WorksheetsCaves
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Cave is describes as
a large natural hole in a hill or a cliff
a place to hide from somebody
The ways the caves are formed
As acidic rain dissolves rock
Heavy rain erode cliffs
Ocean waves erode cliffs, water melts
As calcite from dripping water hardens
Stalactites are known as
a sharp pointed object coming up from the floor of a cave
a sharp pointed object hanging down from the roof of a cave
Stalagmites are known as a
a sharp pointed object coming up from the floor of a cave
a sharp pointed object hanging down from the roof of a cave
Troglobites are
living insects species in the forests
unique species of fish, crabs, milipedes and other creatures, that live their whole life in caves
animals that tremble without any scary events
Limestone caves form
as melting water runs under glaciers
as acidic rain dissolves rock
as ocean waves and heavy rain erode cliffs
as melting water runs through cracks in the ice
Sea caves form
as melting water runs under glaciers
as acidic rain dissolves rock
as ocean waves and heavy rain erode cliffs
as melting water runs through cracks in the ice
Ice caves form
as melting water runs under glaciers
as acidic rain dissolves rock
as ocean waves and heavy rain erode cliffs
as melting water runs through cracks in the ice
Which of these species belong to troglobites?
Spiders
Crayfish
Crabs
Milipedes
It is known, that caving is an adventure sport. What sports does it involve?
Playing dangerous games, risking their lives, diving
Walking, crawling, climbing, abseiling, swimming and rafting
Walking, driving, singing and rafting
Developping ideas, dancing and skating.
