1st Q Examination in Earth & Life Science

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Republic of the Philippines

Department of Education
REGION VIII
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF LEYTE
PCCC ST. FILOMENA NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
PUTINGBATO, ISABEL, LEYTE

First Quarter Examination in Earth and Life Science


School Year 2022-2023

Name_____________________________________Score_______________________________________________
Grade & Section____________________________ Parent’s/Guardian’s Signature____________________________
Date______________________________________ Name of Parent/Guardian_______________________________

Direction: Please read each question carefully and encircle the correct answer.

1. It is the gaseous layer that envelops the earth


a. Lithosphere b. Atmosphere c. Biosphere d. Hydrosphere
2. It includes all the waters found on earth
a. Lithosphere b. Atmosphere c. Biosphere d. Hydrosphere
3. It encompasses all of the earth’s life forms.
a. Lithosphere b. Atmosphere c. Biosphere d. Hydrosphere
4. It is the movement of the plates results in deformation of the earth’s crust
a. Plates b. Plate tectonic c. Folding d. Faulting
5. It is the type of Earth movement resulting from compression of rock.
a. Plates b. Plate tectonic c. Folding d. Faulting
6. It is formed when other rocks are changed by heat, pressure and chemical reaction.
a. Metamorphic rocks b. Sedimentary rocks c. Igneous rocks d. Stratification of rocks
7. It is formed when combination of rock fragments, seashells, fossils are compressed in layers and hardened.
a. Metamorphic rocks b. Sedimentary rocks c. Igneous rocks d. Stratification of rocks
8. It is formed through solidified molten rock.
a. Metamorphic rocks b. Sedimentary rocks c. Igneous rocks d. Stratification of rocks
9. The following are examples of igneous rocks EXCEPT.
a. Pumice b. Basalt c. Gabbro d. Marble
10. The following are examples of sedimentary rocks EXCEPT.
a. Schist b. Shale c. Dolomite d. Sandstone
11 The following are examples of Metamorphic rocks EXCEPT.
a. Gneiss b. Phyllite c. Slate d. Obsidian
12. It is the process in which sedimentary rocks are arranged in layers due to crustal movement, displacement of
Soils, and distortion of terrain.
a. Intrusive b. Rock cycle c. Extrusive d. Stratification
13. It happens when rocks slide past each other.
a. Divergent b. Convergent c. Strike-slip d. Normal

14. They form cracks or fractures on the rocks.


a. Faults b. Plates c. Fractures d. Folds
15. It is an extreme type of overturned fold in which axial plain acquires an almost horizontal altitude.
a. Monocline b. Recumbent c. Syncline d. Anticline
16. It is one-sided slope connecting two horizontal or gently inclined strata.
a. Monocline b. Recumbent c. Syncline d. Anticline

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17. It happens when one-fold is pushed over the other limb due to increasing pressure.
a. Overturned b. Recumbent c. Syncline d. Anticline
18. It is an upward fold on the rock
a. Overturned b. Recumbent c. Syncline d. Anticline
19. It is a downward fold on the rock
a. Overturned b. Recumbent c. Syncline d. Anticline
20. It is formed at the surface of the earth
a. Intrusive rock b. Extrusive rock c. Slate d. Phyllite
21. It is formed deep on earth.
a. Intrusive rock b. Extrusive rock c. Slate d. Phyllite
22. It involves intense heat while regional metamorphism involves pressure.
a. Contact metamorphism b. Metamorphism c. Quartzite d. None of these
23. It is a group of changes of rock.
a. Weathering b. Erosion c. Rock cycle d. None of these
24. It is a force that change the rocks’ shape and volume.
a. Stress b. Shearing c. Faulting d. Folding
25. It is a kind of stress where rocks tend to compress each other.
a. Tension b. Compression c. Shearing d. folding
26. It occurs in divergent boundaries. This time the rocks move away from each other.
a. Tension b. Compression c. Shearing d. folding
27. It is a type of stress caused by pushing a mass of rock in two opposite directions that break and slip apart
a. Tension b. Compression c. Shearing d. folding
28. It is a geological and environmental process. It includes earthquakes, landslide and volcanic eruption.
a. Hazard b. Hydrologic hazard c. Geologic hazard d. Atmospheric hazard
29. It is a movement of any debris, masses of rock, or soil down a slope.
a. Earthquake b. Landslide c. Mudslide d. Topple
30. It is an instrument use to detect an earthquake.
a. Seismograph b. Seismogram c. Seismometer d. None of these
31. It is a long period of time of history with definite features.
a. Evolution b. Eon c. Era d. Geologic time scale
32. It is a gradual development from simple form to complex.
a. Evolution b. Eon c. Era d. Geologic time scale
33. It is an unknown long period of time
a. Evolution b. Eon c. Era d. Geologic time scale
34. It refers to the calendar of most important events that happened on earth.
a. Evolution b. Eon c. Era d. Geologic time scale
35. An era that marks the ancient life. Abundant fossils were deposited.
a. Mesozoic era b. Cenozoic era c. Paleozoic era d. Precambrian
36. An era that marks the rise and dominance of mammals and man.
a. Mesozoic era b. Cenozoic era c. Paleozoic era d. Precambrian
37. An era that marks the existence and extinction of many animals including dinosaurs.
a. Mesozoic era b. Cenozoic era c. Paleozoic era d. Precambrian
38. It can be achieved by using historical records through the analysis of biological and geological patterns resulting
From annual climatic variations.
a. Relative dating b. Absolute dating c. Principle of horizontality
39. It is employed to arrange geological events, and the rocks they leave behind, during a sequence.
a. Relative dating b. Absolute dating c. Radiometric
40. A principle of relative dating in which the sedimentary rocks are normally laid down one on top of another.
a. Principle of Superposition b. Principle of Horizontality c. Principle of lateral Continuity
41. A principle of relative dating in which most of sedimentary rocks laid down in flat layers.
a. Principle of Superposition b. Principle of Horizontality c. Principle of lateral Continuity
42. A principle of relative dating in which the layers of rock is extended sideways within the same order.
a. Principle of Superposition b. Principle of Horizontality c. Principle of lateral Continuity
43. It refers to the ability of minerals to continue glowing even after a source of UV light has been turned off.
a. Phosphorescence b. Streak c. Luster Fluorescence
44. It is the ability of the minerals to glow when bombarded with UV light.

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a. Phosphorescence b. Streak c. Luster Fluorescence
45. Refers to the ability of minerals to reflect regions of the visible light.
a. Luster b. Color c. Cleavage d Fracture
46. It is defined as the ability of minerals to reflect light in its surface
a. Luster b. Color c. Cleavage d Fracture
47. It is the color of mineral in powdered form.
a. Luster b. Streak c. Cleavage d Fracture
48. It is the ability of minerals to split along weak plane.
a. Luster b. Streak c. Cleavage d Fracture
49. It refers to the capacity of minerals to break along curved surfaces.
a. Luster b. Streak c. Cleavage d. Fracture
50. It is defined as the tendency of minerals to resist abrasion.
a. Fracture b. Hardness c. Density d. Cleavage

Prepared by:
ARIEL B. COGAY
Subject teacher

Checked by:
ROMEL P. VILLARMINO
School head

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