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Quarter 4 EARTH AND SPACE 6th Grade Science Reviewer 50 Questions with Answers

 

Quarter 4 EARTH AND SPACE       6th Grade Science Reviewer      50 Questions with Answers

 

Direction: Choose the letter with the best answer. Write your answer on your answer sheet.

 

1. The sudden movement or vibration of the earth’s crust is called _____.

A.     liquefaction

B.      tsunami

C.     earthquake *

D.     fissure

2. This refers to the amount of energy released by an earthquake from its focus.

A.     intensity

B.      epicenter

C.     crust

D.     magnitude *

3. The movement of the ground during an earthquake is measured by an instrument called ________.

A.     earthquake vane

B.      earthquakenometer

C.     Richter scale

D.     seismograph *

4. What is the other term of Circumpacific Belt which is an area of weak crustal plates?

A.     Pacific Ring of Fire *

B.      Pacific Ring of Tectonic Plates

C.     Pacific Weak Crustal Plates

D.     Pacific Ring of Weak Plates

5. The following are observed in the environment after an earthquake except _________.

A.     dried land *

B.      landslide

C.     tsunami

D.     avalanche

6. How do you behave during an earthquake?

A.     check the safety of family members

B.      keep calm *

C.     prepare the earthquake emergency plan

D.     find a safe place to run

7. What should you do before a volcanic eruption?

  1. remove ash from roofs
  2. stay indoors
  3. prepare emergency supplies *
  4. stay in the evacuation centers

8. What should you do after an earthquake?

A.     keep calm

B.      check the structure of your house

C.     find a safe place to stay *

D.     prepare an emergency plan

9. Why must we turn off the electricity during an earthquake?

A.     to save electricity

B.      to protect the appliances

C.     to avoid fire *

D.     to save the environment

10. Why do you follow some precautionary measures during an earthquake or volcanic eruption?

A.     to avoid calamities

B.      to protect the community

C.     to save water and electricity

D.     to avoid accidents *

11. This is the long-term average of weather in an area over a period of 30 years.

A.     climate *

B.      weather

C.     climate change

D.     weather pattern

12. The type of climate with two pronounced seasons, dry from November to April and wet during

     the rest of the year.

A.     Type I *

B.      Type II

C.     Type III

D.     Type IV

13. Rainfall is more or less evenly distributed throughout the year. Batanes, Albay, Camarines Sur, Bohol, and few 

    places experience this type of climate.

A.     Type II

B.      Type IV *

C.     Type III

D.     Type I

14. This is the type of climate with no dry season and with a very pronounced maximum rain period

    from December to February. 

A.     Type IV

B.      Type III

C.     Type II *

D.     Type I

15. The ITCZ is a region near the equator where winds from the northern and southern hemisphere come together.

     ITCZ means ____________________.

  1. Intertropical Convergence Zone *
  2. Internal Convergence Zone
  3. International Convergence Zone
  4. Inter Nation Convergence Zone

