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WorksheetsEnviro science 1
Total questions: 110
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Bacteria is:
Explosion from beneath the earth’s surface
Simplest organisms that carry out all basic life activities
The outer layer of the earth
Tiny organism that lives in one of Earth’s harshest environments
Continental Crust is:
The hot center of the earth.
The outer layer of the earth
Remains of something that was destroyed
Lighter crust that makes up the continents.
1st organisms on earth to use sunlight to make their own food; blue-green algae is
Cyanobacteria
Meteorite
Molten
Vent
Remains of something that was destroyed
Eruption
Crust
Debris
Comet
Mantle is
Ball of ice, rock, frozen gases and dust that orbits the sun.
The heavier crust that makes up the ocean floor.
The layer of the earth that surrounds the core.
Poisonous
The Earth Forms
Earth travels at about 107,000 km per hour
Earth contains everything it needs to keep people alive
A Life Support System
All of Above
In the solid earth, first formed; Except:
Gas & rocky debris circling sun crashed together
100 years ago
Energy heated Earth to high temperatures
Surface of earth was molten or liquid rock
Is not Major Layers of Earth
Crust
Oceans
Mantle
Core
The following are Gases in the Earth, except
Earth continued to cool
Gases escaped from millions of volcanoes and vents
Formed a layer of oceans around the earth
Gases cooled and some formed the oceans
in the history of the Liquids in the Earth is not true
Earth still not inhabitable
Volcanic eruptions from beneath the earth’s surface were violent
Air wasn't toxic, or poisonous to life
Rocky meteorites & icy comets battered Earth’s surface
The First Life on Earth
Life finally appeared on the Earth in the oceans.
Tiny, single-celled living things that resembled bacteria
Similar bacteria-like organisms exist today
All of Above
Kingdom Archaebacteria, in the evolution of the life except:
Methanogens
Mycobacterium
Extreme halophiles
Thermoacidophiles
Is a Characteristic of Cyanobacteria
About 1 M years ago; last bacteria
Red algae formed in shallow seas
Produced own food using energy from the sun
Released Carbon Dioxide as a waste product
Atmosphere is:
Layer of air surrounding the earth
Parts of earth where living things are found
A chemical change
Theory of how the continents moved over time
Parts of earth where living things are found is called:
Atmosphere
Biosphere
Chemical reaction
Continental Drift
Continental Drift is:
A chemical change
Theory of how the continents moved over time
Parts of earth where living things are found
Layer of air surrounding the earth
Groundwater is:
Water layer of earth
Water found underground
Solid surface and interior of the earth
Layer of atmosphere between stratosphere and thermosphere
Layer of atmosphere protecting earth from harmful solar radiation
Groundwater
Hydrosphere
Ozone layer
Mesosphere
Layer of atmosphere above mesosphere
Thermosphere
Stratosphere
Troposphere
All of the Above
Is the High energy radiation from the sun
Ultraviolet radiation
Infrared radiation
Light radiation
Water radiation
Water or other materials in the form of a gas
Hot Water
Vapor Water
Land Water
Oceans
Is denominated Liquid layer; Earth’s water
Lithosphere
Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
Biosphere
Earth’s solid and interior surface consists of:
Crust
Mantle
Core
All of Above
Surface cracked; and began moving
Theory is called Plate Tectonics
Explains theory of Continental Drift
The Earth contains 12 major plates
All of above
form along the edges of plates where plates move apart or collide
Volcanoes
Mountains
Plate Tectonics
Earthquake
Plate movement created Earth’s continents and also responsible for:
Tsunamis
Earthquake
All of Above
None of Above
"Pangaea" means
"all the Life"
"all the Air"
"all the Oceans"
"all the Earth"
The Hydrosphere, is True:
Is the liquid water component of the Earth.
Includes the oceans, seas, lakes, ponds, rivers and streams.
Covers about 70% of the surface of the Earth
All of Above
In the Principles of Hydrosphere is not True:
The hydrosphere, like the atmosphere, is always in motion
97.2% of all of the water on Earth is found in the oceans
This leaves only 2.8% of the Earth’s water as freshwater
Only 50% of which is drinkable
In the Hydrosphere the characteristics of the ocean which affects its motion are its
Temperature and Salinity.
