LAYERS OF THE EARTH

(Formative Assessment)

I. Give the meaning of the layers of the Earth and its boundaries.

1. CRUST

2. MANTLE

3. OUTER CORE

4. INNER CORE

5. MOHOROVICIC

6. GUTENBERG

7. LEHMAN

II. Draw and label the layers of the Earth and its interface between layers.
 PARAMETER LAYERS OF THE EARTH
(Performance Task)

I. Organize the data about the parameter layers of the Earth by filling in the missing information in
the matrix.

Parameters Crust Mantle Outer Core Inner Core

1. State of Matter

2. Composition

3. Thickness

4. Temperature

Follow-up question:

1. What does inner core look like?

2. How does Earth exhibit evolution?

3. How does science prove that the continents are drifting?

 PLATE TECTONICS
(Formative Assessment)

Quiz.

1. He initiated the Theory of Tectonic Plates.

2. A process where two places collide in which the denser goes beneath the less dense plate.

3. The process that produces new seafloors between two diverging plates.

4. A type of plate boundaries produce a very strong earthquake.

5. What do we call the space between the two tectonic plates?

6. According to the Theory of Harry Hess, what causes the continents to move?

7. What type of plate is Philippine plate?

8-10. Give the three (3) primary plates?

 EVOLUTION

(Formative Assessment)

1. Why do we adapt to our environment?

2. How do different theories of evolution influence your beliefs on life on Earth?

3. How does natural selection lead to evolution?

4. How do we know that we, as organisms, change over time?

5. What role do genes play in the evolution of species?

POLYSACCHARIDES
(Formative Assessment)

Relationship of
Polysaccharides Function Structure
Structure to Function

Starch

Glycogen

Cellulose
 CARBOHYDRATES
(Formative Assessment)

Draw the Ring Form of Structural Formulas of Monosaccharides:

Glucose

Fructose

Amylose
 Sucrose

Glycogen

GAS LAWS
(Summative Assessment)

Identify the gas law below and solve the given problem.
1. What volume of air at standard pressure gets packed into a 0.31 m 3 SCUBA tank at 15.8 atm? The
temperature remains constant.

2. an equilibrium mixture contains H2 at 470 torr, N2 at 190 torr, and O2 at 286 torr. What is the total
pressure of the gases in the system?

3. Calculate the molar mass of butane gas if 4.96 g occupies 2.13 L at 20°C at 1 atm.
4. Calculate the volume (in L) 0.24 mole H 2 at 45°C and 1.3 atm.