Earth's Spheres Test

Which example describes an interaction between the atmosphere and geosphere?

• People use a boat to cross a lake.

• A rock pile falls in a river, creating a dam.

• The wind blows on rocks, causing erosion.

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How does freshwater shape the biosphere?

• Plants and animals must drink freshwater to survive.

• Freshwater shapes rocks and sand when it falls as rain.

• Freshwater condenses in the air, forming clouds.

• Frozen freshwater creates ice caps and glaciers.

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The Earth’s crust and upper mantle is called the ___________.

• atmosphere

• biosphere

• geosphere

• hydrosphere

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NGSS.MS-ESS1-4

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All the waters on the Earth are called the ________________.

• atmosphere

• biosphere

• geoshpere

• hydrosphere

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The ____________ is made up of all living things.

• atmosphere

• biosphere

• geosphere

• hydrosphere

The outermost layer of the earth is called the _______________.

• atmosphere

• biosphere

• geosphere

• hydrosphere

Which of the Earth’s spheres are present in this image? Select all that apply:

• atmosphere

• biosphere

• geosphere

• hydrosphere

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

Where can you find the majority of the water in the hydrosphere?

• Lakes

• Oceans

• Rivers

• Glaciers

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NGSS.MS-ESS2-4

What is the Greek word for 'air'?

• Atmos

• Hydro

• Bio

• Geo

What is the main function of the stratosphere?

• Hold breathable air

• Support satellite movement

• Absorb harmful rays from the sun

• Contain Weather