SCIENCE
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CLASS
RULES
RESPECT
LISTEN
Ask for help
Be prepared every
day
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SCIENCE
WRITTEN WORKS – 40 %
SEATWORK
QUIZZES – SHORT QUIZ, CHAPTER QUIZ
PERFORMANCE TASKS – 40 %
RECITATION/ATTENDANCE
EXPERIMENT/OUTPUT
GROUP ACTIVITIES
PORTFOLIO/ JOURNAL
QUARTERLY EXAMINATION – 20%
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SCIENCE
BRING OUT YOUR
NOTEBOOK!
ANSWER THE QUESTIONS.
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1. Which type of
volcano is the
smallest and made of
ash and cinders?
A. Shield Volcano
B. Cinder Cone
Volcano
C. Composite
Volcano
D. Lava Dome
2. Mount
Everest is a
volcanic
mountain.
A.TRUE
B.
FALSE
3. The Ring of Fire
is found around the
__________ Ocean.
4. Draw and label
the parts of a
volcano.
5. Name 3 famous
active volcanoes and
its location/place.
LET’S
CHECK!!!
VOLCANOES
RECITATION
4 main types of
volcanoes
SHIELD VOLCANO
COMPOSITE/ STRATOVOLCANO
CINDER CONE/SCORIA
LAVA DOME
RECITATION
HAZARDS POSED BY VOLCANIC
ERUPTION
1. Lava Flows
2. Ash Fall
(Tephra)
3. Pyroclastic
Flow
4. Lahar (Volcanic
Mudflow)
5. Volcanic Gas
Emissions
RECITATION
HAZARDS POSED BY VOLCANIC
ERUPTION
6. Landslides and Debris
Avalanches
7. Tsunamis (for underwater
eruptions)
Volcano Name
Location
Last Eruption
(as of 2024)
Mayon Volcano
Albay, Bicol
Region
2023
Taal Volcano
Batangas,
Calabarzon
2022
Negros
Kanlaon Volcano Oriental/Occide 2023
ntal
Bulusan Volcano
Sorsogon, Bicol
2022
Region
Pinatubo
Volcano
Zambales,
Central Luzon
Minor activity
since 1991
Smith Volcano
Babuyan
Islands,
Cagayan
1924 (with
recent signs of
activity)
Babuyan
Didicas Volcano Islands,
Cagayan
1978
Bukidnon,
Mindanao
1886
Musuan Volcano
Vocabulary
word
1. A volcano with
accounts of eruption
documented
within 10,000 years
(2 words)
A _ T _ _ E V _ _ C _ N _
Vocabulary
word
2. A big body of land
on the globe
O
I N
Vocabulary
word
3. A vibration of
Earth due to the
rapid release of
energy.
E A R T H Q U A K E
Vocabulary
word
4. The location on
the Earth's surface
directly above the
focus of an
earthquake.
E P I C E N T E R
Vocabulary
word
5. The exact site of
the origin of an
earthquake, below
the epicenter.
F O C U S
Vocabulary
word
6. The liquid rock
below the Earth's
surface.
M A G M A
Vocabulary
word
7. A landmass that
projects well above
its surroundings;
higher than a hill.
M O U N T A I N
Vocabulary
word
8. A chain of
mountains (2 words)
M O U N T A I N R A N G E
Vocabulary
word
9. Earthquake waves
(2 words)
S E I S M I C
W A V E S
Vocabulary
word
10. The first type of seismic wave to be
recorded in a
seismic station, these compression waves
are the
fastest and travel through solids,
liquids, and gases
(2 words)
P R I M A R Y
W A V E S
Vocabulary
word
11. The second type of earthquake wave to be
recorded
in a seismic station; these shearing waves
are stronger than P-waves, but only move
through solids (2 words)
S E C O N D A D Y
W A V E S
Vocabulary
word
12. The graphical record of an earthquake
S E
s M O G R A M
Vocabulary
word
13. A measuring instrument for detecting and
measuring the intensity and direction and
duration
of movements of an earthquake.
S E
I M O G R A P H
Vocabulary
word
14. A Japanese term for “big wave in
the port;”
generated during undersea quakes
T S U N A M I
Vocabulary
word
15. A mountain or hill, typically
conical, having a crater or vent
through which lava, rock fragments,
hot vapor and gas is being or have
been erupted from the earth's crust
V O L C A N O
LET’S
CHECK!!!
MOUNTAIN
RANGES
Mountain Range
Location
Highest Peak
Himalayas
Asia (Nepal, India,
China)
Mount Everest (8,848 m)
Andes
South America
Aconcagua (6,961 m)
Rocky Mountains
North America (USA,
Canada)
Mount Elbert (4,401 m)
Alps
Europe (France, Italy,
Switzerland)
Mont Blanc (4,808 m)
Ural Mountains
Russia (boundary of
Europe & Asia)
Mount Narodnaya
(1,895 m)
Appalachian Mountains Andes
Eastern USA
Himalaya
s
Mount
RockyMitchell (2,037
m)Mountains
Mountain Range
Location
Highest Peak
Himalayas
Asia (Nepal, India,
China)
Mount Everest (8,848 m)
Andes
South America
Aconcagua (6,961 m)
Rocky Mountains
North America (USA,
Canada)
Mount Elbert (4,401 m)
Alps
Europe (France, Italy,
Switzerland)
Mont Blanc (4,808 m)
Ural Mountains
Russia (boundary of
Europe & Asia)
Mount Narodnaya
(1,895 m)
Appalachian
Mountains
Eastern
USA
Mount Mitchell (2,037
m)
Appalachian Mountains
Ural
Mountain
s
1. Location of the Earthquake
2. Date and Time of Occurrence
3. Magnitude
4. Depth of Focus
5. Epicenter Coordinates
6. Cause of the Earthquake
7. Areas Affected
8. Damages/Injuries/Deaths
9. Response and Action Taken
10. How do you feel about this
disaster? What should people do to
be better prepared for earthquakes?
1. Students form groups and create a
simple earthquake model using:
Cardboard base
Rubber bands as tension
Ruler or sticks
Coins or blocks to simulate
buildings
Instructions: Shake the base and
observe which “buildings” fall or
stay. Record the movement and
damage.
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