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WorksheetsYazied science chapter 6 lesson 4 & 5 & 6
Total questions: 98
Worksheet time: 49mins
A rapid downhill movement of a large amount of rock and soil !
earthquake
volcano
landslide
flood
flood causes rapid changes on Earth's surface .
true
false
Sliding soil can be so fast and strong that it can carry buildings ,cars and trees !
true
false
Odd one out !
erosion
weathering
flood
deposition
Which of the following do not cause a rapid change on Earth's surface?
flood
landslide
earthquake
weathering
Floods can uproot trees , carry away big rocks , or change where river flows!
true
false
Floods may leave thousands of acres covered by mud and sand .
true
false
when streams, rivers, or lakes get too full and overflow.
volcano
flood
landslide
rain
Effects of both land slides and floods are similar .
true
false
Scientists can predict earthquakes .
true
false
Scientists can find out where earthquakes had occurred .
true
false
is the outer layer of Earth .
mantle
lava
crust
plate
The crust and top of mantle are divided into pieces called ....................
crust
layers
minerals
plates
Plates do not move .
true
false
Which of the following is not caused by the movement of Earth's plates ?
mountain ranges and features on ocean floor .
mountain ranges near the edges of continents .
earthquakes
flood
When heavy rain or earthquake loosen materials on a steep slop .
earthquake
volcano
flood
landslide
A crack on rock where Earth's crust can move suddenly !
fault
pressure
earthquake
layer
The sudden movement of plates that causes Earth's crust to shake !
volcano
earthquake
landslide
flood
The place underground where earthquake begins !
plate
slops
fault
focus
The point on Earth's surface that is directly above the focus of an earthquake !
fault
epicenter
plate
stress
Most earthquakes are small.
true
false
An earthquake can be strong enough to damage buildings and cause landslides .
true
false
Pieces of earth's crust!
faults
slops
layers
plates
When the plates touches !
focus
epicenter
plates
faults
the epicenter is where the earthquake begins under the crust!
true
false
the epicenter is directly above the focus where the earthquake begins on the surface.
true
fals
a long high sea wave caused by an earthquake!
landslides
tall ridges
deep trenches
tsunamis
A land form that forms at the opening in the Earth's crust where magma reaches the surface .
earthquake
flood
plates
volcano
when magma reaches the surface !
earthquake
flood
lava
plates
Hot rocks , gases , ash , and other particles that burst from the opening of volcano !
rocks
vents
magma
lava
Temperature and kinds of rocks that make up magma determine the type of volcano eruption.
true
false
huge ocean waves !
tsunamis
flood
heavy rains
landslides
lava and ashes can cover whole cities and forests !
true
false
Eruptions can cause landslides , tsunamis and floods .
true
false
Periods of unusually low rain or snowfalls !
floods
droughts
landslides
tsunamis
Droughts may cause reduce the amount of water in rivers and lakes .
true
false
Which of the following changes is not caused by droughts ?
soil erosion
tsunamis
killing trees and other plants .
reducing amount of water in rivers and lakes .
Drought kills crops and dries out soil . this greatly is one cause of ........................
floods
reducing amount of water in rivers and lakes .
soil erosion
deposition
Most of Earth's surface is land .
true
false
Water covers ............of Earth's surface !
1/2
3/4
1/5
1/4
Solid water !
rivers
gas
ice
vapor
Water in the form of gas !!
vapor
ice
glacier
lakes
Water vapor is part of the atmosphere !
true
false
A large piece of floating !
snow
ice berg
vapor
bay
Any water that is above the ground on Earth .
glaciers
rivers
oceans
water surface
Water bodies are classified by the type of water they contain .
true
false
Water bodies are classified according .......................
their sizes
type of water they contain .
their depth
More than 97/100 of Earth's water is salty water .
true
false
Fresh water in rivers and lakes is more than salty water in oceans and seas .
true
false
Most of Earth's fresh water is frozen in glaciers and ice caps .
true
false
People can get drinking water from under ground .
true
false
odd one out !
glaciers
rivers
lakes
oceans
A large body of salt water .