Temperature and Pression
Warm and Cold
All of Above
The ocean serves two main purposes in the climate system, is false:
Absorbing 90% of the solar radiation
Redistribute the energy received from the sun
The energy is received from the sun, is transferred to the space
All of the Above
The 2.8% of freshwater is divided into:
Glaciers and Ice Caps
Groundwater
Surface Water
All of Above
The 0.03% of surface water is divided into:
Lakes
Soil
Water Vapor
All of Above
Who layer of Atmosphere contains ozone layer
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Mesosphere
Thermosphere
Is not a Problems due to Air Pollution
Stratospheric ozone depletion
Global climate change
Smog
None of above
What are the criteria pollutants?
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
Nitrogen Monoxide (NO)
Ozone (O3)
Leads, Hg
What are the most abundant components of dry air at sea level?
Nitrogen (N2)
Oxygen (O2)
Argon (Ar)
Carbon dioxide (CO2)
About TROPOSPHERE is False:
Lowest and thinnest layer 16 km at equator, 8 km at poles
50% of the atmosphere’s mass
Temperature decreases with altitude
A.Where weather occurs
About MESOSPHERE is True
Extends to almost 80 km high
Gases are less dense.
Temperature decreases as altitude increases.
All of Above
About THERMOSPHERE is False
Above the mesosphere and extends to almost 600 km high
Temperature increases with altitude
Temperature can go as high as 1,500 °C
Not reflects radio waves
EXOSPHERE is True
The interface between Earth and space
atoms and molecules can not escape to space
All of Above
None of Above
Biology is the study of what?
Life
Sandwich
The human brain
Weather
How long does it take for light to get from the Sun to the Earth?
150 million years
10 seconds
8 minutes
Sandwich
Which is an example of a biological contaminant?
Grass clippings
E-coli bacteria
Cow manure
Gasoline
How could pesticides get into lakes and streams?
it could be washed down a storm drain
it could be sprayed too close to a stream
rain could cause it to runoff into a stream
all of the above
circular
What season is cold and has short days and long nights.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
The longest day of the year is
Spring equinox
Summer solstice
Autumn equinox
Winter Solstice
Spring starts on
March 20th
June 21st
September 22nd
December 21st
How is the weather in spring compared to the weather in autumn
Hot and sunny with dry days
Warm and rain daily
Cool with plenty of rain
Cool and dry
What happens to the length of day during autumn
Long day and short nights
Short days and long nights
Equal day and equal nights
Short day and short night.
What is the difference between rotation and revolution?
Rotation is the Earth turning on its axis. Revolution is the Earth circling around the Sun.
Rotation is the Earth circling around the Sun and revolution is the Earth turning on its axis.
There is no difference and they are the same.
What is gravity?
A type of energy.
A force that causes objects to repel each other.
A force that causes objects to attract each other.
A large celestial object, such as a planet or a star
Which weather instrument measures the temperature of the air?
barometer
thermometer
anemometer
hygrometer
Which weather instrument measures air pressure?
barometer
thermometer
anemometer
hygrometer
Which instrument gives a big picture view of the atmosphere?
thermometer
anemometer
satellite
hygrometer
What term describes the average conditions of the atmosphere over a long period of time?
weather
climate
thunderstorms
meteorologists
What term describes the conditions at a particular time and place, such as temperature and precipitation?
weather
climate
thunderologists
meteorologists
The change of water vapor to liquid water, such as when fog or dew forms, is known as __________.
collection
condensation
precipitation
evaporation
What is the process of changing from a liquid to a gas?
absorption
evaporation
precipitation
condensation
Plants giving off moisture and releasing water into the air
Evaporation
Condensation
Transpiration
Precipitation
The attractive force between water molecules
Adhesion
Cohesion
Capillary Action
Temperature
Gas in the atmosphere that protects the Earth from the Sun's rays
atmosphere
troposphere
ozone
nitrogen
Lowest layer of the atmosphere
lifting
troposphere
wind funnel
nitrogen
Weather happens in the
troposhphere
mesosphere
stratosphere
exosphere
Airplanes fly in the
troposhphere
mesosphere
stratosphere
exosphere
Meteor showers occur in the
troposhphere
mesosphere
stratosphere
exosphere
What is climate?
weather
rain, sleet, snow, or hail
average weather in a region over a long period of time
the amount of ice cream available in a city
What does "latitude" refer to?
the distance away from the Equator
how much rain a place gets
how high up a mountain a place is
the number of seasons a place gets
Which of the following is NOT a factor that affects climate?
ocean currents
mountains
the amount of snow you get on Christmas
latitude
Deep ocean currents are driven by a difference in __________________.
wind
temperature
climate
tides
