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    4th QTR Grade 7 Long Test

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    Young Shepherd’s School

    San Nicolas II, Bacoor City, Cavite

    Grade 7
    Science
    1st Long Test

    Name:______________________________ Grade & Section:__________________

    I. Multiple choice. Choose the letter that corresponds to the correct answer.

    1. Locating places using the given coordinates is called _______________?


    a. Geographic Coordinate System
    b. Lines of Parallels
    c. Meridians of Longitudes
    2. The 0-degree line of longitude that divides the Eastern and Western Hemispheres is...
    a. Prime Meridian
    b. Meridian
    c. Equator
    d. Parallel
    3. Imaginary lines that run from the north pole to the south pole are...
    a. lines of latitude
    b. time zones
    c. lines of longitude
    d. parallels
    4. Imaginary lines that circle the earth parallel to the equator are...
    a. longitude lines
    b. meridians
    c. latitude lines
    d. degrees
    5. How many parts does the equator divide the earth into?
    a. 4
    b. 2
    c. 6
    d. 8
    6. Zero-degree latitude is also called the _______.
    a. Tropic of Capricorn
    b. Equator
    c. Prime Meridian
    d. Tropic of Cancer
    7. The starting point to measure longitude is the ...
    a. Prime Meridian
    b. Equator
    c. South Pole
    d. North Pole
    8. The starting point to measure latitude is the…
    a. Prime Meridian
    b. Equator
    c. 30 degrees North
    d. 90 degrees west
    9. Latitude and longitude are measured in_______.
    a. Inches
    b. Feet
    c. Degrees
    d. Grams
    10. Latitude and longitude lines together form the...
    a. global map
    b. global grid
    c. global course
    d. global world
    11. How many parts does the Prime Meridian divide the earth into?
    a. 8
    b. 4
    c. 2
    d. 3
    12. A hemisphere is what fraction of the globe?
    a. ½
    b. ¼
    c. 1/3
    d. 1/8
    13. Which word is a synonym for a line of latitude?
    a. Parallel
    b. Meridian
    14. Temperatures in the TEMPERATE ZONES are...
    a. cold all year
    b. always warm
    c. warm in summer and cold in winter
    15. Temperatures in the TROPICAL ZONES are...
    a. cold all year
    b. always warm
    c. warm in summer and cold in winter
    16. This line of latitude is just below the Equator.
    a. Tropic of Capricorn
    b. Arctic Circle
    c. International Date Line
    d. Tropic of Cancer
    17. This line of latitude surrounds Antarctica.
    a. Arctic Circle
    b. Prime Meridian
    c. Equator
    d. Antarctic Circle
    18. This line of latitude is just above the Equator.
    a. Tropic of Capricorn
    b. Arctic Circle
    c. International Date Line
    d. Tropic of Cancer
    19. An important line of longitude is ________.
    a. Arctic Circle
    b. Prime Meridian
    c. Equator
    d. Antarctic Circle
    20. This line of longitude is directly opposite the Prime Meridian.
    a. Equator
    b. Arctic Circle
    c. International Date Line
    d. Antarctic Circle

    II. True or False. Write T if the statement is true and write F if the statement is
    false.

    _____________1. The exact location of a place may be also identified using the landmasses
    and bodies of water as references.

    _____________2. The Philippines is an archipelago. It has landmasses are solid and


    connected to one another.

    _____________3. The Earth’s water supply is renewed through a water cycle.

    _____________4. Salt water is a kind of water needed for agricultural use.

    _____________5. Soil is a renewable resource

    _____________6. Maintaining vegetation on land is one of the key methods of preventing


    soil loss by erosion.

    _____________7. Watersheds not only provide water for communities but serve also as
    habitat for diverse organisms.

    _____________8. Chemical weathering changes the mineral make-up of the rock.


    _____________9. Fertile soil is valuable resource because it is constantly being renewed.

    _____________10. In conservation, plowing or farming, the dead weeds and stalks of the
    previous year’s crop are left in the ground because they retain the moisture and hold the soil in
    place.

    _____________11. The Equator divides the world into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

    _____________12. The Arctic Circle, Antarctic Circle, Tropic of Cancer, and the Equator are all
    important lines of latitude.

    _____________13. The Prime Meridian divides the world into the Northern and Southern
    Hemispheres.

    _____________14. Weathering and erosion are the same thing.

    _____________15. Physical weathering is the process that breaks rocks apart without changing
    their chemical composition

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