EARTH AND LIFE REVIEWER

ELS ADM Q1 M11 10. When sedimentary rocks deposited in flat layers are
left undisturbed it follows the statement in which of
1. What is the relative position of oldest rock layer as the given principles?
stated in the principle of Superposition? A. Cross-cutting Relationship
A. at top B. Fauna Succession
B. at the bottom C. Original Horizontality
C. at the middle D. Superposition
D. at random location
11. What can be inferred if you find an outcrop of mud
2. Which process is involved when sedimentary rocks cracks in gray shale? It can be inferred that the area
are arranged in layer? was once ________.
A. Deposition A. a beach
B. Foliation B. a desert
C. Sedimentation C. a tidal flat
D. Stratification D. deep under the ocean

3. Which term in the list is associated with rock layers? 12. Which of the following occurrences alters a rock
A. Defoliation layer quickly?
B. Extrusion A. earthquakes
C. Intrusion B. rain
D. Strata C. rivers
D. snow
4. What type of rock/s usually undergo cross- cutting on
rock layers? 13. What makes index fossils useful in identifying the
A. Igneous Rock relative age of rocks?
B. Metamorphic Rock A. They are short-lived.
C. Sedimentary Rock B. They are radioactive.
D. Stratified Rock C. They are old enough to be analyzed.
D. They are present in both young and older rocks
5. Why is there a need for correlation of rock layers?
A. It gives the relative age of the rocks. 14. Which type of conformities state that sedimentary
B. Fossils embedded in the rock layers serve as a proof rocks, when tilted or folded, are overlain by more flat-
of their correlation. lying layer of rock?
C. It provides information that the rock layers are A. Angular Conformity
connected to each other long ago. B. Disconformity
D. All of the above C. Nonconformity
D. Inclusion
6. Which principles states that geological processes
operating at the present time are same processes 15. What will be the position of the youngest beds in
that have operated in the past? undisturbed sedimentary deposits?
A. Cross-cutting relationship A. They stay at the bottom.
B. Original horizontality B. They are found on the top rock layer.
C. Uniformitarianism C. Youngest beds are separated from sedimentary
D. Inclusion deposits.
D. Neither b or c
7. Which of the following shows a method of
correlation? ELS ADM Q1 M12
A. similarity of rock types 1. Which type of dating method can be used on rock
B. presence of index fossil layers by applying the Law of Superposition?
C. sequence of mineral content on rock A. Absolute Dating
D. all of the above B. Relative Dating
C. Radioactive Dating
8. If an igneous rock A cross cuts sedimentary rock B, D. Radiometric Dating
what will be the relative age/position of igneous rock
A? 2. Which was the first method used to determine ages
A. Igneous rock A will be on top of rock B. of rock and fossils?
B. Igneous rock A is older than sedimentary rock B. A. Absolute Dating
C. Igneous rock A is younger than sedimentary rock B. B. Relative Dating
D. Igneous rock A is at the same age with sedimentary C. Radioactive Dating
rock B. D. Radiometric Dating

9. Which of the following is NOT a type of unconformity? 3. What is the difference between an absolute date and
A. Angular a relative date?
B. Disconformity A. An absolute date refers to a year or a range of years
C. Nonconformity while a relative date indicates a chronological order.
D. Uniformity B. A relative date is derived from radiometric dating
techniques while an absolute date comes from
guesswork.
C. A relative date refers to a year or a range of years D. Relative Dating
while an absolute date indicates a chronological
order. 11. Which of these is the best indication of the relative
D. An absolute date involves testing of sedimentary age of a rock layer?
rocks while relative date involves testing of igneous A. the thickness of the layer
rocks. B. the chemical make-up of the layer
C. the distance of the layer on the surface
4. What method of rock dating is used in giving rocks an D. the position of the layer compared to other layers
actual date?
A. Absolute Dating 12. Which of the following processes will give an
B. Geological Dating absolute age of a rock?
C. Historical Dating A. examining the rock’s relative position in a rock
D. Relative Dating outcrop
B. examining the environment in which the rock is
5. Which of the following is NOT true about Relative found.
Dating? C. comparing the size of crystals in the upper and lower
A. quantitative method of dating parts of the rock
B. principles to recognize the relative ages of rocks D. comparing the amount of decayed and undecayed
C. used to arrange geological events and the rocks they radioactive isotopes
leave behind in sequence
D. used stratigraphy method (oldest found at the bottom 13. Where can you find the youngest fossil in an
and youngest at the top) undisturbed file?
A. on the topmost
Refer to the diagram below and answer the questions B. at the bottom
that follow. C. upper part
D. lower part

