Earth Systems Review Jeopardy Game

Which layer contains all living things?

• Atmosphere

• Biosphere

• Lithosphere

• Hydrosphere

What is the main difference between an open and closed lake?

• An open lake is connected to the ocean, while a closed lake is not.

• An open lake has no inflow or outflow, while a closed lake has both.

• An open lake is freshwater, while a closed lake is saltwater.

• An open lake is larger than a closed lake.

What happens during the process of weathering?

• Rocks are broken down into smaller pieces.

• Rocks are formed from molten magma.

• Rocks are transported by wind and water.

• Rocks are melted into lava.

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The atmosphere influences weather patterns by:

• regulating temperature and precipitation

• controlling ocean currents

• determining the Earth's rotation

• affecting the gravitational pull

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The ocean affects ecosystems by:

• providing habitat and food for marine life

• increasing land temperatures

• reducing biodiversity

• causing deforestation

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A watershed is:

• a region draining into a river, river system, or other body of water

• a type of water storage facility

• a method of water purification

• a type of irrigation system

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Runoff is the flow of water that occurs when excess stormwater, meltwater, or other sources flows over the Earth's surface. How does it affect Earth's systems?

• It causes erosion and carries pollutants into water bodies.

• It helps in the formation of mountains.

• It has no significant impact on Earth's systems.

• It only affects the atmosphere.

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Which describes a tributary?

• A river or stream flowing into a larger river or lake

• A large body of water surrounded by land

• A natural stream of water flowing in a channel to the sea, a lake, or another such stream

• A body of water that is frozen year-round

The main source of freshwater on Earth is:

• Rivers

• Lakes

• Glaciers and ice caps

• Groundwater

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Why is it important to conserve freshwater?

• Because it is essential for life and ecosystems.

• Because it is abundant and easily accessible.

• Because it is not necessary for human survival.

• Because it is only used for recreational purposes.

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