Notes

1. TEST I:
Read the given statements below.
Make your decision whether you
AGREE or DISAGREE to each
statement. Write your answer on
a separate sheet of paper.

2. 1.
Some greenhouse gases
are naturally present in
the Earth’s
atmosphere.
AGREE DISAGREE

3. 2.
All of the radiation from
the Sun is absorbed by
the Earth.
AGREE DISAGREE

4. 3.
Plants and animals are
already changing their
behavior because of
climate change.
AGREE DISAGREE

5. 4.
Without the greenhouse
effect the Earth would be
cold.
AGREE DISAGREE

6. 5.
The trade winds are
weaker during an El Niño
event.
AGREE DISAGREE

7. TEST II:
Read each statement and classify
whether it describes La Niña or El
Niño. Write LN for La Niña and EN
for El Niño. Write your answer on
a separate sheet of paper.

8. 1.
Warming of the ocean
surface in the central and
eastern tropical Pacific
Ocean.

9. 2.
Means “little girl” in
Spanish and is also
known as the cold pace
of ENSO

10. 3.
The Spanish word for
“little boy” or the
Christ Child

11. 4.
It becomes stronger
as the ocean waters
become warmer.

12. 5.
It becomes stronger
with the cooler ocean
temperatures.

13. TEST III:
Read each item and choose
the word that describes the
statements below.

14. 1.
Usually occurs in the country
from late October to March
and affects the eastern part
of the country.
AMIHAN HABAGAT

15. 2.
Brings heavy rains that
affects the western part of
the country from July to
September.
AMIHAN HABAGAT

16. 3.
Refers to the gradual
increase of the overall
temperature of Earth’s
atmosphere.
MONSOONS
GLOBAL WARMING

17. 4.
A type of tropical cyclone
that forms over tropical or
subtropical waters. It has a
wind speed of 74mph or more.
HURRICANE TYPHOON

18. 5.
A mature tropical cyclone that
usually originates in the
northwest Pacific. It usually has
wind speeds of 118 to 220 kph.
HURRICANE TYPHOON

19. TIME IS UP!!!
EXCHANGE YOUR
PAPERS!

20. TEST I:
Read the given statements below.
Make your decision whether you
AGREE or DISAGREE to each
statement. Write your answer on
a separate sheet of paper.

21. 1.
Some greenhouse gases
are naturally present in
the Earth’s
atmosphere.
AGREE DISAGREE

22. 1.
Some greenhouse gases
are naturally present in
the Earth’s
atmosphere.
AGREE DISAGREE

23. 2.
All of the radiation from
the Sun is absorbed by
the Earth.
AGREE DISAGREE

24. 2.
All of the radiation from
the Sun is absorbed by
the Earth.
AGREE DISAGREE

25. 3.
Plants and animals are
already changing their
behavior because of
climate change.
AGREE DISAGREE

26. 3.
Plants and animals are
already changing their
behavior because of
climate change.
AGREE DISAGREE

27. 4.
Without the greenhouse
effect the Earth would be
cold.
AGREE DISAGREE

28. 4.
Without the greenhouse
effect the Earth would be
cold.
AGREE DISAGREE

29. 5.
The trade winds are
weaker during an El Niño
event.
AGREE DISAGREE

30. 5.
The trade winds are
weaker during an El Niño
event.
AGREE DISAGREE

31. TEST II:
Read each statement and classify
whether it describes La Niña or El
Niño. Write LN for La Niña and EN
for El Niño. Write your answer on
a separate sheet of paper.

32. 1.
Warming of the ocean
surface in the central and
eastern tropical Pacific
Ocean.

33. 1.
Warming of the ocean
surface in the central and
eastern tropical Pacific
Ocean. EN

34. 2.
Means “little girl” in
Spanish and is also
known as the cold pace
of ENSO

35. 2.
Means “little girl” in
Spanish and is also
known as the cold pace
of ENSO LN

36. 3.
The Spanish word for
“little boy” or the
Christ Child

37. 3.
The Spanish word for
“little boy” or the
Christ Child
EN

38. 4.
It becomes stronger
as the ocean waters
become warmer.

39. 4.
It becomes stronger
as the ocean waters
become warmer.
EN

40. 5.
It becomes stronger
with the cooler ocean
temperatures.

41. 5.
It becomes stronger
with the cooler ocean
temperatures.
LN

42. TEST III:
Read each item and choose
the word that describes the
statements below.

43. 1.
Usually occurs in the country
from late October to March
and affects the eastern part
of the country.
AMIHAN HABAGAT

44. 1.
Usually occurs in the country
from late October to March
and affects the eastern part
of the country.
AMIHAN HABAGAT

45. 2.
Brings heavy rains that
affects the western part of
the country from July to
September.
AMIHAN HABAGAT

46. 2.
Brings heavy rains that
affects the western part of
the country from July to
September.
AMIHAN HABAGAT

47. 3.
Refers to the gradual
increase of the overall
temperature of Earth’s
atmosphere.
MONSOONS
GLOBAL WARMING

48. 3.
Refers to the gradual
increase of the overall
temperature of Earth’s
atmosphere.
MONSOONS
GLOBAL WARMING

49. 4.
A type of tropical cyclone
that forms over tropical or
subtropical waters. It has a
wind speed of 74mph or more.
HURRICANE TYPHOON

50. 4.
A type of tropical cyclone
that forms over tropical or
subtropical waters. It has a
wind speed of 74mph or more.
HURRICANE TYPHOON

51. 5.
A mature tropical cyclone that
usually originates in the
northwest Pacific. It usually has
wind speeds of 118 to 220 kph.
HURRICANE TYPHOON

52. 5.
A mature tropical cyclone that
usually originates in the
northwest Pacific. It usually has
wind speeds of 118 to 220 kph.
HURRICANE TYPHOON

53. COUNT THE NUMBER
OF CHECKS AND
RETURN THE PAPERS