14. Which of the following statements best describe

principle of horizontality?
A. sediment usually accumulates in horizontal layers.
B. sediment usually accumulates in tilted layers.
C. sediment usually accumulates in alternating rocks.
D. sediment usually accumulates in rounded pile.

15. Which of the following makes use of the position of

rocks to determine its age?
6. Which layer of the rocks follows the principle of A. Absolute Dating
superposition? B. Geological Dating
A. Layer 1 C. Historical Dating
B. Layer 3 D. Relative Dating
C. Layer 4
D. Layer 6 ELS ADM Q1 M13
1. What information does the geologic time record
7. Which layer of the rocks shows the cross-cutting
provide?
relationship? A. The rate of fossil formation.
A. Layer 1
B. The thickness of sedimentary rock layers.
B. Layer 3 C. The time since the evolution of dinosaurs.
C. Layer 4
D. The life forms and geologic events in Earth’s history.
D. Layer 6
2. How do geologists separate time into period?
8. Which of the following is NOT principle of Relative A. By the time the fossil is discovered.
Dating?
B. By looking at the relative time of a fossil.
A. Superposition C. By special events that have happened in that period.
B. Floral Succession
D. By counting the years that a fossil has been
C. Original Horizontality preserved.
D. Cross-cutting Relationship
3. What do you call the method of placing geologic
9. Which of the following is NOT true about Absolute
events in sequential order as determined by their
Dating? position in the rock record?
A. It is a quantitative method of dating.
A. Absolute dating
B. It uses simple principles to recognize the relative B. Correlation
ages of rocks.
C. Relative dating
C. It is used to give rocks an actual date, or date range, D. Uniformitarianism
in number of years.
D. It uses radiometric method by radioactive decay: 4. What is the relevance of absolute time?
concept of Isotopes and concepts of half- life.
A. It is useful if fossils are present.
B. It gives a specific date in an object.
10. What method of rock dating is using stratigraphy
C. It gives a non-specific date in an object.
method? D. It only gives the sequence in which events have
A. Absolute Dating
taken place.
B. Geological Dating
C. Historical Dating
5. Which of the following is the primal in absolute dating C. They are based in relative dating.
method? D. They are arranged in decades and centuries.
A. Cross-cutting relationships
B. Educated estimates 15. What makes fossil essential to the scientists and the
C. Fossils history of the Earth?
D. Radioactive decay A. It predicts what organisms will become extinct.
B. It analyzes the composition of sedimentary rock
6. If the geological time will be recognized, which C. It describes the history of past life and environment.
method is primarily be used? D. It presents temperature of the oceans in different
A. Calculation of alpha decay of isotope. depths.
B. Calculation of beta decay of isotopes.
C. Correlation of rock types across vast. ELS ADM Q1 M14
D. Distances correlation of magnetic signatures in
rocks. 1. Why do most of the eons and eras end in “zoic”?
A. because these time periods were recognized by the
7. Which of the following era is sometimes called “the animal life present at that time
age of fish” or “ancient life”? B. because these time periods were recognized by the
A. Cenozoic plants present at that time
B. Mesozoic C. A and B
C. Paleozoic D. none of the above
D. Precambrian
2. Which of the following marine animals are bivalves
8. What will be the sequence of division in the geologic with two symmetrical shells – the shells are mirror
time scale, if the order of position is from shortest to images of each other?
longest? A. crinoids
A. era, period, epoch B. fossil clam
