Topic/Title Volcano

Grade Level Grade 9

Time Allotment 1 hour
Prepared By Angelita A. Meneses
School San Simon High School
Learning Competencies
At the end of the cycle, the students should be able to:
1. Differentiate active from inactive volcano
2.
ELICIT Materials
Ask the students to describe the different Concept Map provided by the teacher
characteristic of a volcano
ENGAGE
Ask the students to cite all names of Blackboard and Chalk
volcanoes they know locally
EXPLORE
Perform the Activity Picture Cards, glue (To be provided by the
Activity 2: Volcanoes in the Philippines teacher)

Aim: Classify volcanoes as active or

inactive

Materials: Philippine Map, colored pens

Procedure:
1. Using the Philippine map, plot the
location of the following volcanoes.
Assign colors for the volcanoes.
Indicate this in the legend.
Table 1. List of some volcanoes in the
Philippines
Volcano Latitude Longitude Number Latest
of eruption
Historical or
eruption activity
s
Cabaluyan
Cocoro
Iraya
Kanlaon
Mayon
Pulong
Smith
Taal
Tamburok
Urot

EXPLAIN
Let each group present their output and Output of the 5 groups
call students to answer the guide
questions in the given activity
ELABORATE
THE THREE STATE OF MATTER Video Presentation
Matter are made up of particle and it exist
in 3 state:
1. Solid – Particles of matter are very
close to each other. They hold each
other very tightly so there is a
strong force of attraction between
 them
- They have a definite shape and
volume
2. Liquid – The particles are packed
closely together and much farther
apart than the particles in solid.
- The force of attraction in liquid is
weaker than it is in solid
- Liquid have a definite volume,
but they do not have a definite
shape
- Liquid take up the shape of the
container
3. Gase/s – The particles of matter are
very far away from each other
- The force of attraction between
particles of matter in gas is very
week
- Gases have neither a definite
shape nor volume
- Can fill the entire space or
volume of a container
irrespective of the container
size.
EVALUATE
Direction: Quiz notebook for the students and the
Answer the twenty given questions using power point presentation presented by the
power point presentation science teacher
EXTEND
At home, have the students draw three Scissors, pins, cut outs pictures of solid,
pictures or cut three pictures from liquid, and gas, bulletin board (to be
magazine—one picture for each state of provided by the teacher)
matter.

At school, prepare a bulletin board split

into three sections Entile it THE THREE
STATE OF MATTER. Subtitle the three
sections SOLID, LIQUID, GAS and have
the students pin their pictures in the
appropriate sections.

Prepared By:

ANGELITA A. MENESES
Science 8 Teacher

Date:________________

Quiz No._____

Direction: Read each item carefully. Choose the best answer from the four given choices. Choose the
letter of the correct answer.
 1. Anything that has mass and volume
a. Density b. Energy c. Matter d. Weight
2. This matter has a fixed shape and volume with particles closely packed together with little
movement. It is a___
a. Gas b. Liquid c. Plasma d. Solid
3. Condensation refers to the change of state from
a. Gas to liquid b. Liquid to gas c. Liquid to solid d. Solid to liquid
4. Water vapour is
a. A cloud droplets b. A gas c. A rain drop d. A snowflake
5. The smallest particles into which an elements can be divided and still have the properties of that
element is called
a. Atom b. Electron c. Neutron d. Nucleus
6. The nucleus of an atom contains
a. Neutron and electron b. Proton and electron c. Proton and neutron d. Proton, neutron, electron
7. The negative charged particle of an atom is
a. Electron b. Neutron c. Nucleus d. Proton
8. Collectively, the protons and neutrons are called
a. Isotopes b. Nuclear c. Nucleons d. Nucleus
9. The
10. ‘plum pudding” model of the atom was proposed by
a. Ernest Rutherford c. John Dalton
b. James Chadwick d. Joseph John Thomson
11. Hg is the symbol of
a. Helium b. Hydrogen c. Hydrogen d. Nitrogen
12. The horizontal rows of elements in the Periodic Table are called
a. Groups b. Halogens c. Periods d. Transition elements
13. Which two elements when combined form water?
a. Helium and Nitrogen b. Hydrogen and Oxygen c. Sodium and Oxygen d. Sulfur and Nitrogen
14. Josh, Vines, and Lil pour themselves a glass of cola with ice in it. Identify which objects are solid, liquid and
gas.
a. Bubbles-solid, cola-liquid, ice- gas c. Ice-solid, bubbles-liquid, cola- gas
b. cola- solid, ice- liquid, bubbles-gas d. Ice-solid, cola-liquid, bubbles-gas
15. When ice melts to form water, heat is
a. absorbed b. Created c. Destroyed d. Released
16. The following are examples of condensation EXCEPT
b. Cooling effect in applying acetone on nails c. Ground level fog on cold days
b. eye glasses fogging up d. Water that collects on the outside of a glass of cold drink
17. Based on the data, the letter H is hydrogen’s_____
1
H
Hydrogen
1.008

a. Atomic mass b. Atomic number c. Chemical symbol d. Element name

For number 18, refer to the table below.

Subatomic Particles Mass, grams
Electrons 9.109 x 10 -28
Protons 1.672 x 10 -24
Neutrons 1.675 x 10 -24

18. Which subatomic particles is the lightest?

a. electrons b. Neutrons c. Nucleus d. Protons
19. Water at 200C in an uncovered pan is evaporating very slowly. What could be done to the water to make it
evaporate more quickly?
a. cover it b. Heat it c. Place it in the dark d. Put salt in it
20. Additional air can be pumped into a tire filled with air because
a. the molecules in air are far apart c. the molecules in air can be compressed
b. the molecules in air are in constant motion d. The molecules in air have pressure
21. The measured of the space occupied by an object is called
a. density b. Mass c. Volume d. Weight
22. Which state of matter will hold its shape without a container?
a. gas b. Liquid c. Solid d. Volume
23. What state of matter is oxygen in the air?
a. gas b. Liquid c. Plasma d. Solid
24. The quantity of matter presents in an object is called its
a. density b. Mass c. Volume d. Weight
25. Which term best describe the process by which particles escape from liquid and enter gas state?
a. condensation b. Evaporation c. Freezing d. Sublimation
26. Isotopes have the same number of protons but contains different number of
a. electrons b. Neutrons c. Nucleus d. Protons
27.
Discovered the negative charge
particles of atom and known for
his PLUM PUDDING or RAISIN
BREAD MODEL of atom