SCIENCE (Typhoon)

Question 1

Northern
Pacific Ocean

Answer 1

Hurricane

Question 2

Northwest
Pacific Ocean

Answer 2

Typhoon

Question 3

measures the
speed of the
wind

Answer 3

Anemometer

Question 4

It
measures the wind
direction at a given
point of time.

Answer 4

Wind vane

Question 5

measures
atmospheric
pressure

Answer 5

Barometer

Question 6

Measures air
temperature

Answer 6

Thermometer

Question 7

measure
the amount or level of
rain collected over a
period of time

Answer 7

Rain gauge

Question 8

It is also
called sounding balloon.
The radiosonde is

attached to the balloon to
measure the atmospheric

Answer 8

Weather Balloon

Question 9

The state in which a tropical cyclone begins to develop
when the condition needed for its formation is met.

Answer 9

Formative Stage

Question 10

The state in which a tropical cyclone is already packed
with raging winds and swirling clouds.

Answer 10

Mature Stage

Question 11

The state in which a tropical cyclone is getting weak and
can disappear with lack of moisture.

Answer 11

Dissipation Stage

Question 12

PAG-ASA

Answer 12

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and
Astronomical Services Administration

Question 13

DOST

Answer 13

Department of Science and Technology

Question 14

PAR

Answer 14

Philippine Area of Responsibility

Question 15

A government agency responsible for monitoring
typhoon, weather, climatological and astronomical
phenomena.

Answer 15

PAG-ASA

Question 16

Works hand in hand with PAG-ASA

Answer 16

DOST

Question 17

is an imaginary
line drawn around the
Philippines, including
the bodies of water
that surround the
country.

Answer 17

PAR