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Earth & Solar System QuizVersión en línea Habitable zone to nebulae por NACENO, Keana Gale Tagud 1 1. Which condition allows Earth to maintain liquid water on its surface? a Earth's rapid rotation b Earth's thick continental crust c Earth's large mountain ranges d Earth's position within the habitable zone 2 2. Which Earth feature protects living organisms from harmful charged particles emitted by the Sun? a Hydrosphere b Atmosphere c Biosphere d Magnetosphere (Magnetic Field) 3 3. Why is liquid water considered essential for life? a It prevents plate movement. b It supports biological processes. c It produces Earth's magnetic field. d It increases Earth's gravity. 4 4. If Earth were much farther from the Sun, what would most likely happen? a Earth's magnetic field would disappear. b Volcanoes would become inactive. c Earth's rotation would slow down. d Most surface water would freeze. 5 6. Why does the Philippines frequently experience earthquakes? a It is located near the equator. b It has many mountain ranges. c It is surrounded by oceans. d It lies near active plate boundaries. 6 7. Which geological process occurs at the Philippine Trench? a Deposition b Erosion c Subduction d Weathering 7 8. Which observation best supports that the Philippines is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire? a It has numerous active volcanoes. b It contains extensive rice fields. c It has many coral reefs. d It experiences seasonal monsoons. 8 9. What phenomenon could takes place when there sudden movement along a fault? a an earthquake. b a volcanic eruption. c a tsunami. d a landslide. 9 10. Which type of plate boundary commonly forms volcanic arcs? a Convergent boundary b Passive boundary c Transform boundary d Divergent boundary 10 11. According to the Nebular Hypothesis, the Solar System formed from— a fragments of an exploded planet. b debris from Earth's crust. c A collapsing cloud of gas and dust. d volcanic materials from the Sun. 11 12. Which force caused particles in the solar nebula to gather together? a Gravity b Radiation c Friction d Magnetism 12 13. What are the small rocky bodies that combined to form planets called? a Satellites b Asteroids c Meteoroids d Planetesimals 13 14. Which stage followed the formation of planetesimals? a A. Formation of continents b B. Formation of protoplanets c C. Formation of oceans d D. Formation of the Moon 14 15. Which sequence correctly describes the formation of the Solar System? a B. Sun → Solar Nebula → Earth → Planets → Moon b C. Planets → Protoplanets → Sun → Nebula → Earth c D. Earth → Nebula → Sun → Planetesimals → Protoplanets d A. Solar Nebula → Sun → Planetesimals → Protoplanets → Planets 15 16. The region around the Sun where temperatures are suitable for liquid water to exist. Written answer 16 20. Large bodies formed from planetesimals before becoming planets. a Protoplanets 17 21. The branch of science that studies earthquake waves to understand Earth's interior. Written answer 18 22. The seismic wave that cannot travel through liquids. a S-waves b c d 19 Fragments of mantle rock brought to Earth's surface by volcanic eruptions. Written answer 20 Rocks from space that preserve information about the early Solar System. Written answer 21 The region around the Pacific Ocean where many earthquakes and volcanoes occur. a Pacific Ring of Fire b c d 22 26. Earth's location within the habitable zone allows liquid water to exist on its surface. a FALSE b TRUE 23 27. The Philippines experiences many earthquakes because it is located at the center of a stable tectonic plate. a FALSE b TRUE 24 28. According to the Nebular Hypothesis, gravity caused the solar nebula to collapse and eventually form the Solar System. a TRUE b FALSE 25 29. S-waves can travel through both solid and liquid layers of Earth. a FALSE b TRUE 26 30. Mantle xenoliths provide direct evidence about the composition of Earth's mantle. a TRUE b FALSE

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por NACENO, Keana Gale Tagud

1. Which condition allows Earth to maintain liquid water on its surface?

2. Which Earth feature protects living organisms from harmful charged particles emitted by the Sun?

3. Why is liquid water considered essential for life?

4. If Earth were much farther from the Sun, what would most likely happen?

6. Why does the Philippines frequently experience earthquakes?

7. Which geological process occurs at the Philippine Trench?

8. Which observation best supports that the Philippines is part of the Pacific Ring of Fire?

9. What phenomenon could takes place when there sudden movement along a fault?

10. Which type of plate boundary commonly forms volcanic arcs?

11. According to the Nebular Hypothesis, the Solar System formed from—

12. Which force caused particles in the solar nebula to gather together?

13. What are the small rocky bodies that combined to form planets called?

14. Which stage followed the formation of planetesimals?

15. Which sequence correctly describes the formation of the Solar System?

16. The region around the Sun where temperatures are suitable for liquid water to exist.

20. Large bodies formed from planetesimals before becoming planets.

21. The branch of science that studies earthquake waves to understand Earth's interior.

22. The seismic wave that cannot travel through liquids.

Fragments of mantle rock brought to Earth's surface by volcanic eruptions.

Rocks from space that preserve information about the early Solar System.

The region around the Pacific Ocean where many earthquakes and volcanoes occur.

26. Earth's location within the habitable zone allows liquid water to exist on its surface.

27. The Philippines experiences many earthquakes because it is located at the center of a stable tectonic plate.

28. According to the Nebular Hypothesis, gravity caused the solar nebula to collapse and eventually form the Solar System.

29. S-waves can travel through both solid and liquid layers of Earth.

30. Mantle xenoliths provide direct evidence about the composition of Earth's mantle.