FINAL EXAMINATION IN EARTH AND LIFE SCIENCE

NAME: _______________________________________________________DATE: ___________________

GRADE/STRAND &SEC: ________________________________________SCORE: __________________
TEACHER: Ms. Marinella A. Sanchez

I. IDENTIFY WHAT IS BEING ASKED. WRITE THE CORRECT ANSWER ON THE SPACE PROVIDED.
1. ____________ A type of rock that can be located at the foot of volcanoes.
2. ____________ Process which the sediments are being aligned in layers physically.
3. ____________ A chemical process that bonds the particles of rocks after being aligned in layers.
4. ____________ Rocks that formed from the exposure of extreme heat and pressure because of subduction.
5. ____________ An igneous material that burst out from volcanoes.
6. ____________ This is the reason why planets are arranged in synchronized order.
7. ____________ Because of this theory, people believe that there is a God exists.
8. ____________ A natural disaster which is a series of fast-moving waves in the ocean caused by powerful
earthquakes.
9. ____________ The coldest of all biomes that has low diversity and simple vegetation structure.
10. ____________ Trembling or shaking of the ground produced by passing seismic waves.
11. ____________It involves the mechanical or physical disintegration and/or chemical decomposition.
12. ____________ An “ordinary matter” that consists of three different energy in the universe.
13. ____________Process of formation of magma.
14. ____________Mass slope movement of soil, sand, regolith, and rock along a slope predominantly by the action
of gravity.
15. ____________ A large mass of ice that moves slowly over land and located at permanent snow areas.
16. ____________ A theory that believes all the continents came from the supercontinent Pangaea.
17. ____________Change in location of materials done by either air, water, or ice.
18. ____________ This theory states that the Universe will expand forever.
19. ____________ It is the solid part of the Earth which includes continental and the ocean crust.
20. ____________An endogenic process which referred as bringing up the magma to the surface of the Earth.

II. MODIFIED TRUE OR FALSE. Write TRUE if the statement is correct, if the statement is false replace the underlined
word with the correct answer on the space provided.

________21. Rocks consists of two or more minerals.

________22. Elements are the building blocks of rock.

________23. According to Alden Wegener theory, lithospheric plates are constantly moving.

________24. Sedimentary rocks can be discovered at the bodies of water.

________25. Hot molten rocks located beneath the Earth’s surface is called Lava.

_______26. 71% of Earth’s crust composition is made up of liquid water.

_________27. Troposphere protects us from UV rays and balances the global temperature on the Earth.

_________28. Oxygen is the third abundant gas in the Earth’s atmosphere.

_________29. 4.5 billion years ago, Earth has been formed.

_________30. Dark matter is the source of anti-gravity.

III. MATCHING TYPE. ARRANGE the LETTERS and write the correct answer on the space provided from COLUMN B.

MATCH COLUMN A WITH THE CORRECT ANSWER FROM COLUMN B.

A. B.

31-32. ______Process from continental landforms a. YOREMOLTROLOHEDIGAC____________________

which occurs at/near the Earth’s surface

33-34. _______Chemical process of minerals that forming b. SALTRCYCURTERSTU________________________

crystal structures.

35-36. _______Process from continental landforms c. GOLICAGELO______________________________

which occurs within the Earth’s surface

37-38. _______Natural processes occur at land surface d. INOCDEGEN______________________________

35-36.. _______Natural processes which.

occurs in land and atmosphere e. ITONILAZLARCYS___________________________

37. f. OXIGENCE_________________________________

III. ENUMERATION. Give what is being asked.

38-40 THREE TYPES OF ROCKS

41-44 FOUR EARTH SUBSYSTEMS

45-46 ATLEAST 2 EXAMPLES OF IGNEOUS ROCKS

47-48 TWO EXAMPLES OF SEDIMENTARY ROCKS

49-50 EXAMPLES OF NATURAL HAZARDS

V.ILLUSTRATION. Complete the Rock Cycle diagram.

Sedimentary Rock Formation Metamorphic Rock Formation

Igneous Rock Formation