B. epoch, period, era C. gastropods
C. period, epoch, era D. trilobites
D. epoch, era, period
3. How were the scientists able to arrange the fossils
9. Scientists use a criterion to decide where to place the they gathered?
boundaries between the major divisions of the A. They were able to arrange the fossils according to
geologic time scale. They consider major changes. age.
Where can these major changes are found? B. They were able to arrange the fossils according to
A. written in the fossil record structure.
B. occurring in the solar system C. They were able to arrange the fossils according to
C. in structure of the Earth’s layer chemical content.
D. in the arrangement of the continent D. They were able to arrange the fossils according to
place of discovery.
10. In which division in the geologic time scale did the
continents come together to form the supercontinent 4. What do you call the marine arthropods that were
called Pangaea? made of chitin, like some insects and other
A. Paleozoic Era organisms like lobsters.
B. Cenozoic Era A. crinoids
C. Triassic Period B. fossil clam
D. Jurassic Period C. gastropods
D. trilobites
11. How do eras differ from periods?
A. They have a longer span of time. 5. What do you call the process by which the remains of
B. They have subdivided into epochs. ancient living things are turned into rock?
C. They have longer durations than eons A. fertilization
D. They have boundaries marked by mass extinctions. B. fossilization
C. fragmentation
12. Which epoch in the geologic time scale designates D. metamorphosis
human lives in a very short period of time?
A. Eocene 6. In what phylum do crinoids belong?
B. Holocene A. arthropods
C. Pliocene B. echinoderms
D. Pleistocene C. gastropods
D. mollusks
13. Why are fossils recorded in the geologic time scale
said to be incomplete? 7. What do you call the person who studies fossils and
A. Most organisms never became fossils. ancient life?
B. The absence of tools to be used for tracing. A. anthropologist
C. The remains of past organism decayed faster. B. archeologist
D. All of the above C. biologist
D. paleontologist
14. How will you describe the arrangement of the rock in
the geologic time scale? 8. Which of the following marine animals lived inside
A. They arranged by absolute dating. their shells, taking up the whole inside of the long shell?
B. They are based in its composition.
A. echinoderms B. ground shaking
B. gastropods C. flooding
C. mollusks D. pyroclastic density currents
D. sea arthropods
4. What is the main reason why the Philippines has
9. In what type of rocks are fossils made of? suffered from numerous geologic processes and
A. igneous rock calamities?
B. metamorphic rock A. its economic status
C. sedimentary rock B. its location (Ring of fire)
D. all of the above C. Philippines is 3rd a world country
D. something to do with human population
10. In Paleozoic Era, in what period did the first vascular
land planet exist? 5. Which of the following hazards undermine the
A. Cambrian foundations and supports of buildings, bridges,
B. Devonian pipelines, and roads, causing them to sink into the
C. Ordovician ground, collapse, or dissolve?
D. Silurian A. eutrophication
B. ground shaking
11. In what period the first mammals and dinosaurs C. liquefaction
existed? D. pyroclastic density currents
A. Cretaceous
B. Jurassic 6. Which of the following is NOT a natural hazard?
C. Permian A. earthquake
D. Triassic B. house fire
C. hurricane
12. What do you call the remains or evidence used as D. tsunami
markers when building up the geologic time scale?
A. fossil 7. Which of the following is/are geologic hazard/s?
B. minerals A. earthquake
C. piles of rock B. volcanoes
D. sandstone C. waves pounding on a coast
D. all of these are geologic hazards

