This document contains information about different types of lava flows and volcanic eruptions. It discusses how the viscosity and silica content of lava determines the type of flow. Lava with high viscosity and less silica piles up at vents to form domes, while lava with less silica and low viscosity can travel farther to form thin sheets. The document also provides instruction to students to list the five types of volcanic eruptions and the processes involved in geothermal energy production, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of geothermal energy. Finally, it instructs students to identify weather elements, seasons in the Philippines, and five factors that affect climate.

1. SCIENCE 9
QUARTER 3 MODULE 2

7. Lava with low amount
of gas as it rises has
high viscosity that
piles up at a vent
resulting into a dome.
Lava with less silica
content is too viscous
to travel far, and
tends to break up as it
flows.
Lava with less silica
content has less silica
content has low
viscosity that it can
travel a great distance
forming a thin sheet.

24. Give the 5 types of volcanic
eruption
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

25. SCIENCE 9
QUARTER 3 MODULE 3
GEOTHERMAL ENERGY

66. Intruction: Get a ½ crosswise of paper.
SCIENCE 9
Name:______________Grade:________
Teacher Name:________School:________
1.
2.

67. 1. It is where heat from within the earth changes
water into steam which turn into steam
turbines that generate electricity?
2-6. Give the 5 process of geothermal energy
electricity.
7-11. Give the Advantages and Disadvantages of
using geothermal energy.

68. Factors
affecting the climate
SCIENCE 9
QUARTER 3 MODULE 4

92. Instruction:
Get a ½ crosswise paper, write the following
SCIENCE -9
Name:________________Grade:_________
Teacher:_______________School:________

93. 1. It is a mixed of event or conditions that happens in
our atmosphere over a period of hours or day?
2. It refers to the average weather conditions in a place
over many years?
3. A height of an area above see level?
4-5. what are the two major seasons in our country?
6-10. What are the five (5) factors that affect the
climate?