Earth's Surface

How would you describe the water in the ocean?

• The water in the ocean is fresh and covers a small portion of the Earth's surface.
• The water in the ocean is warm and covers a large portion of the Earth's surface.
• The water in the ocean is sweet and covers a small portion of the Earth's surface.
• The water in the ocean is salty and covers a large portion of the Earth's surface.

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What is sand made up of?

• Large pebbles

• Seashells and coral fragments
• Small pieces of rock, minerals

• Molten lava and volcanic ash

The top, loose layer of the Earth's surface is called.....

• rock

• soil

• core
• acean

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Most of the Earth is covered in....

• Trees
• Water
• Mountains
• Sand

Rivers and lakes have what kind of water?

• Mineral water
• Freshwater
• Carbonated water
• Saltwater

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What can we find on a map?

• Cooking recipes
• Geographical features, landmarks, roads, cities, countries, and other points of interest
• Types of animals
• Musical notes

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What is an earthquake?

• Earthquakes are the shaking of the surface of the Earth resulting from a sudden release of energy in the Earth's lithosphere.
• Earthquakes are caused by the movement of clouds.
• Earthquakes are a result of heavy rainfall.
• Earthquakes are caused by volcanic eruptions.

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How can a volcano change the Earth's surface?

• Volcanoes can change the Earth's surface through processes like lava flows, ash deposits, and volcanic eruptions.
• Volcanoes can change the Earth's surface through snowstorms, hurricanes, and tsunamis.
• Volcanoes can change the Earth's surface by causing rainbows, earthquakes, and tornadoes.
• Volcanoes can change the Earth's surface by creating deserts, glaciers, and forests.

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What is a sand dune?

• A sand dune is a type of dessert
• A sand dune is a man-made structure
• A sand dune is a body of water
• A sand dune is a hill of sand made by wind

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What forms on the slow parts of a river?

• Sandbar

• Plants
• Hill

• Rocks

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