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GRADE 12 Earth & Space Review GameOnline version Earth & Space review by NACENO, Keana Gale Tagud 1 1. A student claims: “Earth is habitable because it is the third planet from the Sun.” Which response BEST evaluates this claim? a A. The claim is complete because distance is the only factor affecting habitability. b B. The claim is incomplete because habitability also depends on liquid water, atmosphere, temperature, and protection from harmful radiation. c C. The claim is incorrect because Earth is actually the fourth planet from the Sun. d D. The claim is correct because all third planets are habitable. 2 2. Two planets are located at similar distances from their stars. Planet A supports liquid water, while Planet B has extreme atmospheric conditions and no surface liquid water. What conclusion is BEST supported? a A. Distance from a star is the only factor determining habitability. b B. Similar distance does not guarantee similar conditions for life. c D. Planet A must be larger than Planet B. d C. Planet B must be farther from its star than Planet A. 3 3. A planet has liquid water but is exposed to intense charged particles from its star. Which Earth system would be most relevant for comparison? a C. Lithosphere b B. Magnetic field c A. Hydrosphere d D. Biosphere 4 4. Which observation provides the strongest support for a rotating disk model of Solar System formation? a C. Planets have different numbers of moons. b A. Planets have different surface temperatures. c B. Many planets orbit the Sun in approximately the same plane. d D. Some planets are rocky while others are gaseous. 5 5. Which sequence BEST represents the development of planetary bodies according to the Nebular Hypothesis? a C. Planetesimals → solar nebula → planets → accretion b B. Planets → protoplanets → solar nebula → planetesimals c D. Protoplanets → planets → solar nebula → accretion d A. Solar nebula → accretion → planetesimals → protoplanets → planets 6 6. A researcher finds that small particles repeatedly collide and remain attached, eventually forming larger bodies. Which process is being observed? a B. Accretion b C. Subduction c D. Radioactive decay d A. Differentiation 7 7. Why are meteorites important evidence in studying Solar System formation? a B. Their composition can preserve information about materials from the early Solar System. b D. Their composition proves that all planets formed at the same temperature. c A. They are completely unaffected by the processes that formed the Solar System. d C. They are all fragments of Earth’s atmosphere. 8 8. Scientists observe that S-waves do not travel through a particular layer, while P-waves continue through it. What is the strongest inference? a D. The layer cannot be part of Earth. b A. The layer is likely liquid. c C. The layer is made only of gases. d B. The layer is completely empty. 9 9. Why can seismic waves provide evidence about Earth's interior even though scientists cannot directly observe most of the interior? a C. Seismic waves are produced by the Sun. b D. All seismic waves travel at exactly the same speed. c B. Seismic waves travel only along Earth's surface. d A. Waves interact differently with materials as they travel through Earth. 10 10. Which approach would provide the strongest scientific model of Earth's interior? a B. Studying only volcanic eruptions b C. Integrating seismic data, meteorites, volcanic materials, and rock samples c D. Studying only Earth's surface temperature d A. Studying only surface rocks 11 11. A volcanic eruption brings xenoliths to Earth's surface. Why are these materials scientifically valuable? a B. They are formed only by atmospheric processes. b A. They may represent fragments from deeper geological environments. c D. They provide information only about weather conditions. d C. They prove that Earth's interior has no distinct layers. 12 12. A map shows that the Philippines is surrounded by trenches, faults, earthquake zones, and volcanic arcs. Which interpretation is MOST scientifically defensible? a D. The features are primarily caused by climate. b B. The geological features developed independently of plate movement. c A. The Philippines is located within a complex and active tectonic setting. d C. The region is tectonically stable because it is composed of islands. 13 13. A strong earthquake occurs near a convergent plate boundary. Which process provides the most plausible explanation? a C. Solar radiation heating the crust b D. Weathering of surface rocks c A. Subduction and the accumulation of tectonic stress d B. Evaporation of ocean water 14 14. Which observation would provide the strongest evidence that a Philippine volcano is associated with subduction? a C. The volcano is located near a large city. b A. The volcano is located near a trench and a convergent plate boundary. c D. The volcano is located in a warm climate. d B. The volcano is located in an area with high rainfall. 15 15. A researcher overlays an earthquake distribution map with a tectonic plate map. Why is this method scientifically useful? a C. It eliminates the need for geological evidence. b A. It may reveal spatial relationships between seismic activity and plate boundaries. c B. It proves that every earthquake has exactly the same cause. d D. It determines the age of every tectonic plate. 16 16. Which statement represents the strongest scientific explanation? a A. “The Philippines has volcanoes because it is located in the tropics.” b C. “The Philippines has volcanoes because it receives sunlight.” c D. “The Philippines has volcanoes because it is made of islands.” d B. “The Philippines has volcanoes because its complex tectonic setting includes interacting plates and subduction zones.” 17 17. A scientist claims: “One type of evidence is enough to determine the complete composition of Earth's interior.” Which criticism is most appropriate? a A. Scientific explanations are strengthened by comparing multiple independent lines of evidence. b B. Surface rocks are the only reliable source of evidence. c C. Seismic waves cannot provide any information about Earth's interior. d D. Meteorites have no relationship to Earth science. 18 18. Which pairing correctly connects evidence with the scientific question it can help answer? a C. Cloud formation → location of tectonic plate boundaries b A. S-wave behavior → whether a layer may be liquid c D. Ocean tides → formation of planetesimals d B. Rainfall patterns → composition of Earth's core 19 19. A researcher wants to test whether earthquakes are associated with tectonic plate boundaries in the Philippines. Which data would be MOST appropriate? a A. Earthquake locations and tectonic boundary locations b B. Annual rainfall and average temperature c D. Ocean color and daylight duration d C. Cloud cover and wind speed 20 20. Which conclusion BEST synthesizes the evidence? Earth has conditions that support life. Its Solar System formed from a rotating cloud of gas and dust. Seismic waves reveal information about Earth's interior. The Philippines experiences earthquakes and volcanic activity in a complex tectonic setting. A. Earth and its features can be understood by examining the interaction of processes operating at different scales—from planetary formation to internal Earth processes and a B. All Earth processes are caused by Earth's distance from the Sun. b D. A single observation can explain all Earth and space phenomena. c A. Earth and its features can be understood by examining the interaction of processes operating at different scales—from planetary formation to internal Earth processes and plate tectonics. d C. Geological activity is unrelated to Earth's internal structure.

