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_________ is the measure of water vapor in the air relative to temperature.

C Relative humidity
Specific humidity
Absolute humidity
Actual humidity
Question 1 Explanation:
Absolute humidity is the water content of the air. Relative humidity is absolute humidity relative to the
current temperature. Specific humidity is water content of the air on a mass basis.
Question 2
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An earthquake is strongly felt the _________ you get to the focus.
Farther
Shallower
Higher
C Closer
Question 2 Explanation:
Earthquakes are more damaging in areas near or on the focus.
Question 3
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During ancient times, people believed that the solar system is __________.
C Geocentric
Heliocentric
Epicentric
Flat
Question 3 Explanation:
Ptolemy and Aristotle believed that the center of the center of the solar system is the Earth. This model
was called Geocentric.
Question 4
CORRECT
What can be said about the relationship between atmospheric pressure and altitude?
Always equal
Directly proportional
They do not have any relationship
C Inversely proportional
Question 4 Explanation:
Atmospheric pressure decreases as altitude increases.
Question 5
CORRECT
Which of the following best describes a hypothesis?
It is an educated guess that you can solve through research and
observation.
It is a question that arises from observation or research that is then
C
answered by conducting a series of test.
It is a question derived from a natural problem.
It is a question that is solved through experimentation.
Question 5 Explanation:
All of the choices, aside from choice c, describe a hypothesis. Remember that in te scientific method,
research and observation comes before the hypothesis. However, choice b, describes it more completely.
Stating how a hypothesis came to be and it is answer.
Question 6
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Pteridology is a sub-branch of __________.
Genetics
Zoology
C Botany
Paleontology
Question 6 Explanation:
Pteridology is the study of ferns. Ferns are plants. Thus, it is under Botany.
Question 7
CORRECT
Which layer of the atmosphere returns radio and TV broadcasts back to earth?
mesosphere
C ionosphere
exosphere
stratosphere
Question 7 Explanation:
Ionosphere is the layer of the atmosphere composed of charged ions that returns radio and tv signals
back on earth.
Question 8
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The ozone layer absorbs harmful violet rays from the Sun. It is located on what layer of the atmosphere?
Exosphere
Troposphere
C Stratosphere
Mesosphere
Question 8 Explanation:
From the ground, the Stratosphere is the second layer of the Earth’s atmosphere. A band of ozone gas,
the Ozone Layer, is located within it.
Question 9
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Which of the following is an after-effect of erosion?
C Delta formation
Acid rain
Green house effect
Air pollution
Question 9 Explanation:
Deltas are formed by deposition of eroded materials into a body of water, oftentimes through a river.
Question 10
CORRECT
Mercury is used when mining gold. It helps separate gold from other particles such stone and sand. How
is done?
Mercury melts the other particles clinging to the ore.
Gold shines better once submerge in mercury.
Mercury is denser that most impurities thus they float on mercury while
C
gold sinks.
Mercury is a pollutant thus it separates pure gold from impurities.
Question 10 Explanation:
Gold is denser than mercury however other particles clinging to the ore is less dense than the liquid
metal thus, they float.
Question 11
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Which of the following substances do not exhibit convection once heated?
C Frying Pan
Water
Air
Oil
Question 11 Explanation:
Convection only occurs in fluids.
Question 12
CORRECT
A graduated cylinder was filled with 50 ml of oil and a golden ring was dropped in it. After dropping the
ring the oil level rose to 56.5 ml. What does this mean?
The ring is denser that oil by 6.5 ml.
This does not mean anything and is a mysterious occurrence.
The ring is not made of gold since it displaced the oil.
C The ring is 6.5 ml in volume.
Question 12 Explanation:
Liquid displacement is a method employed to measure the volume of irregular objects. The amount of
liquid displaced signifies the volume of the object.
Question 13
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Gon wants to know which is stronger, Bisuke’s punch or Killua’s. Using the scientific method, how should
Gon setup his controlled experiment?
Let Bisuke and Killua punch him then compare which is more painful
All of the above
Let Bisuke and Killua fight till one of them wins.
Let Bisuke and Killua punch the same object a number of times then
C
compare the damage done
Question 13 Explanation:
using the scientific method, we can let Bisuke and Killua punch the same object a number of times and
compare the damage done. (You would not want to be hurt in an experiment, right?)
Question 14
CORRECT
Why is Venus the twin planet of the Earth?
Life is possible in Venus
Venus has the same orbit as the Earth to the sun
C Venus has almost the same size as the Earth
Venus has the distance similar to earth from the sun
Question 14 Explanation:
Venus is called the win planet of the earth because they almost have the same size.
Question 15
CORRECT
Yuna told Maggie that Saturn has 31 satellites. She is referring to _____
NASA’s project to observe Saturn.
Comets around Saturn.
C The moons of Saturn.
The rings around Saturn.