13. In what era did the first skeletal elements, soft- 8. What natural hazard is involved when rock
bodies metazoans and animal traces exist? underground suddenly breaks along a fault causing
A. Cenozoic Era tectonic movement?
B. Late Proterozoic A. cyclone
C. Mesozoic Era B. earthquake
D. Paleozoic Era C. hurricane
D. volcanic eruption
14. Which of the following does NOT belong to
Paleozoic Era? 9. What causes an earthquake?
A. Cambrian A. a movement along fault
B. Devonian B. glacier
C. Jurassic C. landslide
D. Silurian D. very large storm

15. In what era did the rocks with fossils of animals and 10. What do you call this hazard which involves the
plants such as dinosaurs, mammals and trees form? giant waves which can move at speeds of up to 500
A. Cenozoic Era miles an hour and reach heights of hundreds of feet?
B. Mesozoic Era A. ground shaking
C. Paleozoic Era B. landslides
D. Phanerozoic Era C. liquefaction
D. tsunami
ELS ADM Q1 M15
1. Which of the following may result in falling rocks and 11. Which of the following describes the vibration of the
debris that collide with people, buildings, and ground during an earthquake?
vehicles? A. ground shaking
A. earthquake B. landslides
B. land slide C. liquefaction
C. tsunami D. tsunami
D. typhoons
12. What natural hazard has the effects of reshaping
2. Which of the following is NOT a volcanic hazard? new land, debris avalanche, destroyed forests, and
A. flooding death to many animals?
B. lahars A. earthquake
C. lava B. hurricane
D. pyroclastic flows C. tsunami
3. Which of the following is an example of a hazard D. volcanic eruption
associated with earthquake?
A. eutrophication
13. A natural physical process becomes a natural C. mining
hazard when the process becomes ____. D. tsunamis
A. scary
B. dormant and inactive 8. Which of the following area is LEAST prone to
C. faster than usual earthquakes?
D. extreme and unpredictable A. Ifugao
B. La Union
14. What is the process during earthquake shaking C. Palawan
where sand and silt grains in wet soil are rearranged, D. Tarlac
and the water in the spaces between the grains are
squeezed? 9. Which of the following provinces has the HIGHEST
A. ground shaking risk of volcanic-related hazard?
B. landslides A. Batangas
C. liquefaction B. Batanes
D. tsunami C. Laguna
D. Sulu
15. What refers to the sliding down of a mass of earth or
rock from a mountain or cliff? 10. Which of the following is NOT an example of
A. ground shaking geologic hazards?
B. landslides A. earthquakes
C. liquefaction B. landslides
D. tsunami C. tropical cyclones
D. volcanic eruptions
ELS ADM Q1 M16
1. Which of the following is an example geologic 11. Where can you find the Ring of Fire?
hazard? A. Arctic Ocean
A. earthquakes B. Atlantic Ocean
B. climate change C. Indian Ocean
C. deforestation D. Pacific Ocean
D. mining
12. Which of the following is an example of geologic
2. Which of the following maps is used to identify a hazard?
place that is prone to disaster? A. earthquakes
A. hazard B. flood
B. physical C. tornado
C. resource D. tropical cyclone
D. topographic
13. What refers to the movement of rock, debris, and
3. How do you classify climate- and weather-related soil down a slope?
hazards? A. earthquakes
A. anthropogenic B. landslide
B. biological C. typhoon
C. chemical D. volcanic eruptions
D. natural
14. Why do you think that majority of the Cordillera
4. Which of the following geologic features makes the Administrative Region are included in the most
provinces of La Union and Pangasinan pare at risk to landslide prone provinces in the Philippines?
earthquakes? Because it is
A. Iba Fault A. near from the sea
B. Lianga Fault C. near in mountain ranges
C. Manila Trench B. situated near active volcanoes
D. Tablas Fault D. near NCR

5. Which of the following provinces has the highest risk 15. Which of the following area is LEAST prone to
of volcanic eruptions based on DENR and Manila earthquakes?
observatory report? A. Cavite
A. Bataan B. Ifugao
B. Camiguin C. Tarlac La
C. Laguna D. Union
D. Sorsogon

