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True or False? The geosphere includes glaciers.
True
False
2
Lakes, rivers, oceans, streams, seas, ponds, glaciers and ice sheets belong to which of earth's spheres?
hydrosphere
biosphere
geosphere
atmosphere
3
Which layer of the Earth has convections currents, is semi-solid (like playdough), and is the thickest layer?
inner core
crust
mantle
outer core
4
Which type of rock goes in NUMBER 1, as they travel the outside path of the rock cycle?
metamorphic
igneous
sediments
magma
5
Which type of rock goes in NUMBER 5, as they travel the outside path of the rock cycle?
sedimentary
igneous
magma
metamorphic
6
Which layers of the Earth are 100 % SOLID?
inner core and outer core
mantle and outer core
crust and inner core
crust and mantle
7
A student used syrup to model Earth's outer core. Is this accurate?
The model is accurate because the outer core is made of molten metals.
The model is not accurate because the outer core is solid and rocky.
It is not accurate because we don't know the composition of the outer core.
The model is accurate because the outer core is made of organic materials.
8
Which layer of the Earth a liquid?
crust
outer core
inner core
mantle
9
Which type of rock forms when pieces of broken rocks and minerals get compacted and cemented together?
Sedimentary
Metamorphic
Igneous
Volcanic
10
Why do sedimentary rocks only form at or near Earth’s surface.
Sedimentary rocks do not only form at the Earth's surface
The go through WED, by wind water or ice which occur at the Earth's surface
Sedimentary rocks need oxygen to form
They are the only kind of rocks on the Earth' s surface
11
How does sedimentary rock, that melts due to the high temperature, become igneous rock?
It must grow new mineral crystals and become harder.
The melted material must become compacted and cemented together.
The melted material must become cooler and crystallize.
It must develop bands of alternating light and dark minerals.
12
True or False? The hydrosphere includes icebergs.
True
False
13
Which type of rock goes in NUMBER 2, as they travel the outside path of the rock cycle?
igneous
metamorphic
magma
sedimentary
14
Which statement correctly describes the crust and mantle?
The crust is the innermost layer of Earth. The mantle surrounds the crust.
The crust is the outer layer. The mantle is the thick middle layer.
The crust is the thickest layer of Earth. The mantle is the thinnest layer.
The crust is the liquid layer of Earth. The mantle is the solid layer.
15
True or False? The biosphere includes the environments of living things.
True
False
16
Which layer of the Earth is made of molten metals?
Crust
mantle
outer core
inner core
17
A student modeled Earth's continents in a drawing, as shown below. Which layer of Earth is the student modeling?
crust
outer core
mantle
inner core
18
Inhaling and exhaling involves interaction with the -
biosphere
atmosphere
geosphere
hydrosphere
19
True or False? The atmosphere includes plants.
False
True
20
True or False? The atmosphere includes volcanoes.
True
False
21
Put the layers of the Earth in order from outside to inside.
crust, outer core, inner core, mantle
inner core, outer core, mantle crust
mantle, inner core, outer core, crust
crust, mantle, outer core, inner core
22
Which type of rock goes in NUMBER 3, as they travel the outside path of the rock cycle?
magma
metamorphic
sediments
igneous
23
How can you differentiate between the hydrosphere and the geosphere?
The hydrosphere is the blanket of gases around Earth. The geosphere is rock
The hydrosphere includes life. The geosphere is the blanket of gases
The hydrosphere is Earth's surface. The geosphere includes living things.
The hydrosphere includes Earth's water. The geosphere is Earth's rock.
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Which type of rock goes in NUMBER 4, as they travel the outside path of the rock cycle?
igneous
sedimentary
metamorphic
magma
