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    The document provides instructions for an activity to classify volcanoes in the Philippines as active or inactive. Students are given a table with information about 14 volcanoes, including their location, number of historical eruptions, and date of latest eruption or activity. Using this data and a map of the Philippines, students are asked to plot the volcanoes on the map using different colors, then answer questions about their locations, eruption histories, and how to classify them as active or inactive based on whether they have records of eruptions.

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    The document provides instructions for an activity to classify volcanoes in the Philippines as active or inactive. Students are given a table with information about 14 volcanoes, including their location, number of historical eruptions, and date of latest eruption or activity. Using this data and a map of the Philippines, students are asked to plot the volcanoes on the map using different colors, then answer questions about their locations, eruption histories, and how to classify them as active or inactive based on whether they have records of eruptions.

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    ACTIVITY 2 VOLCANOES IN THE PHILIPPINES (2)

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    The document provides instructions for an activity to classify volcanoes in the Philippines as active or inactive. Students are given a table with information about 14 volcanoes, including their location, number of historical eruptions, and date of latest eruption or activity. Using this data and a map of the Philippines, students are asked to plot the volcanoes on the map using different colors, then answer questions about their locations, eruption histories, and how to classify them as active or inactive based on whether they have records of eruptions.

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    Activity 2 Volcanoes in The Philippines

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    The document provides instructions for an activity to classify volcanoes in the Philippines as active or inactive. Students are given a table with information about 14 volcanoes, including their location, number of historical eruptions, and date of latest eruption or activity. Using this data and a map of the Philippines, students are asked to plot the volcanoes on the map using different colors, then answer questions about their locations, eruption histories, and how to classify them as active or inactive based on whether they have records of eruptions.

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    ACTIVITY 2:

    VOLCANOES IN THE PHILIPPINES

    OBJECTIVE:

     Classify volcanoes as active or inactive

    MATERIALS:

    Philippine map

    Colored pens

    Triangle ruler

    PROCEDURE:

    1. Using the Philippine map, plot the location of the following volcanoes.

    Assign colors for the volcanoes. Indicate this in the legend

    Table1. List of some volcanoes in the Philippines

    NUMBER OF LATEST
    VOLCANO LATITUDE LONGITUDE HISTORICAL ERUPTION OR
    ERUPTIONS ACTIVITY

    CABALUYAN 15⁰ 42’ 120⁰ 19’ 0 -


    COCORO 10⁰ 53’ 121⁰ 12’ 0 -
    IRAYA 20⁰ 29’ 122⁰ 01’ 1 1454
    KANLAON 10⁰ 24’ 123⁰ 7’ 26 2006 JUNE
    MAYON 13⁰ 15’ 123⁰ 41’ 49 2013 MAY
    PULUNG 7⁰ 55’ 124⁰ 38’ 0 -
    SMITH 19⁰ 32’ 121⁰ 55’ 6 1924
    TAAL 14⁰ 120⁰ 59’ 33 1977
    TAMBUROK 11⁰ 33’ 124⁰ 26’ 0 -
    UROT 5⁰ 59’ 121⁰ 15’ 0 -
    (Source: Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, accessed September 30, 2013)
    GUIDE QUESTIONS:

    Q2. Are all the volcanoes found in the same location?

    Q3. Which of the volcanoes had the most number of eruptions? Least number of eruptions? No
    record of eruption?

    Q4. How will you classify the volcanoes that have records of eruption?

    Q5. How will you classify volcanoes with no record of eruption?

    Q6.In your own words, differentiate an active volcano from an inactive one.

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