Planetary Science Investigation Review from Kahoot it!

All living things are part of the

• biosphere

• atmosphere

• geosphere

• hydrosphere

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How do the geosphere and hydrosphere interact?

• The geosphere stores parts of the hydrosphere.

• The geosphere erodes (shapes) the hydrosphere.

• The hydrosphere stores parts of the geosphere.

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How do the biosphere and the atmosphere interact?

• Air contains water.

• Volcanic ash can enter the atmosphere.

• Living things need air to survive.

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How do the biosphere and the hydrosphere interact?

• Air contains water.

• Volcanic ash can enter the atmosphere.

• Living things need water to survive.

• These two spheres do not interact.

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The Geosphere is...

• All liquid water on Earth

• A 100km thick layer of gases

• frozen water on earth

• Earths entire solid body

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What happens when it's spring in the Southern Hemisphere?

• It's fall in the Northern Hemisphere

• It's summer in the Northern Hemisphere

• It's winter in the Northern Hemisphere

• It's spring in the Northern Hemisphere

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Imaginary line through the center of the earth (from the north pole to south pole)

• axis

• orbit

• pole

• tilt

Why is summer warmer than winter?

• The entire planet is closer to the sun during summer

• The hemisphere experiencing summer is tilted more directly toward the sun

• The sun radiates more energy during the summer

• The earth spins slower on its axis during the summer

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The sun appears to move across the sky each day. What causes this?

• The path of the sun around the Earth

• the production the nuclear energy around the sun

• the tilt of the Earth on its axis

• the spinning of the Earth's axis

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The seasons are caused by Earth’s tilted axis as it travels around the sun. What causes winter in Southern Hemisphere?

• The North Pole tilts away from the sun

• The equator receives more direct light

• The South Pole tilts away from the sun

• Earth moves further away from the sun

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