WorksheetsModule 3
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which process create the grand canyon?
water erosion
landslide
wind erosion
earthquakes
Can ocean waves change rocks along a coastline?
Maybe. Scientists are note sure.
Yes. Pounding waves create boulders.
Yes. Pounding waves break rocks into smaller pieces.
No. Waves are too weak to change rocks.
What causes the earthquakes and volcanic activity in the ring of fire?
Water
The mantle opening
Tectonic plates moving on Fault
Which is an example of a process that can slowly change the surface of the Earth?
glacier
earthquake
landslide
volcanic eruption
True o False: Both living and nonliving things effect the earth
True
False
True or False: Earthquakes and Volcanoes can both build and destroy?
True
False
Which feature is an underwater mountain range?
mid ocean ridge
abyssal plain
delta
trench
Select the layers of earth in oder fro inside to inside earth
inner core, mantel, crust, outer core
mantel , crust, inner core, outer core
crust, mantel, outer core, inner core
mantel, crust, inner core, outer core
how are the layers of earth different from each other
the mantel is made up of hot molten liquid, the inner core is the hottest layer but the pressure causes it to be a solid, the crust is where landforms are formed and shaped
the crust is made up of hot molten liquid, the outer core is solid
there is no difference between the layers
Humans removing trees can __________ the process of soil erosion.
Speed up
slow down
not change
#11 . A material that formed from ancient organisms and is used today as a source of energy is a
plants
fossil fuels
solar energy
cast
wind, water, and the sun are all...
nonrenewable resources
living resources
renewable resources
fossil fuels
Nonrenewable resources are resources that
take so long to form that they cannot be replaced quickly
are so plentiful in nature that they can be used without worry
cause no pollution to the environment, so they are the best kind to use
cause so much pollution that they are never used