6. Which of the following is NOT among the provinces ELS ADM Q1 M17
with high proneness to landslide? 1. Which of the following is NOT an effect of landslide?
A. Cebu A. damage to property
B. La Union B. death
C. Metro Manila C. extreme heat
D. Mountain province D. injury

7. Which of the following is NOT included in the group? 2. What refers to the use of explosives underground?
A. earthquakes A. excavation
B. landslides C. mining
B. land pollution 13. What makes a landslide dangerous to human lives?
D. quarrying A. It is fast and unpredictable.
B. It can slowly diminish population.
3. What refers to the movement of rock down a slope? C. It is as powerful as typhoon.
A. debris D. It can be avoided by running.
B. landslide
C. tsunami 14. Which among the following human activities can
D. wave trigger a landslide?
I. building being demolished
4. What will you do when there is a sudden landslide? II. musical concert
A. stay cool III. team of construction workers clearing trees for a new
B. wait for the rescue road
C. call the neighbor IV. woman dancing on top of a pole
D. stay alert and awake
A. I and III
5. What makes railway and building construction a B. II and IV
possible cause of a landslide? C. II, III and IV
A. slope excavation D. I, II, III and IV
B. use of heavy equipment
C. lack of personal safety gears 15. How can a community avoid the occurrence of a
D. poor sanitation among workers landslide in the future?
A. avoid creating loud noises
6. Which among the following human activities speed up C. plant more trees in the slope
or trigger landslide? B. call the emergency hotline
A. cooking D. construct more buildings
B. mining
C. planting of trees ELS ADM Q1 M18
D. watering the plants 1. What is the name of the deadliest typhoon ever hit
the Philippines in 1881?
7. Which of following is the human activity that trigger A. Angela
landslides using excavation or pit? B. Haiphong
A. excavation C. Thelma
C. mining D. Uring
B. land use
D. quarrying 2. What monsoon brings cloudless skies and nippy
mornings during the dry season?
8. Which of the following is an example of land use? A. easterlies
A. construction of houses B. summer southwest
B. parasailing C. winter northeast
C. scuba D. low pressure area
D. surfing
3. What are the two seasons in the Philippines?
9. What should be the initial reaction when there is a A. wet and dry
landslide? B. hot and cold
A. scream loudly C. summer and winter
B. move away from the slope D. autumn and spring
C. call the emergency hotline
D. take a picture and post in internet 4. Which of the following is the MOST exposed region in
the country to tropical cyclones?
10. Which among the following can trigger a landslide A. Region I
even if there is no human activity present in an area? B. Region II
A. forest fire C. Region III
B. gravity D. Region IV
C. lighting
D. thunder 5. What ocean is located in the eastern part of the
Philippines in which most typhoons are originated?
11. How does a deforestation speed up landslide? A. Arctic
A. due to the planting trees B. Atlantic
B. due to the cutting of trees C. Indian
C. catching of wild animals D. Pacific
D. increasing the human population
6. Which of the following is an EXCEPTION on the
12. Which among the following factors contributed variation of flood?
MOST in a landslide during land pollution? A. color
A. blasting of rocks B. duration
B. improper use of soil C. size
C. use of heavy equipment D. speed
D. use of a variety of manpower

