What I know
radiation
1. D 2. A 3. D 4. A 5. B 6. C
7. A 8. D 9. A 10. B 11. A
12. C 13. A 14. A 15. B
Activity 1
• Crust- Solid Rock - Outermost layer
thinnest under the ocean, thickest
under continents; crust and top of
mantle called the lithosphere
• Mantle - Middle layer, thickest
layer: top portion called
asthenosphere, upper and lower
mantle
• Core - Inner layer, consists of two
parts - outer core and inner core
Activity 2
1.RH 2.PH 3.PH 4.RH 5.RH
Activity 4
1. Conduction (Solid Material) In
condition the heat is transferred
through particles to particles without
any movements of particles or an
object.
2. Convection (Liquid and Gas
Material) - In conviction the heat is
transferred through liquid with the
movement of particles of an object.
3. Radiation (Electromagnetically
waves) - In radiation the heat or
energy is transferred through waves.
Activity 5
1)crust.
2)earth’s plates
3) plates
4)convection current
5)convection
6)plate tectonics 6.
7)earthquakes 7. earthquakes
8)volcanoes 8. sink
Activity 6 9. Pressure
a. When the convection occurs, the What I have learned
land masses break apart and the
temperature in the ground increases 1.) Source of heat
as the magma came out of the
2.) Nuclear, Disintegration
Earth's interior.
3.) Conduction, Convection
b. By the magma rising pushes
against and along tectonic plates, 4.) Conduction
which eventually moves the plates
5.) Convection
together, apart or along each other.
6.) Radiation
C. Conduction directly affects air
temperature only a few centimeters 7.) Tectonic plates
into the atmosphere. During the day,
8.) Thermal Energy
sunlight heats the ground, which in
turn heats the air directly above it via 9.) Thermal Energy
conduction.
10.) Subduction Zone
d. Movements of tectonic plates
create volcanoes along the plate WHAT I CAN DO ACTIVITY 6
boundaries, which erupt and form CONDUCTION
mountains. The play enters into the
magma and eventually it is Drawing:
completely melted. These pockets of
Explanation: if
magma find paths to the surface and
you hold a
create volcanoes.
chocolate and
e. Earthquakes occur in subduction eventually
zones because the plates pass one melt, because of conduction heat
another at different depths along from hand flows into the chocolates
their leading edges. This causes one and then it melts.
plate to float above the other plate
CONVECTION
to some degree.
Drawing:
Synthesis: In solids, conduction is
usually accomplished through Explanation: a
molecule collisions. The mass heater of a hot
migration of molecules in the same air balloon heats
direction causes convection in fluids. the balloon and
In conduction, heat is transferred via the balloon rises
a heated solid substance, whereas because of the convection, the hot
heat is transferred through an air trapped inside the balloon and
intermediary medium in convection. causes the balloon to move upward
Values integration:
Assessment
Activity 7
1.D 2.D 3.D 4.A 5.A 6.B 7.A
1. Radioactive
8.D 9.C 10.A 11.B 12.A 13.D
2. conduction
14.A 15.C
3. Plates
4. Convection
5. subduction