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Worksheetsrealms of the earth
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 11mins
what is the height of the Mariana trench
-15,682 m
-9,038 m
-10,994 m
-12,365 m
what is the hydrosphere
a large body of water on earth
a large land on earth
the land one with no water
the land with life
Evaluate the importance of Hydrosphere.
The water cycle is one of the factors that make the life possible on Earth.
Water in the air results in weather phenomena.
Electricity can be generated from water.
All of the above.
Name the ocean which is in Triangle shape.
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean.
The large masses of land is called __________
Seas
Continents.
Oceans.
The smallest continent
Australia.
Asia.
Europe.
Which canal is separating Africa from Asia.
Suez canal
Panama canal.
Australia is also known as:-
Island Continent.
Frozen continent.
Earth is a unique planet because it is the only planet with the presence of
Co2
O2
Nitrogen
Helium
The atmosphere has the ozone layer that protects the Earth from ____ rays from the Sun.
Cold
Death
Ultra violent
Mars
Bio means ___ and sphere means ____. [Select two]
Life
Rocks
Area
Gas
The vast blanket of gas around the Earth is known as
Hydrosphere
Lithosphere
Biosphere
None of these
What is the Realm in the given picture?
Hydrosphere
Lithosphere
Biosphere
Atmosphere
Which Ocean is looks like Alphabet "S"
Atlantic Ocean
Arctic ocean
Europe and Asia are separated by ______________ Mountain.
Eural Mountain
Himalaya Mountain
Alpes Mountain
Andes Mountain
Africa is separated from Asia by the ___________ Canal.
Kachhi Canal
Bio Bio Canal
Panama Canal
Suez Canal
How much percentage of Earth's population live in Australia?
0.4%
0.5%
15.2%
0.3%
The plateau which extent over thousand's of square kilometres is _________.
Plateau of Tibet
Snake Plateau
Deccan Plateau
Colorado Plateau
What is the one of the largest body of water?
Sea
Lake
River
Ocean
what is dose this picture tell's us
Isthmus
Geyser
Island
Delta
This land form is an opening in the earth where hot rock and lava can burst into the air.
a blowhole
a geyser
a river
a volcano
