Topic 3 Lesson 2: Hydrosphere and Atmosphere

Look at the model of hydrosphere. Which two are parts of the hydrosphere?

• rain

• mountain

• lake

• cloud

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

Which sentence explains the interaction between atmosphere and hydrosphere?

• Plants producing oxygen.

• Bears hibernating in a cave.

• Water evaporating into water vapor.

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

Which sentence explains the interaction between atmosphere and biosphere?

• Plants producing oxygen.

• Bears hibernating in a cave.

• Water evaporating into water vapor.

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Which sentence explains the interaction between biosphere and geosphere?

• Plants producing oxygen.

• Bears hibernating in a cave.

• Water evaporating into water vapor.

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

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Look at the picture

Blizzards and hurricanes are natural disasters caused by the interaction between the (geosphere / atmosphere) and the (hydrosphere / biosphere).

• geosphere / hydrosphere

• atmosphere / hydrosphere

• geosphere / biosphere

• atmosphere / biosphere

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The (atmosphere / geosphere) keeps Earth warm by ( trapping heat from UV energy from the sun / allowing UV rays to bounce off the reflecting sunlight).

• geosphere / trapping heat from UV energy from the sun

• atmosphere / allowing UV rays to bounce off the reflecting sunlight

• geosphere / allowing UV rays to bounce off the reflecting life

• atmosphere / trapping heat from UV energy from the sun

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Devante drew this model of Earth.

Why is it helpful to Earth’s systems that the atmosphere is so thick? Choose the three that apply.

• to allow for the sun's rays to reflect off Earth and heat the rest of the solar system

• to trap the necessary heat to allow living organisms to survive

• to prevent the hydrosphere from freezing

• to protect the biosphere from some of the sun's UV rays

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