MISAMIS ORIENTAL INSTITUTE OF

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

STA. CRUZ, COGON BALINGASAG MISAMIS ORIENTAL

MIDTERM EXAMINATION

NATURAL SCIENCE 111

COURSE/YEAR: _____________________

DATE: _____________________

SCORE/RATING: _____________________

NAME: _________________________________________

INSTRUCTOR: __________________________________
l. MODIFIDE TRUE OR FALSE. Write A, if the statement is true; AB, if
the second statement support the first statement; AC, if the
second statement did not support the first statement and D, if the
statement is false. Write your answer on the space provided.

____ 1. Oil is a non renewable source of energy. It is transported easily

and have 38% of world's consumption in the year 2000.
____ 2. Petroleum is also a renewable energy source.
____ 3. Oil and petroleum are renewable source of energy and have a
large portion in transportation industry.
____ 4. Refining and consuming oil and petroleum produces air, water,
and solid waste pollutants.
____ 5. Biomass is a renewable source of energy. It has low energy
potential relative to other potential.
____ 6. Wood and organic waste including societal waste are renewable
source of energy. In terms of timber, it is easily harvested
and abundant in certain areas; but it takes a long time to grow a
tree .
____ 7. Burning biomass emits CO2 and other pollutants and toxic
byproducts from societal waste.
____ 8. Hydro- electric source of energy is renewable. It is a clean resource
with high efficiency and influenced by climate and geography.
____ 9. Hydro-electric source of energy has low economic cost, though high
start up costs .Destruction of farmlands, dislocation of people,
loss of habitat and alteration of stream flows.
____ 10. Natural gas is a non renewable energy source, has 20% of world's
consumption in the year 2000.
____ 11. Natural gas is use in industries, transportation and power
generation. It produces fewer pollutants than oil and coal
and less CO2 .
____ 12. Coal is also a non renewable source of energy which is a
primary resource of electricity. It also produces CO2 and
other air, water and solid waste pollutants.
____ 13. Solar power (photo-voltaic) is considered as renewable source of
energy. It has high economic cost particularly in terms of start up.
____ 14. Solar power (photo-voltaic) energy source is dependent on climate
and geographical location. It needs a storage system for the
energy to reliability.
____ 15. Solar power (photo-voltaic) energy source have large land use.
It is already in use for remote applications and non centralized
uses where it is economically competitive with alternatives.
____ 16. Solar power (solar thermal) is a renewable source of energy. It has
central- thermal systems to convert solar energy directly to heat.
____ 17. Solar power (solar-thermal) is more competitive economically than
photo-voltaic.. It is dependent on climate and geographical
location.
____ 18. Solar power (solar thermal) not advanced enough for global use
although many industrial plants use solar.
____ 19 Geo-thermal is another source of energy in which it is produce by
extracting heat from underground masses of hot rock. It can be
geographically dependent and its consumption is localized.
____ 20. Wind power is a renewable source of energy . It is unlimited
resource that is a very clean process, no pollutants.

ll. IDENTIFICATION. Below are words which are describe in each item.
Identify the words which fit to the description or definition in each
item. Write the words on the space provided.

Intraplate volcanism convergent margin divergent margin

Cinder volcano Composite volcano shield volcano

pyroclast Explosive eruption A'a

pahoehoe Effusive eruption caldera-forming eruption

flank eruption central vent lava tube

volcanism pyroclastic materials crater

caldera lahars
 lll. Give the following.
________________ 1. are fast moving flows of hot ash and pyroclastic debris.
________________ 2. is a tunnel like conduit for lava
________________ 3. space where volcanic material ejected and deposited A. Non-Renewable Sources of Energy
________________ 4. a kind of eruption sometimes lava pours from a vent B. Renewable Sources of Energy
on the side of a volcano C. Uses of Energy.
________________ 5. is a volcanic depression much larger than the original
crater with a diameter of at least one kilometer.
________________ 6. are extremely violent; blasting huge volumes of lV. Essay: GIve your own idea about the given statement .(Brief and
pyroclastic materials into the atmosphere and concise).
generating pyroclastic flows that can cover vast
areas. A. Why are volcanoes dangerous?
________________ 7. an eruption of which is dominated by lava flows B. Metasomatism and the role it plays in metamorphism.
________________ 8. an effusive eruption which has a billowy appearance C. How hydrothermal activity at divergent plates give rise to the sea
and formed by the rapid cooling and solidification floor metamorphism
of the surface of the lava flow.
________________ 9. an effusive eruption in which a flow has a jagged
surface and is formed when basalt that is partially
solidified moves slowly as a pasty mass.
________________ 10. an eruption due to the expansion of gasses in viscous
magma.
________________ 11. During an explosive volcanic eruption, expanding hot
gasses escape rapidly, cooling magma into
fragments and blasting theme into the air. The
fragments is called__________.
________________ 12. volcanic mudflows which are responsible for about
15% of volcano-related fatalities.
________________ 13. a type of volcano which are made of pyroclastic
fragments ejected from central vent.
________________ 14. a type of volcano which are broad, gently sloping,
made of solid lava flows.
________________ 15. A volcanism occurs away from the bounderies
within tectonic plate.
_______________ 16. a basin-like depression over a vent at the summit
of a cone.