7. Which of the following is NOT a hydrometeorological

hazard?
A. cyclone 2. Which of the following is caused by the gravitational
B. tsunami pull of the moon and Earth?
C. monsoon A. sea level rise
D. typhoon B. storm surge
C. tides
8. What is the highest category in the typhoon warning D. tsunami
signal system in the Philippines?
A. 2 3. Which of the following is attributed to the rising of sea
B. 3 level in the polar region?
C. 4 A. continent
D. 5 B. crust
C. glacier
9. What is the usual movement of typhoon that is
coming from the Pacific Ocean? D. snow
A. northwest
B. northern 4. What refers to the rising of seawater due to pressure
C. southwest and wind associated with a storm?
D. southern A. crustal movement
B. storm surge
10. Which among the following provinces has high risk C. tides
to typhoons? D. waves
A. Albay
B. Masbate 5. Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE
C. Pampanga about coastal processes?
D. Sorsogon A. Beach is prone to erosion.
B. Erosion only occurs in the upland areas.
11. Which among the following provinces has low risk in C. Wind is a contributory factor to storm surge.
flood? D. Ocean waves cause water to move in the seashore.
A. Bulacan
B. Maguindanao 6. Which of the following is NOT a coastal hazard?
C. Marinduque
A. coastal erosion
D. Tarlac
B. landslide
12. What makes Palawan an ideal province to live in C. saltwater intrusion
relation to hydrometeorological hazard? D. submersion
A. high risk both in typhoon and flood
B. low risk both in typhoon and flood 7. What is described as an induced flow of seawater
C. high risk in typhoon but low risk in flood into freshwater aquifers primarily caused by
D. low risk in typhoon but high risk in flood groundwater development near the coast?
A. coastal erosion
13. Which of the following is MOST likely be affected by B. saltwater intrusion
typhoon originated from the West Philippine Sea and C. storm surge
is moving northeast?
D. submersion
A. Albay
B. Negros Occidental
8. Which of the following is NOT an agent of coastal
C. Palawan
erosion?
D. Zamboanga
A. land pollution
14. Why is the Philippines frequently visited by typhoon B. ocean waves
all year-round? Because it is C. storms
A. composed mostly of islands D. tides
B. highly populated
C. located near the Pacific Ocean 9. What do you call the movement of sediments from
D. near the western hemisphere the visible portion of a beach to the nearshore region
of the coast?
15. Samer would like to settle to a province that is A. coastal erosion
LEAST prone to typhoon and flood, which among the B. saltwater intrusion
following provinces will be a good option? C. storm surge
A. Albay D. submersion
B. Palawan
C. Pampanga 10. Which of the following coastal processes may cause
D. Tarlac hazards in the marine environment?
A. crustal movement
ELS ADM Q1 M19 B. tides
1. Which of the following is NOT a coastal process? C. waves
A. landslides D. all of the above
B. storm surge
C. tides
D. waves 11. What do you call the scientific study of the chemical,
biological and physical properties of ocean water?
A. Biology C. renovation
B. Chemistry D. restoration
C. Oceanography
D. Physics 6. Salt intrusion is the movement of saline water to fresh
water aquifers which can lead to the following
12. Where can we usually find aquifers? EXCEPT
A. underground A. loss of vegetation
B. on the top of the mountain B. erosion to low land area
C. contamination of ground water
C. top surface of the rivers
D. shortage in drinking water supply
D. in the ocean waves
7. What are the two processes interacting in a highly
13. What two ions compose mainly the seawater? dynamic natural systems of coastlines?
A. hydrogen and potassium A. chemical and physical
B. hydrogen and oxygen B. endogenic and exogenic
C. sodium and chlorine C. oceanic and continental
D. atmospheric and biosphere
D. nitrogen and phosphorus
8. The following activities promote erosion EXCEPT
14. Which system is broader?
A. break water construction
A. marine system B. land development
B. coastal system C. mining activities
C. both A and B D. waste disposal
D. neither A nor B
9. Which of the following is NOT an impact of mining
15. As a student, what ways can you do to help adapt activities to coastal processes?
and mitigate coastal hazards? A. enhanced erosional activities
A. Educate yourself. B. improved biodiversity
B. Participate in local disaster preparedness program. C. loss of vegetation
D. surface run-off
C. Promote the programs of the community.
D. All of the above 10. Which of the following structures are built to
counteract waves that hit the shores?
ELS ADM Q1 M20 A. barrier
B. groins
1. Which of the following activities in coastal areas can C. jetties
trigger hazard to the natural balance of coastal D. seawalls
system?
A. allowed number of tourists 11. Which of the following DOES NOT ensure effective
B. construction of breakwater management of saltwater intrusion cases?
C. enhancing vegetation A. construction of seawalls
D. prohibition of mining B. monitoring of coastal activities
C. assessment of coastal areas regularly.
2. Which of the following is/are natural result/s of a D. regulation of human activities along coastal zone.
geologically active zone on Earth coastal system?
A. breakwater 12. Which method are you going to use when there is a
B. sand erosion need to add a large amount of sand to the coast?
C. sandbags and stone barriers A. beach promotion
D. seawalls and island barriers B. beach nourishment
C. sand bag installation
3. What refers to a climate change phenomenon D. seawalls construction
through which ocean water volume increases, ice
sheets and glaciers melt, and thermal expansion 13. One of your classmates is living in a coastal area of
occurs? the community. You found out that this coastal area
A. erosion is already polluted. What activity can you suggest to
B. salt intrusion mitigate the said problem?
C. sea-level change A. acoustic concert
D. water nourishment B. coastal clean-up drive
C. population control campaign
4. Which of the following is the BEST reason for human D. recollection and reflection among the community
population to choose coastal zones as settling
grounds? 14. Your house is located in a coastal area. You notice
A. abundant marine resources that waves are already damaging the shore near the
B. peaceful and safe residential area fence of the house especially during high tide and
C. small possibility for trade and transport monsoon seasons. What can be constructed to
D. unfertile agricultural land mitigate the said problem of your house?
A. artificial water recharge
5. What refers to the action taken to eliminate or reduce B. beach dewatering
the long-term risks and hazards in the coastal area? C. breakwater
A. alteration D. sea wall
B. mitigation
15. What will you construct to prevent the further
advancement of saltwater if already present in the
coastal areas?
A. beach nourishment
B. beach dewatering
C. breakwaters
D. sand bags

