The following are causes of flooding apart from:

a. soil erosion c. clogged drainages

15.It is the location where an earthquake starts.

16.Which BEST describes the effect of earthquakes?

a. deforestation c. nitrogen fertilizers

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