1) How many seasons are there in the Philippines? a) one b) two c) three  d) four 2) The dry season occurs in the Philippines starts every December while the wet season starts on what month ? a) May  b) June  c) July d) August 3) Which season is characterized by frequent rainfall? a) dry season b) fall season  c) wet season d) winter season 4) This prevailing wind is warm and moist. It blows from the southwest portion of the country and brings moderate to heavy rains along the western section of the Philippines. What is it? a) Trade winds b) Hanging Amihan c) Hanging Habagat d) Northeast Monsoon 5) Which causes the seasons experienced in the Philippines? a) A. people living in the country b) B. continents near the Philippines c) C. oceans that surround the Philippines d) location of the Philippines near the eqatorator 6) Why do you think we experience daytime in the Philippines while the United States experience nighttime at the same time? a) because of the moons revolution  b) because of the Sun’s Revolution  c) because of the Earth’s rotation  d) because of the stars around 7) Which of these is the effect of Earth’s revolution around the sun? a) direction of the wind changes b) direction of the typhoons changes c) direction of the ocean current changes d) positions of the constellations changes 8) Which causes the change of seasons? a) Revolution of the sun around the Earth b) Revolution of the sun around the moon c) Revolution of the Earth around the sun d) Revolution of the moon around the Earth 9) If the last leap year was on the year 2024, then what year would be the next leap year? Explain why? a) 2025, because it takes three years for another leap year  b) 2026, because it takes four years for another leap year c) 2027, because it takes five years for another leap year d) 2028, because it takes six years for another leap year 10) Due to the revolution of the Earth around the Sun, some regions experience four different seasons. What is the correct sequence of the seasons in a year? a) Winter, Spring, Summer, Autumn  b) Autumn, Winter, Spring, Summer  c) Summer, Spring, Autumn, Winter  d) Spring, Autumn, Summer, Spring 11) Which of the following planets has the highest average surface temperature and is considered as the Morning Star? a) Mars b) Mercury  c) Jupiter d) Venus 12) Which among the following are the Jovian Planets? a) A. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars b) B. Earth, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn c) C. Uranus, Neptune, Venus, and Saturn  d) D. Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune 13) Which of the following planets is the fifth planet from the Sun? a) Mars b) Jupiter c) Uranus d) Neptune 14) Which is the largest planet in the solar system? a) Sun b) Jupiter c) Mercury d) Asteroid 15) Which of the following statements describe the outer planets? a) A. They are large and made of rocks. b) B. They are small and made of ice and gas. c) C. They are large and made up mostly of gas. d) D. They are solid and made up of rocks and metals. 16) Kevin is making a model of the solar system. Which two planets in the model below are missing? Mercury-________-Earth-Mars-Jupiter-Saturn-________-Neptune a) A. Earth and Venus b) B. Venus and Uranus c) C. Mercury and Earth d) D. Uranus and Neptune 17) How does a solar system model help us? a) They show which planet are rocky. b) They show how to go to other planets. c) They show which planets are colorful. d) They show the relative size and distance of the planets. 18) How would you see clearly the night sky and the different heavenly bodies like the stars? a) I will use goggles b) I will use a telescope c) I will use sunglasses d) I will use a reading glass. 19) Which of the following evidences support the idea about calling the planet Mars a Red Planet? a) The hot weather on Mars atmosphere   b) The color of the iron on the Mars surface  c) There are traces of water on the surface of Mars. d) The lava that comes out of the volcanoes of Mars 20) If you are going to illustrate the Solar System showing the correct sequence of each planet how would you arrange them? a) Mercury-Venus-Earth-Saturn-Jupiter-Uranus-Neptune b) Mercury-Venus-Earth-Sun-Mars-Jupiter-Neptune-Uranus c) Mercury-Venus- Earth-Mars-Jupiter-Saturn-Uranus-Neptune d) Mercury-Venus- Earth-Mars-Jupiter- Uranus-Saturn-Neptune

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