
HOPE 4 Grade 12
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- Q1The first Filipino who summited Mt. Everest.Erwin EmataLeo OracionRomeo GarduceDale Abonejar45s
- Q2The highest mountain in the Philippines.Mt. TaalMt. EverestMt. PulagMt. Apo45s
- Q3The first Filipina who conquered the peak of Mt. EverestNoelle WenceslaoCarina DayondonJanet BelarminoNone of them45s
- Q4The mountain in Luzon that is known for sea of cloudsMt. ApoMt. PulagMt. PinatuboMt. Guiting Guiting45s
- Q5The mountain that you can see in province of Pampanga, Zambales andTarlac.Mt. Guiting GuitingMt. ApoMt. PulagMt. Pinatubo45s
- Q6___________ is the sport of climbing a mountain.TrekkingMountaineeringAlphinismClimbing45s
- Q7What is the purpose of mountaineering?develops appreciation and respect to environmentaims at reaching the highestpoint of mountainsimproving both your physical fitness and cardiovascular fitness levelsreducing body fat through aerobic exercise45s
- Q8What are the benefits of mountaineering?develops appreciation and respect to environmentimproving both your physical fitness and cardiovascular fitness levelsAll of themreducing body fat through aerobic exercise45s
- Q9Earth's highest mountain above sea level.Mt. EverestMt. EvergotescoMt. EverythingMt. Evergreen45s
- Q10Skin divers of the island Crete in the Mediterranean used hollow reeds to breather while submerged in water as they collected sponges.Eye goggle from shells (1300s)Animal skins were filled with air (9000 B.C.)Diving Bell (300 B.C.)Hollow Reed (3000 B.C.)45s
- Q11An ancient bas-relief dating 900 B.C. depicted divers in Assyria using animal skin filled with air to lengthen their stay underwater.Animal skins were filled with air (9000 B.C.)Eye goggle from shells (1300s)Diving Bell (300 B.C.)Hollow Reed (3000 B.C.)45s
- Q12Alexander the Great encouraged the development of the first diving bell, which was a cauldron designed to trap a pocket of air when it was lowered into the water. This instrument allowed divers to take breaths without needing to go all the way up to the surface to gulp air, but it also limited their mobility. On one of the writings of Aristotle, he mentioned divers using a tube connected to the surface to the snorkel remarking that ít worked like "the trunk of the elephant".Hollow Reed (3000 B.C.)Animal skins were filled with air (9000 B.C.)Diving Bell (300 B.C.)Eye goggle from shells (1300s)45s
- Q13The shell of the tortoise was used to develop a gadget to protect of tortoise the eye.as well as to see more clearly in water. The shell was sliced very thinly until it became translucent then polished for vision clarity. It was then used by the Persian divers.Hollow Reed (3000 B.C.)Animal skins were filled with air (9000 B.C.)Diving Bell (300 B.C.)Eye goggle from shells (1300s)45s
- Q14Leonardo de Vinci proposed and created the first contemporary snorkel, a hollow tube designed attached to the leather-head helmet of the diver, allowing to breathe even when face was sub merged underwater. He also had a sketch of webbed swimming gloves, an idea that led to the modern-day fins.Hollow Reed (3000 B.C.)Hollowed tube and sketch of webbed swimming gloves (1400s)Wooden Paddles (1717)Modern Fins (1912)45s
- Q15Benjamin Franklin came up with an idea of using wooden paddles attached to the hands and feet to help swimmers swim faster.Wooden Paddles (1717)Hollowed tube and sketch of webbed swimming gloves (1400s)Hollow Reed (3000 B.C.)Modern Fins (1912)45s