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Geological Time & More DIA Review

Total questions: 11

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How would you fix this model of earth orbiting the sun?

a)

I would add color

b)

Winter in in the wrong place

c)

Earth is not labeled

d)

I would change the model to have earth tilted on a 23.5 degree axis.

2.

Which planet is closest to the sun?

a)

Earth is closest sun in this data set

b)

Mars is closest to the sun in this data set

c)

Neptune is closest to the sun in this data set

d)

Jupiter is a gas giant and therefore incredibly hot

3.

Massive changes in earths surface can mark changes in this.

a)

Earth Systems

b)

The tilt of earths tilt on an axis

c)

Property damage

d)

Geological Time

4.

Earth was formed after this.

a)

Mercury

b)

The Sun (our star)

c)

The Crab nebula

d)

Earth was formed before it's moon

5.

Earth was once a massive supercontinent called Pangea

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Only on Tuesdays

d)

Well... maybe

6.

Most of the life on earth has been nearly (die-offs) wiped-out this many times.

a)

Four times

b)

Never

c)

Only one time

d)

Five times

7.

These things can tell us the age of the earth based upon geological time.

a)

Fossil Records

b)

Rocks & Rock Strata

c)

Changes in the surface of the earth

d)

Ice samples from the arctic

e)

All of these lend to understand Geological Time

8.

What does this model communicate

a)

The distance between earth and earth and Star X

b)

The distance between The Sun and Star Y

c)

The distance between The Sun and Star Z

d)

The distance between Earth and the sun

9.

Our Galaxy (The Milky Way) is this type of Galaxy

a)

The Milky Way is a Spiral Galaxy

b)

The Milky Way is an Irregular Galaxy

c)

The Milky Way an Elliptical Galaxy

d)

The Milky Way is a Solar System... not a Galaxy

10.

Changes in different species can reflect changes in earth's climate.

a)

False

b)

Only on Tuesdays

c)

It really depends on the species

d)

True

11.

This is an example of Radioactive Dating

a)

Studying the age of Carbon 14 in a dead organism

b)

Studying the decay of Carbon 14 in a mummy

c)

Measuring the half-life of a decayed Wooly Mammoth bone

d)

All of these are valid examples