16. The movement of the Earth on its axis is called ___________.

  1. rotation *
  2. revolution
  3. axis motion
  4. circular motion

17. The Earth is rotating on its axis at a regular and steady rate once every __________.

  1. 12 hours
  2. 24 hours *
  3. 36 hours
  4. 48 hours

18. In what direction does the Earth rotate on its axis?

A.     west to east *

B.      east to west

C.     west to south

D.     east to north

19. How many days does the Earth takes to complete its rotation?

A.     1 day *

B.      2 days

C.     2 ½ days

D.     3 days

20. What causes the day and night?

A.     Earth’s rotation *

B.      Earth’s revolution

C.     Sun’s rotation

D.     Sun’s revolution

21. The movement of Earth around the Sun is called ___________.

A.     revolution *

B.      circumduction

C.     circular motion

D.     rotation

22. How many days does the Earth takes to complete its revolution?

A.     364 days

B.      365 days

C.     364 ¼ days

D.     365 ¼ days *

23. The equal length of the day and night that happens around March 21 is called _______.

A.     summer equinox

B.      winter equinox

C.     spring equinox *

D.     autumnal equinox

24. The equal length of the day and night that happens around September 23 is called _______.

A.     summer equinox

B.      winter equinox

C.     spring equinox

D.     autumnal equinox *

25. When will be the next leap year if the year 2020 is a leap year?

A.     2026

B.      2028

C.     2022

D.     2024 *

26. What is the only planet in the Solar System that can sustain life?

A.     Mars

B.      Mercury

C.     Venus

D.     Earth *

27. What planet is the nearest to the sun?

A.     Earth

B.      Mars

C.     Venus

D.     Mercury *

28. What is the hottest planet in the Solar System?

A.     Jupiter

B.      Saturn

C.     Venus *

D.     Mercury

29. Which is the largest planet in the Solar System?

A.     Jupiter *

B.      Neptune

C.     Uranus

D.     Saturn

30. It is the eighth planet from the Sun and is the first planet to be discovered using mathematical calculations before being confirmed by a telescope.

A.     Saturn

B.      Pluto

C.     Neptune *

D.     Uranus

31. The following are inner planets except ___________.

  1. Earth
  2. Neptune *
  3. Mercury
  4. Venus

32. What is the second closest planet to the Sun?

  1. Mars
  2. Mercury
  3. Venus *
  4. Earth

33. What is the fourth planet from the Sun known as the red planet?

  1. Earth
  2. Mars *
  3. Jupiter
  4. Saturn

34. What is the second biggest planet in the Solar System?

A.     Neptune

B.      Uranus

C.     Saturn *

D.     Jupiter

35. What is the third largest planet with a system of 11 thin, dark rings?

A.     Jupiter

B.      Mars

C.     Saturn

D.     Uranus *

36. What is the seventh planet of the Solar System and is the first planet discovered by means of a telescope?

A.     Uranus *

B.      Jupiter 

C.     Saturn

D.     Neptune 

37. All of the following are outer planets except ________________.

A.     Mars *

B.      Saturn

C.     Uranus

D.     Neptune  

38. What objects travel around the sun between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter?

A.     comets

B.      meteors

C.     asteroids *

D.     moons

39. It is the largest object in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter and the only dwarf

    planet located in the inner Solar System.

A.     Triton

B.      Pluto 

C.     Eris 

D.     Ceres * 

40. It is a dwarf planet beyond Neptune and was considered the ninth planet in the Solar

      System until 2006.

A.     Eris 

B.      Ceres 

C.     Pluto * 

D.     Callisto 

41. Where is an earthquake’s epicenter found?

  1. near the focus
  2. beside the focus
  3. directly below the focus
  4. directly above the focus *

42. Where does an earthquake originate?

  1. focus *
  2. epicenter
  3. magnitude
  4. intensity

43. PHIVOLCS means _____________.

  1. Philippine Volcanology and Seismology
  2. Philippine Institute of Volcano and Seismology
  3. Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology *
  4. Philippine Institute of Volcanologist and Seismologist

44. What is the scale used by PHIVOLCS to measure the intensity of the earthquake?

  1. Riechter Scale
  2. Richtier Scale
  3. Richeter Scale
  4. Richter Scale *

45. Which is true about the Sun?

  1. The Sun revolves around the Earth
  2. The Sun rotates around the Earth
  3. The Sun is the nearest star to Earth *
  4. The Sun is the largest moon in the Solar System

46. Which is true about the Earth?

  1. The Earth revolves around the Sun *
  2. The Earth rotates around the Moon
  3. The Earth is the biggest star in the Solar System
  4. The Earth is the hottest planet in the milky way galaxy

47. Together, the sun and all the bodies that revolve around it are called ______________.

  1. the milky way
  2. the solar system *
  3. the heavenly bodies
  4. the SpaceX system

48. Which planet is known as Earth’s twin because they are similar in size and structure?

  1. Mercury
  2. Venus *
  3. Mars
  4. Pluto

49. Explain why the atmosphere of Venus is hotter than the atmosphere of Mercury?

  1. Venus is nearer to Earth than Mercury.
  2. Venus’ atmosphere is made up of thick clouds, mostly of carbon dioxide while Mercury has a very thin atmosphere. *
  3. Venus is the nearest planet to the Sun.
  4. Venus is the brightest object in the sky next to the Moon, as seen from Earth.

50. Your teacher assigned you to make your own model of a planet with beautiful rings around it. What planet will you make?

  1. Mercury
  2. Earth
  3. Saturn *
  4. Uranus  

 

 

 

 

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