Module 2 Review

During a thrilling science quiz, Zoe, Abigail, and Rohan are on the edge of their seats. The quizmaster, with a twinkle in his eye, asks, 'Can you name the three main layers of our beloved planet Earth?'

• crust, mantle, core

• outer core, inner core, lithosphere

• atmosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere

• lithosphere, asthenosphere, mesosphere

Imagine this! Jackson, Nora, and Mason are on an exciting adventure trip to the Grand Canyon. They are amazed to see the rocks and minerals breaking down into smaller pieces right before their eyes. Can you guess what this fascinating process is called?

• erosion

• decomposition

• disintegration

• weathering

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Imagine this! Kai, Noah, and Avery are on a thrilling adventure in their kitchen, playing around with science. They discover that when they touch a metal spoon that's been lounging in a pot of bubbling, boiling water, it's surprisingly hot. Can you guess the name of this exciting phenomenon where heat travels through a solid object?

• convection

• conduction

• radiation

• transmission

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Henry, Benjamin, and William are on a thrilling quest in their school's geography quiz. They stumble upon a challenging question: 'Can you name the four primary spheres of the Earth that you've studied in your geography lessons?'

• ocean, desert, forest, and mountain

• crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core

• troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, and thermosphere

• lithosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, and biosphere

Imagine this! Lily, Benjamin, and Sophia are on an exciting adventure trip to a grand canyon. They are amazed by the unique shape of the canyon walls and start wondering about the process that could have shaped them. Can you help them figure out what is the process by which wind, water, or ice remove and transport soil and sediment called?

• erosion

• deposition

• sedimentation

• weathering

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-2

During a lively geography class, Arjun, James, and Scarlett were having a friendly debate about the Earth's layers. They were particularly intrigued about which layer of the Earth is the thinnest. Can you jump in and help settle their debate?

• crust

• core

• mantle

• atmosphere

During a fun science experiment, Aria, Anika and Henry were observing a pot of water being heated on the stove. They noticed that the heat seemed to dance in a circular motion within the pot, like a merry-go-round at a fair. Can you guess what this fascinating transfer of heat through the movement of a fluid is called?

• conduction

• evaporation

• convection

• radiation

Imagine Benjamin, Aria, and Avery are on a thrilling adventure in a science fiction movie. They are trapped in a spaceship and the only way to escape is to correctly identify the three types of heat transfer that occur when a pot of water is heated on a stove. Can you help them escape by identifying these three types of heat transfer?

• evaporation, condensation, and sublimation

• conduction, convection, and radiation

• reflection, refraction, and diffraction

• compression, expansion, and adiabatic processes

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During an exciting cross-country road trip, James, Henry, and Sophia were playing a fun game of 'I Spy' with their geography knowledge. They were trying to identify the three main types of landforms they could see from their car windows. What did they spot?

• oceans, rivers, and lakes

• forests, deserts, and canyons

• hills, valleys, and deserts

• mountains, plains, and plateaus

Abigail, Avery, and Nora are on an exciting adventure at a geology museum. Suddenly, their guide throws a fun challenge at them, 'Can you tell me the name of the Earth's outermost layer?'

• crust

• atmosphere

• mantle

• core