Binan Integrated National High School
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name: ____________________________Score:
__________
I. TRUE OR FALSE: Write TRUE if the statement is
_______ 1.The Big Bang Theory remains to be the
prevailing cosmological model for the early universe.
_______2. Steady State theory became accepted because
it answered many “puzzling” observations that arose in the
Big Bang.
_______ 3. The inner planets are generally gaseous.
_______ 4.The lithosphere is the solid part of the Earth.
_______ 5.Earth is surrounded with water but only 2.5%
can be used directly for drinking.
_______ 6. The earth has undergone significant changes
since its formation.
_______ 7.Earth materials include rocks, minerals and
plants.
_______ 8.There are nine planets in our solar system.
_______ 9. Occurrence of earthquake results an interaction
between the atmosphere and geosphere only.
_______10. The hottest layer of the earth’s interior is the
thermosphere.
II. Identify the terms described in the following
statements.
__________ 1. The layer of the atmosphere where the
ozone layer is located.
__________ 2. The habitable zone in the solar system
__________ 3.It is the blanket of air that envelopes the
Earth.
__________ 4.It is the life zone of the Earth
___________5. The region between the orbits of Mars and
Jupiter in which most asteroids are found.
___________6.These - are chunks of ice and dust that
revolve around the sun with very elliptical orbits
___________7. These are rocks larger than a boulder
revolving around the Sun and it orbits are mainly between
Mars and Jupiter
___________8. These are planetary objects before it enters
Earth's atmosphere. Most are destroyed about 80 km above
the Earth's surface. They are small sand to boulder-sized
particles of space debris.
___________9. They are often called shooting stars. We
see them as glowing small particles as they enter the
atmosphere. They glow because of heat from friction with
the atmosphere.
___________10. They are rocks that reach the Earth's
surface from space.
III. Matching Type.
A B
______ 1. Steady State Theory a. Inner
______ 2.Cosmic Inflation Theory b. Outer
______ 3.Nebular Hypothesis c. Fred Hoyle and
Hermann Bondi
______ 4.Planetisimal Theory d. Viktor Safronov
______ 5.Liquid part of the Core e. Immanuel Kant
and Pierre Laplace
______ 6. Solid part of the Core f. James Jean
______ 7.Tidal theory g. Jovian
______ 8. Four inner planets h. Allan Guth and
Andre Linde
______ 9. Four outer planets i. Georges
Leimetre
_____ 10.The proponent of Big Bang j. Terrestrial
IV. Enumerate the following:
1 – 3 Theories on the Origin of the Universe
4 – 5 Theories on the Origin of the Solar System
6- 9 Give the 4 terrestrial planets
10-13. Give the 4 Jovian planets
14-15. Give at least 2 planetary object
Binan Integrated National High School
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Name: ____________________________Score:
__________
I. TRUE OR FALSE: Write TRUE if the statement is
correct and FALSE if it is wrong.
_______ 1.The Big Bang Theory remains to be the
prevailing cosmological model for the early universe.
_______2. Steady State theory became accepted because
it answered many “puzzling” observations that arose in the
Big Bang.
_______ 3. The inner planets are generally gaseous.
_______ 4.The lithosphere is the solid part of the Earth.
_______ 5.Earth is surrounded with water but only 2.5%
can be used directly for drinking.
_______ 6. The earth has undergone significant changes
since its formation.
_______ 7.Earth materials include rocks, minerals and
plants.
_______ 8.There are nine planets in our solar system.
_______ 9. Occurrence of earthquake results an interaction
between the atmosphere and geosphere only.
_______10. The hottest layer of the earth’s interior is the
thermosphere.
II. Identify the terms described in the following
statements.
__________ 1. The layer of the atmosphere where the
ozone layer is located.
__________ 2. The habitable zone in the solar system
__________ 3.It is the blanket of air that envelopes the
Earth.
__________ 4.It is the life zone of the Earth
___________5. The region between the orbits of Mars and
Jupiter in which most asteroids are found.
___________6.These - are chunks of ice and dust that
revolve around the sun with very elliptical orbits
___________7. These are rocks larger than a boulder
revolving around the Sun and it orbits are mainly between
Mars and Jupiter
___________8. These are planetary objects before it enters
Earth's atmosphere. Most are destroyed about 80 km above
the Earth's surface. They are small sand to boulder-sized
particles of space debris.
___________9. They are often called shooting stars. We
see them as glowing small particles as they enter the
atmosphere. They glow because of heat from friction with
the atmosphere.
___________10. They are rocks that reach the Earth's
surface from space.
III. Matching Type.
A B
______ 1. Steady State Theory a. Inner
______ 2.Cosmic Inflation Theory b. Outer
______ 3.Nebular Hypothesis c. Fred Hoyle and
Hermann Bondi
______ 4.Planetisimal Theory d. Viktor Safronov
______ 5.Liquid part of the Core e. Immanuel Kant
and Pierre Laplace
______ 6. Solid part of the Core f. James Jean
______ 7.Tidal theory g. Jovian
______ 8. Four inner planets h. Allan Guth and
Andre Linde
______ 9. Four outer planets i. Georges
Leimetre
_____ 10.The proponent of Big Bang j. Terrestrial
IV. Enumerate the following:
1 – 3 Theories on the Origin of the Universe
4 – 5 Theories on the Origin of the Solar System
6- 9 Give the 4 terrestrial planets
10-13. Give the 4 Jovian planets
14-15. Give at least 2 planetary object