Title: Module 2 (1)
1A TOUR DOWN AND UNDER
- A Strategic Intervention Material in Science VI
Prepared by DENNIS ECIJA CABADING Don Mariano
Marcos Memorial School Pinili District Division
of Ilocos Norte
2A Tour Down and Under
3TOURISTS DESTINATION
- LEAST MASTERED COMPETENCY
Describe the characteristics of the Earths
interior layers. BEC,PELC. VI,1
4 YOUR TOUR GUIDE
Before we begin the tour, take the following
gentle reminders. They will help you use this
material properly so you can learn more.
- Take a destination one at a time. Master the
skills needed in each activity before moving to
the next. - Do every activity honestly . Check your answers
from the key to corrections provided . - Spend time to read the added information. Better
yet, read the available references for deeper
understanding of the lesson.
Best of Luck!
5 LETS GET STARTED!
DESTINATION 1
Name the layers of the Earth. Choose your answer
from the choices below. A. Crust
B. Inner Core C. Mantle
D. Outer Core
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2.
3.
4.
Check your answers from the key of corrections.
Awesome! Move on!
6 LETS DIG DEEPER!
DESTINATION 2
Study the layers of the Earth more through this
illustration. Name the layers. Choose the letter
of the correct answer from the box.
1
- Crust
- Mantle
- Mohorovicic Discontinuity/Moho
- Inner Core
- Outer Core
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3
4
Have you perfected this ? Wonderful! Now you can
move on!
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7 PUSH IT TO THE
LIMIT !
DESTINATION 3
Study the Earths layer further. Describe each
layer. Choose the letter of the correct answer
from the box.
- A liquid region made mostly of iron and small
amount of nickel and sulfur in liquid form - It consists the continents, other land areas and
ocean floors or basins - The layer that separates the crust from the
underlying mantle. - The largest of the Earths layer that comprises
most of its volume and mass. - The hottest layer of the Earth at
- 6650 ºC
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2
3
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4
You are doing great! Can you do the next
activities?
8 GO BEYOND!
DESTINATION 4
Study the picture. Describe each layer of the
Earth. Choose the letter of the correct answer
from the box of choices.
1
- The solid inner most layer. It is made from
silicon and Nickel. - The boundary of Crust and Mantle.
- The outer most layer. It is made from solid
rocks-granite or basalt. - It is 2,900 km thick. It is made from solid
rocks but some are molten due to extreme heat and
pressure. - It is made from iron but behaves like liquid.
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3
4
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Have you mastered this? Brilliant! Now you can do
the next activities.
9 MEMORIES OF THE TOUR!
- Direction From the given options, select the
ones that best complete or answer each statement
or question. Then write the letter of the correct
answer in your answer sheets. - 1. What is the outer most layer of the earth?
- A. crust B. inner core
C. mantle D. outer core - Study the diagram below then answer question
number 2 and 3. -
I
II -
III -
IV -
- 2. What layer of the earth is the mantle?
- A. I B. II
C. III D. IV -
- 3. If the layers of the earth are arranged from
the thinnest to the thickest, what will the
arrangement be? -
- A. I, II and IV B. II , IV and I
C. IV, II and I D. I, IV and
II - 4. Which of the following Earths landscape is
correctly paired with its wise use? - A. Plains-for growing crops
Congratulations for reaching this far! Keep
moving!
10 MEMORIES OF THE TOUR!
- 5. Which comparison is TRUE?
- A. The crust is made up of molten rocks
while the core is made by basaltic rocks. - B. The mantle is made up of magma while
the crust is made by metallic minerals. - C. The inner core is made up of silicon
and nickel while the crust is made up of granite. - D. The crust is made up of granite and
basalt while the core is made up of molten rocks. - 6. Which is correctly paired with its
composition? - I. Crust - Basalt and granite
II. Inner Core - Silicon and
nickle
III. Mantle - Magma/molten rocks
IV. Outer core - Magma and metallic
minerals - A. I and II B. II and
III C. I, II and
III D. II, III and IV
- 7. What layer of the earth hold land masses
and ocean regions? - A. crust B. inner core
C. mantle D. outer core -
- 8. What do you call the boundary of crust and
mantle? - A. asthenosphere B. inner core
C. moho D. outer core - 9. In which layer of the Earth do you live?
- A. Crust B. Moho C.
Inner Core D. Asthenosphere - 10. Where do magma come from?
- A. Crust B. Mantle C.
Moho D. Lithosphere -
You are one of a kind! Keep moving!
11 ENRICH YOUR TOUR!
LAYERS OF THE EARTH To the tune of Colgate
Commercial Brush 3x a day (Crust,crust
crust Moho , mantle) 2x Core, core, core Inner ,
outer These are the Layers of the Earth
To the tune of Row Row Your Boat Crust is the
outermost layer of the Earth Moho and
Mantle Liquid and Solid core
Youre a superstar! Go master these songs!
12 MORE ENHANCEMENT
Study the following illustrations for you to
have a better picture of the layers of the Earth.
13 DID YOU KNOW THAT
Earths crust is the outer most and thinnest
layer of the Earth.
Earths upper mantle is about 650 km (about 400
mi) thick and features two distinct layers.
Directly beneath the crust is a solid layer that,
combined with the crust, forms the lithosphere.
Beneath this layer is the asthenosphere, where
semimolten rock flows slowly like hot tar. It is
believed that convection currents, which move
within this area like boiling water, drive the
overlying plates.
Earths liquid outer core is about 2,300 km
(about 1,400 mi) thick. As a result of extremely
high temperatures, this region is made up of
molten iron and nickel. This liquid material
helps produce Earths magnetic field.
Earths inner core, the planets innermost part,
is about 1,200 km (about 750 mi) thick and is
made of solid iron and nickel. Temperatures of
the inner core may reach 5,500C (9,932F).
Read your textbook for more information about the
lesson!
14 CHECK AND SEE !
KEY TO CORRECTIONS
- ACTIVITY CARD 1 (Destination 1)
- 1.A 2. C 3. D 4. B
- ACTIVITY CARD 2 (Destination 2)
- D 2. E 3. B 4. C 5. A
- ACTIVITY 3 (Destination 3)
- B 2. C 3.D 4. A 5. E
- ACTIVITY 4 (Destination 4)
- C 2. B 3. D 4. E 5. A
- ASSESSMENT CARD
- 1. A 2. B 3. D 4. A 5. C
- 6. C 7. A 8. C 9. A 10. B
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You are superior! I hope you learned a lot in
this tour!