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St. Paul’s Institute of Technology of Iligan City, Inc.

Durian St. Balite Drive Santiago, Iligan City

3rd
Quarter Diagnostic Test
Physical Science (11)
S. Y. 2024-2025

Name: ________________________________ Date: ___________________


Teacher: ______________________________ Score: __________________

I. Multiple Choice.

Choose the BEST answer for the following questions. Write only the letter of the correct
answer.

1. Which of the following is NOT a major evidence of the Big Bang Theory?
a. the stretching out of starlight
b. the fact that most galaxies are spiral
c. the leftover energy from the big bang
d. all of these are major evidences of the big bang
2. Which of the following is the best reason why scientists accept the big bang theory?
a. it is a belief based on faith
b. they trust other scientists
c. it seems to make sense
d. evidence supports it
3. Which of the following is evidence that the universe is expanding?
a. cosmic background radiation
b. red-shifted starlight
c. the amount of protons in a hydrogen atom
d. sound being stretched out or compressed by a car driving down the road
[Link] are 8 recognized planets in the Solar System. How many of them are Gas Giants?
a) 3
b) 4
c) 5
d. 9
5. What do we know about a star if it has a lot of iron in its core?
a. that it is young and has not left the main sequence
b. that it is young and has left the main sequence
c. that it is old and about to leave the main sequence
d. that it is old and about to supernova
6. What is the hottest terrestrial planet?
a) Mercury
b) Venus
c) Earth
d) Saturn
7. Which of the following best explains the presence of heavy elements here on Earth?
a. heavy elements were created from fusion in the Earth’s core
b. heavy elements were made from the big bang and later moved out to collect into
planets
c. heavy elements were placed on Earth after being sucked through a black hole
d. heavy elements from the explosion of an ancient star clumped into planets as our
star.

8. What planet could float in water because of its low density?


a) Earth
b) Jupiter
c) Saturn
d. Mercury

9. True or False? Only Saturn and Uranus have rings around them.
a. True
b. False
c. None of the above

10. What planet orbits the Sun on its side?


a. Saturn
b. Uranus
c. Neptune
d. Earth

11. What is the furthest Gas Giant from the Sun?


a) Uranus
b) Neptune
c) Pluto

12. The Earth’s system that involves all our air is called the _________________.
a) geosphere
b) hydrosphere
c) atmosphere

13. The Earth’s system that involves all our rock is called the _________________.
a) geosphere
b) hydrosphere
c) atmosphere

14. The Earth’s system that involves all living things is called ________________.
a) geosphere
b) hydrosphere
c) atmosphere

15. 97% of Earth’s water is found in ________.


a) lakes
b) the ocean
c) our underground aquifers

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97% of Earth's water is in the oceans, influencing climate and weather patterns through heat distribution. The remaining water supports terrestrial ecosystems and human use. This distribution is critical for diverse ecosystems requiring specific habitats and water cycles to survive .

Saturn is unique due to its low density, which is so low that theoretically, it could float in water. A hypothetical scenario could involve creating a laboratory-scale model with a superfluid and gas-filled object that mimics Saturn's density, highlighting the physical principle while showing this property in a tangible way .

Uranus is unique because it orbits the Sun on its side, meaning its axis is nearly parallel to its orbital plane. This extreme tilt likely causes unusual seasonal variations and possibly extreme weather patterns due to the dramatic changes in sunlight exposure during its orbit .

Earth's geosphere provides essential minerals and a solid surface, the hydrosphere circulates water necessary for all life forms, and the atmosphere offers oxygen and protection from solar radiation. These systems interact to distribute resources, regulate climates, and cycle essential elements like carbon and nitrogen to sustain life .

Science explains the expansion of the universe through the redshift observed in light from distant galaxies, indicating they are moving away from us. The discovery of cosmic microwave background radiation acts as further evidence of the universe's expansion post-Big Bang .

The presence of heavy elements on Earth suggests that these elements were disseminated by the explosion of ancient stars. This clumping of materials into the planets suggests a solar system evolution that involved supernovae contributing to the elemental composition necessary for planet formation .

Venus and Earth both have atmospheres with significant levels of CO2, but while Earth's atmosphere is dominated by nitrogen and oxygen, Venus has a thick atmosphere with heavy concentrations of CO2 and sulfuric acid clouds, leading to its extreme greenhouse effect and surface temperatures higher than those on Mercury despite being further from the Sun .

Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and to a lesser extent, Jupiter, have ring systems. The visibility of these rings from Earth depends on the size, composition (ice and rock particles), and angle at which sunlight is reflected. Saturn's rings are most visible due to their thickness and ice content .

The main evidences that support the Big Bang Theory include the cosmic microwave background radiation, the redshift of starlight indicating an expanding universe, and the relative abundance of light elements such as hydrogen and helium. Scientists are inclined to accept it because the available evidence aligns well with the predictions of the Big Bang Theory .

Scientific evidence more strongly supports the hypothesis that heavy elements were formed by nuclear fusion processes in stars rather than during the Big Bang. The Big Bang primarily produced light elements like hydrogen and helium; heavier elements were synthesized in the cores of stars or during supernova explosions .

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