Location via proxy:   [ UP ]  
[Report a bug]   [Manage cookies]                
Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 2K views

    Are We Lucky in The Philippines

    Uploaded by

    Michelle Gonzales Caliuag
    1. The Philippines has a variety of natural resources due to its location near the equator and proximity to large bodies of water. 2. The country has abundant water resources from rivers, lakes, and rainfall, as well as mineral deposits, forests, and sources of renewable energy like geothermal, hydroelectric, solar and wind. 3. The Philippines' rich mineral resources are attributed to its location in the Pacific Ring of Fire, where many metallic minerals like gold, nickel and copper are found due to the country's geological structures like volcanoes.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Are We Lucky in The Philippines

    Uploaded by

    Michelle Gonzales Caliuag
    2K views82 pages
    1. The Philippines has a variety of natural resources due to its location near the equator and proximity to large bodies of water. 2. The country has abundant water resources from rivers, lakes, and rainfall, as well as mineral deposits, forests, and sources of renewable energy like geothermal, hydroelectric, solar and wind. 3. The Philippines' rich mineral resources are attributed to its location in the Pacific Ring of Fire, where many metallic minerals like gold, nickel and copper are found due to the country's geological structures like volcanoes.

    Original Description:

    grade 7 science, natural resources, watersheds

    Original Title

    Are We Lucky in the Philippines

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    1. The Philippines has a variety of natural resources due to its location near the equator and proximity to large bodies of water. 2. The country has abundant water resources from rivers, lakes, and rainfall, as well as mineral deposits, forests, and sources of renewable energy like geothermal, hydroelectric, solar and wind. 3. The Philippines' rich mineral resources are attributed to its location in the Pacific Ring of Fire, where many metallic minerals like gold, nickel and copper are found due to the country's geological structures like volcanoes.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    2K views82 pages

    Are We Lucky in The Philippines

    Uploaded by

    Michelle Gonzales Caliuag
    1. The Philippines has a variety of natural resources due to its location near the equator and proximity to large bodies of water. 2. The country has abundant water resources from rivers, lakes, and rainfall, as well as mineral deposits, forests, and sources of renewable energy like geothermal, hydroelectric, solar and wind. 3. The Philippines' rich mineral resources are attributed to its location in the Pacific Ring of Fire, where many metallic minerals like gold, nickel and copper are found due to the country's geological structures like volcanoes.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pptx, pdf, or txt
    of 82

    ARE WE

    LUCKY IN
    THE
    PHILIPPINES
    South China Sea

    MalayPacific
    Australian
    South
    Asian
    Philippine
    Indian
    Indonesian Continent
    China
    Continent
    Sea
    Ocean
    Peninsula
    Philippine Sea
    Archipelago
    (Malaysia)
    Archipelago
    Planet Earth
    isNotmade
    made by up of
    people,
    rather they are made by
    different
    NATURAL
    nature
    We things
    need
    RESOURCES to survive
    satisfy our needs
    or
    The Philippines
    is considered
    rich in natural
    resources.
    Why do we
    have rich
    natural
    resources?
    Is our location near
    the equator related
    to the presence of
    these natural
    resources?
    Given our
    location, what
    energy
    resources are
    available?
    WATER
    RESOURCES
    AND
    BIODIVERSITY
    The Philippines
    boast of many
    different kinds of
    natural water
    forms.
    The country’s
    coastline if laid end
    to end would
    measure around
    17.5 thousand
    kilometers
    Two big bodies
    of water on the
    side of the
    Philippines
    EAST SIDE

