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WorksheetsGrade 6 Revision for FII
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 40mins
appearance of bright spots in the chromosphere
Solar flare
Prominence
Both
from the chromosphere into the corona
Solar flare
Prominence
Both
ribbon of glowing gases
Solar flare
Prominence
Both
like volcanoes on earth.
Solar flare
Prominence
Both
Stars are in the same place always
True
False
Sunspots are dark spots on the sun.
True
False
The photosphere gives off the light energy we see from the sun
True
False
the chromosphere is he outermost layer of the sun
True
False
It is safe to travel to space during solar eruptions
True
False
when plate boundaries hit each other, this is called
diverging plate boundary
converging plate boundary
spreading plate boundary
sliding plate boundary
when plate boundaries slide past each other, this is called
diverging plate boundary
converging plate boundary
spreading plate boundary
sliding plate boundary
faults are created due to
diverging plate boundary
converging plate boundary
spreading plate boundary
sliding plate boundary
Unwanted substance added into the soil, air and water
germ
microbe
pollutant
pollution
Place where garbage is buried
landfill
fossil fuel
pollution
litter
Garbage thrown on the ground by humans
landfill
fossil fuel
pollution
litter
Crack in the lithosphere
litter
fault
boundary
plate
Choose the correct answer(s).
The constructive forces represent
mountains
landslides
valleys
tsunami
Mountains form when converging plate boundaries collide
True
False
Biomass is a non-renewable resource.
True
False
Inexhaustible energy resources can NEVER run out.
True
False
Example(s) of Renewable resources ...
Plants
Oil
Coal
Wood
Example(s) of Non-renewable resources ...
Plants
Oil
Sun
Wood
The barometric pressure is higher on mountains than on land
True
False
Straight low level cloud that can block sunlight are called
Cumulonimbus
Cirrus
Stratus
Altocumulus
high level wispy clouds are called
Cumulonimbus
Cirrus
Stratus
Altocumulus
ground level clouds are called
Cumulonimbus
fog
Stratus
Altocumulus
Very big vertical clouds existing during thunderstorms are called
Cumulonimbus
fog
Stratus
Altocumulus
The speed of wind is measured by the
anemometer
thermometer
hygrometer
barometer
The atmospheric pressure is measured by the
anemometer
thermometer
hygrometer
barometer
Hot air sinks and cold rises sinks
True
False
Sleet forms when raindrops are blown many times into the freezing air on top of a cloud during a thunderstorm
True
False
Blanket of air surrounding the earth
photosphere
chromosphere
atmosphere
lithosphere
water vapor in the air
atmosphere
weather
precipitation
humidity
the hottest place on earth
trade wind
poles
equator
atmosphere
stars in the sky making a pattern are called
constellation
chromosphere
sunspots
prominence
a hot ball of glowing gases
meteor
supergiant
star constellations
sun
an example of an inexhaustible source of energy
fuel
geothermal energy
biomass
coal
Some examples of precipitation are
sleet
rain
rocks
hail
when the wind comes from the north and goes to the south, it is called
south wind
north wind
trade wind
jet stream
a narrow band of high speed wind is called
south wind
north wind
trade wind
jet stream