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by NACENO, Keana Gale Tagud

1. A student claims: “Earth is habitable because it is the third planet from the Sun.” Which response BEST evaluates this claim?

2. Two planets are located at similar distances from their stars. Planet A supports liquid water, while Planet B has extreme atmospheric conditions and no surface liquid water. What conclusion is BEST supported?

3. A planet has liquid water but is exposed to intense charged particles from its star. Which Earth system would be most relevant for comparison?

4. Which observation provides the strongest support for a rotating disk model of Solar System formation?

5. Which sequence BEST represents the development of planetary bodies according to the Nebular Hypothesis?

6. A researcher finds that small particles repeatedly collide and remain attached, eventually forming larger bodies. Which process is being observed?

7. Why are meteorites important evidence in studying Solar System formation?

8. Scientists observe that S-waves do not travel through a particular layer, while P-waves continue through it. What is the strongest inference?

9. Why can seismic waves provide evidence about Earth's interior even though scientists cannot directly observe most of the interior?

10. Which approach would provide the strongest scientific model of Earth's interior?

11. A volcanic eruption brings xenoliths to Earth's surface. Why are these materials scientifically valuable?

12. A map shows that the Philippines is surrounded by trenches, faults, earthquake zones, and volcanic arcs. Which interpretation is MOST scientifically defensible?

13. A strong earthquake occurs near a convergent plate boundary. Which process provides the most plausible explanation?

14. Which observation would provide the strongest evidence that a Philippine volcano is associated with subduction?

15. A researcher overlays an earthquake distribution map with a tectonic plate map. Why is this method scientifically useful?

16. Which statement represents the strongest scientific explanation?

17. A scientist claims: “One type of evidence is enough to determine the complete composition of Earth's interior.” Which criticism is most appropriate?

18. Which pairing correctly connects evidence with the scientific question it can help answer?

19. A researcher wants to test whether earthquakes are associated with tectonic plate boundaries in the Philippines. Which data would be MOST appropriate?