ocean
pond
lake
stream
A large body of salt water .
ocean
pond
lake
stream
Odd one out !
sea
ocean
river
Ponds are smaller than lakes .
true
false
Which is NOT true about ponds and lakes ?
lakes and ponds are larger than oceans .
lakes and ponds have fresh water .
land surrounds lakes and ponds .
few lakes and ponds have salt water
A flowing body of fresh water .
lake
pond
sea
river
Rivers move downhill and flow into oceans , lakes or other rivers .
true
false
A large body of slowly moving ice .
river
ice cap
glacier
pole
Large areas of ice at the North and South poles .
glaciers
ice bergs
pole
ice caps
Form when more snow falls than melts in an area!
ice caps
ice bergs
glaciers
vapor
Runoff water .!!
Water that fills the spaces and cracks in underground soil .
Water that is frozen into huge bodies of moving ice.
water that falls on ground and runs into bodies of water .
Ground water !!
Water that falls on ground and runs into water bodies .
Any water under ground that fills cracks and spaces in underground soil and rock .
Frozen water in the form of glaciers and ice caps .
There is more fresh water underground than on the surface .
true
false
Ground water can flow out of the ground and into lakes or rivers .
true
false
A place where ground water comes to surface of the land .
spring
well
glacier
runoff water
people dig ................ to reach underground fresh water !
holes
pole
wells
mills
drinking water must go through a cleaning process that removes dirt and chemicals .
true
false
Many cities have water treatment plants in which water is cleaned and filtered .
true
false
Most fresh water on the surface is found on...............
rivers
lakes
glaciers
ponds
Why it is important to save water and keep it clean ?
Because ..............................
Most water on Earth is fresh water .
there is more salty water than fresh water .
fresh water resources are so limited and while there are millions of living things need water .
Earth's water is constantly being recycled .
true
false
Earth's water exists in 3 phases .
true
false
Water changes phases as it recycled .
true
false
when water is heated it changes from gas to liquid .
true
false
Evaporation !
water changes from gas to liquid.
water changes from solid to liquid.
water changes from liquid to gas .
water changes from liquid to solid .
Condensation !
water is heated and changes into water vapor .
water vapor cools as it rises to air and changes to droplets of liquid water . ,
water falls back to Earth in the form of rain , snow or hail.
Precipitation!
water vapor cools as it rises to air and changes to droplets of liquid water .
water is heated and changes into water vapor .
Any form of water that falls back to Earth like rain ,snow ,and hail .
the change of water from solid phase to liquid .
The movement of water from Earth's surface to the atmosphere and back again .
evaporation
condensation
water cycle
precipitation
Precipitation may soak and stored into ground .
true
false
precipitation may soak into ground and collected as .......................
runoff
ground water
glaciers
ice caps
Water vapor cools and changes into droplets which combines with ice crystals to form ............................
rain
precipitation
glaciers
clouds
Weather is a result of how water , air and temperature interact .
true
false
rain that has frozen on its way to Earth .
sleet
water vapor
hail
snow
when water vapor changes directly into ice crystals .
snow
sleet
rain
hail
Forms when drops of water in clouds freeze and are coated with multiple layers of ice .
sleet
hail
rain
snow
sleet forms if the air near Earth's surface is colder than air higher up .
true
false
When warm , moist air rises quickly into much cooler air !
sleet
hail
flood
thunderstorm
Long periods of heavy rain or storms can cause ..................
flooding
snow
drought
sleet
The pattern of weather over long time .
drought
climate
air
rain
water cycle affects both weather and climate .
true
false
places near the water bodies get less rainfall !
true
false
Smaller areas of the ocean that are partly surrounded by land.
rivers
ponds
islands
seas
A place where groundwater comes to the surface of the land.
pond
well
spring
lake
gas changes to liquid!
precipitation
evaporation
condensation
liquid water changes to gas!
evaporation
condensation
precipitation
water that flows along the ground returning to rivers, ponds, lakes, and oceans!
sleet
groundwater
run off
glaciers