KEY TO CORRECTION

ELS ADM Q1 M11 15.A 14.A

1.B ELS ADM Q1 M14 15.D
2.D 1.A ELS ADM Q1 M17
3.C 2.B 1.C ELS ADM Q1 M20
4.C 3.A 2.C 1.A
5.D 4.D 3.B 2.B
6.C 5.B 4.D 3.C
7.D 6.B 5.B 4.A
8.D 7.D 6.B 5.B
9.D 8.B 7.D 6.B
10.C 9.C 8.A 7.C
11.D 10.D 9.B 8.A
12.A 11.D 10.B 9.B
13.D 12.A 11.B 10.D
14.C 13.B 12.B 11.A
15. B 14.C 13.A 12.B
15.D 14.A 13.B
ELS ADM Q1 M12 15.C 14.D
1.D ELS ADM Q1 M15 15.C
2.B 1.B ELS ADM Q1 M18
3.B 2.A 1.B
4.A 3.B 2.C
5.D 4.B 3.A
6.D 5.C 4.C
7.D 6.B 5.D
8.A 7.D 6.A
9.D 8.B 7.B
10.B 9.A 8.D
11.B 10.D 9.A
12.A 11.A 10.A
13.C 12.D 11.C
14.B 13.D 12.B
15.D 14.C 13.C
15.B 14.C
ELS ADM Q1 M13 15.B
1. D ELS ADM Q1 M16
2. B 1.A ELS ADM Q1 M19
3. C 2.A 1.A
4. B 3.D 2.C
5. B 4.C 3.C
6.C 5.B 4.B
7.C 6.C 5.B
8.B 7.C 6.B
9.A 8.C 7.B
10.A 9.D 8.A
11.B 10.C 9.D
12.B 11.D 10.D
13.D 12.A 11.C
14.C 13.B 12.A
15.C 14.C 13.C