    PACIFIC
    OCEAN
    WEST SIDE
    SOUTH
    CHINA SEA
    These bodies of
    water are the origin
    of typhoons which
    on the average is
    20 per year.
    What is your
    association
    with too much
    rainfall?
    Water is one
    of nature’s gift
    to us
    Where does
    water in your
    community
    come from?
    You collect them
    when the rain falls
    or get them from
    the river, deep well,
    or spring.
    Where does
    water from rivers,
    lakes and spring
    originate?
    WATERSHEDS
    An area of land on a
    slope which drains its
    water into a stream
    and its tributaries
    WATERSHEDS
    Catchment area
    or drainage
    basin
    SEATWORK
    NO.8
    A. Complete the
    concept map
    about water
    resources
    10. What is the
    maximum longitude for
    any place on the earth’s
    surface?
    A. 15⁰
    B. 90⁰
    C. 180⁰
    11. In which of the
    following locations is tropical
    country probably located?
    A. 0⁰ latitude
    B. 10⁰South
    C. 60⁰North
    D. 90⁰South
    12. In which of the following is
    the imaginary line running from
    east to west where the
    diameter of the globe is
    greatest ?
    A. Equator
    B. Hemisphere
    C. Prime Meridian
    D. International Date Line
    13.How are latitude and longitude
    lines drawn on a globe of Earth?
    A. Latitude lines are parallel and
    longitude lines meet at the poles.
    B. Latitude lines are parallel and
    longitude lines meet at the equator.
    C. Longitude lines are parallel and
    latitude lines meet at the poles.
    D. Longitude lines are parallel and
    latitude lines meet at the equator.
    14. How are places to the
    west of the prime
    meridian called?
    A. East longitude
    B. East latitude
    C. West longitude
    D. West latitude
    15. Which bodies of water
    in the list are found to the
    west of the Philippines?
    A. Indian Ocean
    B. West Philippine Sea
    C. South China Sea
    D. Pacific Ocean
    16. Which large landmass
    is found to the north of
    the Philippines?
    A. Australian Continent
    B. Asian Continent
    C. Malay Peninsula
    D. Indonesian Archipelago
    17. Why is the Philippines called
    an archipelago?
    A. because it is surrounded by
    water
    B. because it is near the equator
    C. because it is a chain of islands
    D. because it is rich in natural
    resources
    18. Which body of water in
    the list is located to the east
    of the Philippines?
    A. Indian Ocean
    B. Pacific Ocean
    C. South China Sea
    D. West Philippine Sea
    19. What is the location of
    the Philippines in terms of
    latitude and longitude?
    A. 14° N and 121° E
    B. 30° N and 110° E
    C. 25° N and 150° E
    D. 45° N and 150° E
    SOIL
    FORMATION
    What is
    weathering?
    Weathering
    refers to a variety
    of processes that
    ‘destroy’ rocks.
    There are two
    types of
    weathering
    Physical and
    chemical
    Physical
    weathering
    processes leads
    to the
    disintegration of
    It means that the
    rocks are broken
    down into smaller
    and smaller
    pieces.
    3 ways of
    physical
    weathering
    1. Ice wedging
    2.Temperature
    changes
    3. Organic Activity
    Chemical
    weathering
    promote the
    decomposition of
    rocks
    1. Oxidation
    2. Hydrolysis
    3. Dissolution
    CLIMATE expressed as
    both TEMPERATURE
    and RAINFALL effects,
    is often considered the
    most powerful soil-
    forming factor
    TEMPERATURE
    controls how fast
    chemical
    reactions occur.
    The important metallic
    minerals found in various
    parts of the Philippines
    include COPPER, GOLD,
    IRON, CHROMITE,
    NICKEL, COBALT and
    PLATINUM
    The Philippines has also
    varied nonmetallic
    resources including
    sand and gravel,
    limestone, marble, clay
    and other quarry
    materials.
    The Philippines is listed
    th
    as the 5 mineral
    country in the world, 3 rd
    th
    in gold reserves, 4 in
    th
    copper and 5 in nickel.
    The richness of the
    Philippines in terms of
    mineral resources is
    being attributed to its
    location in the so-called
    Pacific Ring of Fire.
    ENERGY
    RESOURCES
    TYPES OF ENERGY
    SOURCES

    Renewable
    Non-renewable
    Easily
    replaceable
    RENEWABLE
    SOURCES
    Will eventually be
    used up
    NON-
    RENEWABLE
    SOURCES
    It took millions of
    years to form
    NON-
    RENEWABLE
    SOURCES
    Almost infinite
    supply
    RENEWABLE
    SOURCES
    GEOTHERMAL
    ENERGY
    HYDROELECTRIC
    POWER
    TIDAL
    ENERGY
    WIND
    ENERGY
    SOLAR
    ENERGY
    BIOGAS
    PETROLEUM
    COAL
    NATURAL
    GAS
    SEATWORK
    NO. 9
    1. Which of the following set of
    metallic minerals are the most
    abundant in the Philipppines?
    A. Gold,iron,copper,silver,nickel & zinc
    B. Gold, nickel,copper, iron &
    aluminum
    C. Gold, iron, copper,chromium,
    manganese & nickel
    D. Gold, iron, silver, mercury,zinc &
    aluminum
    2. What geologic structures
    are found near the location
    of the metallic deposits?
    A. Mountain and Volcanoes
    B. Delta and Plateau
    C. River and Valley
    D. Hills and Peninsula
    3. Why Philippines are rich in natural
    resources like minerals?
    A. because Philippines has many
    volcanoes
    B. because of the geological
    structures present
    C. because Philippines are
    surrounded by trenches
    D. All of these
    4. What two factors have the
    greatest influence on soil
    formation?
    A. temperature and rainfall
    B. slope of the land and rainfall
    C. kind of soil particles and
    temperature
    D. reforestation and use of
    compost as fertilizer
    5. What do you call a
    resource that people can
    use again and again but its
    supply can be replaced?
    A. renewable
    B. recyclable
    C. reliable
    D. unlimited
    6. Why are coal, petroleum, and natural gas
    considered nonrenewable resources if they
    were produced from plant and animal
    remains?
    A. It takes a very long time to produce them.
    B. Using them results in environmental
    problems.
    C. They are difficult to locate and explore
    from Earth.
    D. The Philippines is dependent on supply
    from other countries.
    7. Which of the following
    natural resources is non
    renewable?
    A. forests resources
    B. aquatic resources
    C. mineral resources
    D. water resources
    8. What are natural resources?
    These are materials or elements
    from the environment that people
    A. did not create
    B. invented for themselves
    C. use to meet their needs
    D. observe using a scientific
    equipment
    9. What do you call a resource
    that people can use again and
    again but its supply can be
    replaced?
    A. renewable
    B. recyclable
    C. reliable
    D. unlimited
    10. This refers to the process
    of breaking down or
    destroying rocks
    A. Weathering
    B. Erosion
    C. Deposition
    D. Landslide
    11. The Philippines is rich in mineral
    deposits. What is the relationship between
    the presences of minerals in the Philippines
    with any geologic structure?
    A. Minerals concentrate where magma
    circulates under the Earth.
    B. There is a greater deposit of rocks in
    geologic structures.
    C. It is where treasures where buried during
    the war.
    D. It has rich vegetation and biodiversity.
    NR – Nonrenewable, R – Renewable
    12. Water
    13. Minerals
    14. Trees
    15. Fossil Fuels

    You might also like