REPORTER 1:

REPORTER 2:
1. All living organisms will cease to exist without what?
A. Food B. Sunlight C. Water D. Animals
2. The process in which water naturally recycles itself.

A. Evaporation B. Rainfall C. Hydrologic Cycle D. Percolation

REPORTER 3:
1. The most abundant gas in the atmosphere by volume is _________. This gas comprises
78% of the Earth atmosphere by volume.
a. Oxygen
b. Carbon Dioxide
c. Nitrogen
d. Argon

2. Which of the following best explains how pressure decreases with height in the Earth's
atmosphere?
a. It decreases at a constant rate (linear decrease)
b. It decreases at a rate of 9.8 millibars per kilometer
c. When we move upwards from the earth's surface, the number of gas molecules in the
air decreases, and air become less dense compared to air near the earth's surface.

3. Ozone Layer found in

a. Thermosphere
b. Troposphere
c. Stratosphere
d. Mesosphere

4. What is the outer layer of earth’s atmosphere which is called the edge of space?
a. Stratosphere
b. Mesosphere
c. Exosphere
d. Thermosphere

REPORTER4:
1. Question: What is the primary process involved in nucleation and particle growth?
a) Evaporation
b) Condensation
c) Precipitation
d) Sublimation
2. Question: How do clouds form?
a) By volcanic eruptions
b) Through the process of vaporization
c) When air is saturated with moisture and condensation occurs
d) By the freezing of water droplets in the atmosphere

3. Question: What is responsible for the different colors of clouds?

a) Cloud composition
b) The time of day
c) Cloud altitude
d) Light scattering and absorption by cloud particles

4. Question: In the context of cloud formation, what is supercooling?

a) The process of clouds becoming super cold
b) The lowering of the freezing point of water in clouds
c) The rapid condensation of water vapor
d) The formation of ice crystals without freezing

5. Question: Which of the following factors does NOT influence cloud color?
a) Particle size
b) Sun angle
c) Air pressure
d) Atmospheric pollutants

Reporter 5:

1. It is also know as mackerel skies.

a.Stratus
b. Nimbostratus
c. altocumulus
d. cirrocumulus

2. This type of cloud is simply mist or fog when it forms close to the ground
a. stratus
b. stratocumulus
c. cirrus
d. cumulus

3. It has adorable piles of cotton form a large mass with a well-defined rounded edge
a. cumulonimbus
b. cumulus
c. cirrostratus
d. stratocumulus

4. It has an altitude of 0 km to 2km from the earth's surface

a. cirrus
b. mid level clod
c. low-level cloud
d. high-level cloud
REPORTER 6:
1. It is a land that occur along the river and other bodies of water.
a.)Riparian Area
b.)Wetlands
c.)Watershed
d.)Riparian Vegetaton

2. It is an area where there is not usually standing water and would typically be either forested or
agricultural land.
a.) Riparian Area
b.) Surface Water
c.) Upland Area
d.) Wetlands

3. It is composed of many parts including surface water, riparian areas, uplands, and ground water.
a.) Wetlands
b.) Reservoirs
c.) Watershed
d.) Streams

4.It is a water found underground in the cracks and spaces in soil.

a.) Surface Water
b.) Streams
c.) Wetlands
d.) Groundwater
5. It is a water located on top of land, forming terrestrial waterbodies, and may also be referred to
as blue water, opposed to the seawater and waterbodies like the ocean.
a.) Surface water
b.) Ground water
c.) Wetlands
d.) Riparian Vegetaton

REPORTER 7:
1. Earth-observing satellites are equipped with instruments that can measure:

a) Temperature and humidity

b) Cloud temperatures and precipitation particles (answer)

c) Wind speed and direction

d) Solar radiation levels

2. When did ground-based weather radar first emerge?

a) World War I

b) World War II (answer)

c) Cold War

d) Vietnam War

3. Which types of areas are ground-based weather radar primarily used to observe?

a) Coastal regions

b) Mountainous regions

c) Overland areas ( answer)

d) Oceanic regions

4. Which instrument is used to measure precipitation at a given location?

a. Anemometer

b. Barometer

c. Rain gauge (answer)

d. Thermometer

REPORTER 8:

REPORTER 9:
1. The gauge should be installed ______ ft. above the ground mounted on the side of a single post.
a. 3-4 b. 6-8 c. 2-3 d. 2-5

2. The mounting post of a rain gauge should have rounded, pointed or ____ top to avoid upward
splash towards it.
a. straight b. even c. slanted d. uniform

3. When you set up a rain gauge make sure that the top of the rain gauge is _________.
a. slanted b. level c. uneven d. tilted

4. How many steps are given in setting up a rain gauge?

a. 7 b. 20 c. 9 d. 5
 REPORTER 10:
REPORTER 11:
Mean Areal Precipitation

Compute the areal average using the Isohyetal Method for the given figure.