Question 15 Explanation:
Satellite is the general term used for a body orbiting around the planet, or basically, the moons around it.
Question 16
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What is the phenomenon that we usually call as falling stars?
None of the above
Star particles falling from other space
Comets
C Meteorites burned by contact with the atmosphere
Question 16 Explanation:
When a meteoroid is pulled by gravity enters the Earth’s atmosphere, it gets burned lighting up the night
sky.
Question 17
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During a weather forecast we sometimes encounter the term LPA or Low Pressure Area. How is this
important?
C LPA’s are areas where typhoons may form
LPA’s are areas where tsunamis may form
LPA’s are areas where an earthquake might happen
LPA’s are areas where icebergs may form
Question 17 Explanation:
Since air moves horizontally from a high pressure area to a low pressure area, a Low Pressure Area is an
area where wind may accumulate and form typhoons.
Question 18
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What is the volume of an object when after dropping, 17.8 mL water in a graduated cylinder rises to 23.6
mL?
14.2 m L
17.8 mL
23.6 mL
C 5.8 mL
Question 18 Explanation:
Using water displacement method, Vobject = Vfinal - Vinitial = 23. 6 – 17.8 = 5.8 mL
Question 19
CORRECT
Room Amount of
Food use Temperature Exposure Result
lighting moisture
Home made Plenty of
37oC Dimly lighted Air High
pandesal molds
Home made Tiny spots of
37oC Dimly lighted Air Low
pandesal molds
What is the independent variable in the setup?
temperature
type of bread
C amount of moisture
exposure time
Question 19 Explanation:
the independent variable is the factor that is being changed in the experiment. The amount of moisture
is the factor being changed in the experiment given.
Question 20
CORRECT
What absorbs a portion of the radiation from the sun, preventing it from reaching the earth’s surface?
C Ozone
Freon
Charon
Chloroflorocarbon
Question 20 Explanation:
The ozone layer absorbs a portion of the radiation from the sun, preventing it from reaching the earth.
Question 21
CORRECT
Brown dwarves are ___________.
Stars that have just exploded.
Huge and hot planets.
C Stars that lack energy.
Planets that are burning due to nuclear blasts.
Question 21 Explanation:
Brown dwarf are failed stars. They do not have enough energy to be true stars but they cannot be
categorized as planets because of their size and temperature.
Question 22
CORRECT
How many dekameters are there in 4.31 kilometers?
C 431 dam
4310 dam
43.1 dam
0.431 dam
Question 22 Explanation:
Deka has a factor of $latex \displaystyle {{10}^{1}}=10$. Thus, $latex \displaystyle (4.31\,km)\left(
\frac{1000\,m}{1\,km} \right)\left( \frac{1\,dam}{10\,m} \right)=431\,dam\,$
Question 23
CORRECT
Mid ocean ridges are result of what plate activity?
Inverting plates
Spreading plates
C Diverging plates
Converging plates
Question 23 Explanation:
When two plates (sea floor )move apart (diverging) magma comes out and accumulate forming a
mountain range under the sea called the mid-ocean ridge.
Question 24
CORRECT
What type of clouds will be seen during a stormy day?
stratus
cirrus
C nimbus
cumulus
Question 24 Explanation:
during a stormy day, heavy black clouds are seen in the sky. these are nimbus clouds.
Question 25
CORRECT
Which of the following statements best describes weather?
A large body of air that forms over an area.
Long-term differences in atmospheric elements of an area.
Heat or moisture exchanges between surfaces.
C The current state of the atmosphere.
Question 25 Explanation:
Weather is the present atmospheric condition of a certain area, while climate is the long term conditions
of the atmospheric elements in the area.
Question 26
CORRECT
What do you call the earth’s hard outer shell?
outer core
inner core
mantle
C Crust
Question 26 Explanation:
the crust is the hard outer shell of the earth.
Question 27
CORRECT
Mt. Mayon which is built from alternate layers of lava and ash with many little craters on its slope is what
kind of volcano?
cinder
caldera
C composite
Shield
Question 27 Explanation:
A composite volcano is formed from alternating quiet and violent eruptions. An example is Mount
mayon.
Question 28
CORRECT
Which of the following is not fuel source?
Crude Oil
C Battery
Wood
Coal
Question 28 Explanation:
Fuels are materials that are burned to produce energy. Batteries are not burned to produce energy. They
store energy by chemical means.
Question 29
CORRECT
What is the primary source of energy in Earth?
Radioactive Materials
Plants
Wood
C The Sun
Question 29 Explanation:
The sun is the earth’s primary source of energy. It provides light and heat energy. Plants store this energy
which is then transferred through consumption by animals. It powers the changes in climates which then
triggers water and air movements.
Question 30
CORRECT
Which of the following exhibits kinetic energy?
C Toy car
Light bulb
Transistor radio
Refrigerator
Question 30 Explanation:
Kinetic energy is exhibited by bodies in motion.

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