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Final Examination in Science 5

This document contains a science exam covering various topics related to weather, climate, the moon's phases, and soil formation. The exam consists of multiple choice questions, true/false statements, identification activities, enumerations, and short essay questions assessing understanding of key concepts like weathering, tropical storms, rainfall advisories, and the roles/responsibilities of agencies like PAGASA. Student comprehension will be evaluated based on mastery of these essential earth and environmental science subjects.

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Final Examination in Science 5

This document contains a science exam covering various topics related to weather, climate, the moon's phases, and soil formation. The exam consists of multiple choice questions, true/false statements, identification activities, enumerations, and short essay questions assessing understanding of key concepts like weathering, tropical storms, rainfall advisories, and the roles/responsibilities of agencies like PAGASA. Student comprehension will be evaluated based on mastery of these essential earth and environmental science subjects.

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FINAL EXAMINATION IN SCIENCE 5

Name: Date:
Teacher Princes Jane P. Monterey Score:

I. MULTIPLE CHOICES. Read the following questions carefully and choose the letter that
best describes the answer. Write your answer on the space provided before each number.
1. It is the process of breaking down rocks on the Earth’s surface that leads to the formation
of soil.
A. Weathering C. Weather Disturbances
B. Weather D. Mechanical Weather
2. A type of weathering refers to the physical changes that occur in rocks, such as breaking,
fracturing and pulverizing.
A. Wedging C. Exfoliation
B. Frosting D. Mechanical
3. It means “peeling away”, and it describes how rock layers break off the face of
mountains or big rock structures.
A. Wedging C. Exfoliation
C. Frosting D. Mechanical
4. These are natural wind barriers that block strong winds and prevent soil from being
carried.
A. Stone Walls C. Reforestation
B. Wind Break D. Farming
5. It is plowing the land by following the natural shape of the soil, instead of the usual up-
down or left-right direction.
A.
Reforestation C. Contour Plowing
B.
Wind Break D. Stone Walls
6. It refers to the change in atmospheric conditions over a short period of time.
A.
Weather C. Climate
B.
Weathering D. Typhoon
7. The most common form is a collection of spiraling winds that are centered on a low-pressure
area.
A. Weather C. Climate
B. Weathering D. Typhoon
8. It is a storm system that has maximum sustained winds of 61 kilometers per hour (kph).
A. Weather C. Tropical Depression
B. Climate D. Typhoon
9 It is the rising of the sea because of the strong winds brought about by a typhoon.
A. Storm Surge C. Tropical Depression
B. Climate D. Tsunami
10. A person who studies how to predict and monitor the weather.
A. News Reporter C. Meteorologist
B. Weather Reporter D. Scientist
11. The government agency in charge of monitoring weather and climate in the country.
A. PAGASA C. TV Patrol
B. NOAH D. 24 Oras
12. Public Storm Warning signal with winds of 30-60 kph are expected. Rain is expected within
36 hours.
A.
4 C. 2
B.
3 D. 1
13. It is the only natural satellite on the earth.
A.
Stars C. Moon
B.
Planets D. Sun
14. When the moon is fully illuminated, it is called _______________.
A. First Quarter C. Third Quarter
B. Full Moon D. New Moon
15. The different moonlight shapes of the moon as it revolves around the Earth within a month.
A. Constellation C. Weathering
B. Weather Disturbances D. Phases of the Moon
II. TRUE OR FALSE. Read the following statements carefully and identify whether
they are true or false. Encircle the letter of the correct answer.
T F 1. A satellite is a celestial body that orbits around the planet.
T F 2. The moon is not the only natural satellite on the Earth.
T F 3. Public storm warning signal # 2 has winds of 60-100 kph and is expected within
24 hours.
T F 4. Public storm warning signal # 4 has winds of 100-185 kph and is
expected within 18 hours.
T F 5. Red rainfall advisory is expected to have serious flooding.
T F 6. PAGASA stands for Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical
Services Administration.
T F 7. Meteorology is the study of the atmosphere and the different changes in it, which
includes weather.
T F 8. Predicting weather is very easy because it tends to change rapidly every day.
T F 9. People are stranded on roads that are impassable due to floods.
T F 10. Without heavy rainy seasons, the water level in Angat Dam will always be at
risk of running out.
T F 11. The rainy season ensures that the ground is softened and is submerged enough
for rice to grow.
T F 12. Weather disturbances are a natural occurrence in the country.
T F 13. If its wind speed exceeds 220 kph, it is now known as a mega typhoon.
T F 14. The topsoil contains all the loose minerals that are very useful for plants.
T F 15. Erosion is the transferring of rocks, soil, and minerals to another location.

III. IDENTIFICATION. Identify the different phases of the moon according to the
earth’s appearance. (16 points)
IV. ENUMERATION. Enumerate what is being asked.

Mechanical Weathering Colors of Rainfall Warning Types of Weather


Disturbances
1. 1. 1.
2. 2. 2.
3. 3. 3.
Chemical Weathering Positive Effect of Weather Negative Effects of Weather
Disturbances Disturbances
1. 1. 1.
2. 2. 2.
V. Essay. 3 to 5 sentences (5 points each)

1.Why is it important to know the different types of tropical storm warning signal?
2. Why is it important for the news caster to be truthful in reporting the news especially in
weather?

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