A=km^2

P=cm

Solution.

Zone Isohyets Mean Isohyetal Area Between

(cm) Value (cm) Isohyets

I <10 5 5 25
II 10-20 15 18 270
III 20-30 25 12 300
IV >30 35 12 420
Total
REPORTER 12:
REPORTER 13:
1. It is a bar graph showing the intensity of rainfall with respect to time and is useful in
determining the maximum intensities of rainfall during a particular storm as is required
inland drainage and design of culverts.

a. Mass curve
b. Hyetograph (answer)
c. Mass graph
d. Pie graph

2. The _________ is a graphical representation of cumulative discharge, volume and

time in chronological order.

a. Mass graph
b. Mass
c. Mass curve (answer)
d. Hyetograph

3. A mass curve of rainfall is always a rising curve and may have some ________ which
indicates periods of no rainfall.

a. horizontal sections(answer)
b. Hyetograph
c. Cumulative
d. Vertical sections

4. The variation of rainfall with respect to time may be shown graphically by:

a. Vertical sections, Mass curve

b. Hyetograph, mass graph
c. Mass curve, Hyetograph (answer)
d. Horizontal sections, vertical sections
MISSING REPORTER
1.This transfer occurs when some molecules in a water mass have attained sufficient kinetic energy to
eject themselves from the water surface.

a.Precipitation b.Evaporation c.Condensation d.Hydrologic Cycle

2.It occurs when excess rainwater, storm water, meltwater, or other sources, can no longer sufficiently
rapidly infiltrate in the soil.

a. Surface runoff b. Infiltration c.Interception d.Precipitation

3._______ is the continuous circulation of water in the Earth-atmosphere system.

a. Hydrology b. Watershed c. Cloud Formation d.Hydrologic Cycle

4. The gauge should be installed ______ ft. Above the ground mounted on the side of a single post

a. 3-4 b. 6-8 c. 2-3 d. 2-5

5. The most abundant gas in the atmosphere by volume is _________. This gas comprises 78% of the
Earth atmosphere by volume.

a.Oxygen. b. Carbon Dioxide. c. Nitrogen d. Argon

6.Which of the following best explains how pressure decreases with height in the Earth’s Atmosphere?
a.It decreases at a constant rate (linear decrease)

b.It decreases at a rate of 9.8 millibars per kilometer

c.When we move upwards from the earth’s surface, the number of gas molecules in the air decreases,
and air become less dense compared to air near the earth’s surface.

7.Ozone Layer found in?

a.Thermosphere. b. Troposphere c. Stratosphere. d. Mesosphere

8.What is the outer layer of earth’s atmosphere which is called the edge of space?

a.Stratosphere b. Mesosphere c. Exosphere d. Thermosphere

8.It is used in a national weather service that standardized design throughout the world for official
rainfall measurements.

a.Gauge. b. Large Capacity gauge c. Small Capacity d. 8-inch Gauge

9.It is a traditional gauge that has a capacity of 20 depth.

a.8-inch Gauge. b. Large Capacity. c. Small Capacity d. Rainfall measurements

10.It is one of the basic type of 8-inch gauge that has a capacity of 7 inches.

a.Gauge b. Large Capacity c. Small Capacity d. Rainfall measurements

11.It is a bar graph showing the intensity of rainfall with respect to time and is useful in determining the
maximum intensities of rainfall during a particular storm as is required inland drainage and design of
culverts.

a.Mass curve. b. Hyetograph. c. Mass graph. d. Pie graph

12.The _________ is a graphical representation of cumulative discharge, volume and time in

chronological order.

a.Mass graph. b. Mass. c. Mass curve. d. Hyetograph

13.A mass curve of rainfall is always a rising curve and may have some ________ which indicates periods
of no rainfall.

a.Horizontal sections. b. Hyetograph. c. Cumulative. d. Vertical sections

14.The variation of rainfall with respect to time may be shown graphically by:

a.Vertical sections, Mass curve.

b. Hyetograph, Mass graph.

c. Mass curve, Hyetograph.

d. Horizontal sections, Vertical sections

15. It is a procedure to determine the maximum amount of rainfall of different durations over a range of
areas.

a. Mean Areal Precipitation.

b. Depth-Area-Duration Analysis

c. Rain Gauges.

d. Isohyetal Method

16. Formed from a collection of water droplets or ice crystals that remain suspended in the atmosphere.
a.Condensation b. Groundwater c. Clouds d. Surface Water

17. Concerned with the properties of the earth’s water, and especially its movement in relation to land.
a.Topography b. Hydrology c. Hydraulics d.geology