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Worksheets5th 6 Week Final Review #3
Total questions: 63
Worksheet time: 32mins
In what physical layer of earth are the convection currents found which move the lithospheric plates?
Crust
Mantle
Asthenosphere
Outer Core
What feature forms at a divergent boundary between two continental plates?
Rift Valley
Folded Mountains
Deep Sea Trench
Mid Ocean Ridge
What feature forms when two continental plates collide?
Rift Valley
Folded (Thrust) Mountains
Volcanic Mountains
Mid Ocean Ridges
What is the driving force behind tectonic plate movement?
Convection in the asthenopshere
Flow of Phlogiston in the atmosphere
Density in the Lithosphere
Convection in the outer core and the electromagnetic force
Rotational forces from Earth spinning
Boundary between two colliding plates, often associated with mountain building, ocean trenches and volcanic islands
plate boundary
magma
divergent boundary
convergent boundary
the region where an oceanic plate sinks down into the asthenosphere at a convergent boundary, usually between continental and oceanic plates
subduction zone
lava zone
nitrogen zone
continental zone
where two plates are moving apart, magma comes up to create new crust
ridge
divergent boundary
convergent boundary
plate boundary
Circular currents in the mantle caused by the magma being heated by the core off the Earth.
convection currents
lava
magma
hot air
formed by two continental plates colliding and forcing each other upwards during convergent boundary
grassland
mountain ranges
snow
trench
Three Types of Plate Boundaries
Transform (slide past)
Convergent (collision)
Divergent (pull apart)
All the above
Transform Boundary
Where two plates slide past each other.
when two plates collide
when two plates are pulling apart
None of the above
Examples of convergent boundaries where two continental plates collide producing a large mountain range.
San Andreas Fault (USA)
Japan (Asia); Aleutian Islands (Alaska, USA)
Andes Mountains (S. America)
Himalaya Mtns (Asia); Appalachian Mtns (USA)
When convergent plates collide if both plates are continental they are pushed upward, this forms.
Fissures
Mountain Ranges
Volcanoes
Rock Cycle
Tectonic plates are always moving.
True
False
What is a tectonic plate
What is at the center of our Solar System and also the largest object in it?
Earth
Jupiter
The Sun
The Moon
What is the closest planet to the Sun?
Venus
Mercury
Earth
Mars
What four planets are gas planets?
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars
Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Saturn
Neptune, Uranus, Earth, Jupiter
Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
Which planet takes the longest to revolve around the Sun?
Earth
Jupiter
Uranus
Neptune
Which planet is the largest?
Saturn
Jupiter
The Sun
Earth
The Sun revolves around the Earth.
True
False
What is the order of the planets from the Sun?
Venus, Mercury, Earth, Mars, Saturn, Jupiter, Uranus, Neptune
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter
Neptune, Uranus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Earth, Venus, Mercury
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune
How many planets are there in our Solar System?
7
8
6
9
Click on all of the planets that are rocky.
Earth
Saturn
Mars
Venus
Neptune
The only planet with liquid water on the surface is __________________.
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
What causes day and night here on our Earth?
The different moon phases
Asteroids
The rotation of Earth
Stars
This is the nearest star to Earth.
the moon
the planet of Mars
the asteroid belt
the sun
Rotation causes ______
Seasons
Day and Night
None of these
Both
Revolution causes ________
Day and Night
Year and Seasons
Both
None of these
Which factor makes Earth different from all the other planets in the solar system in its ability to support life?
The Earth is exposed to rays from the sun.
The Earth has only one moon that orbits around it.
The Earth rotates in an elliptical orbit around the sun.
The Earth has liquid water on the surface and a breathable atmosphere.
What can be found on the surface of Earth but not Mars?
Rocks
Liquid Water
Soil
What is a meteoroid?
Solid particles that are not moving
Large pieces of rocks in the solar system
solid particles that are built from ice
Small pieces of rock and dust outside of the atmosphere
What do we call a meteor that has hit the Earth's surface?
Comet
Meteorite
Meteoroid
Asteroid
What is the definition of an Asteroid?
A chunk of rock orbiting the Sun between Mars and Jupiter
A celestial body with a nucleus of ice and dust, and has a tail
A small body or object that enters Earth’s atmosphere
A small rocky body that reaches Earth’s surface
What is an object called when it enters Earth’s atmosphere but burns up in a bright display and DOES NOT reach the surface?
Meteoraid
Meteorite
Meteoroid
Meteor
Currently - space probes allow mankind to visit places in the Universe that people would (or could) almost never see or visit in person.
True
False
An object that revolves around another object in space
revolving
Meteoroid
satellite
vacuum
A spacecraft that can carry lots of scientific instruments that can collect data, including visual images but does not hold any space crews on it.
Math
space probe
escape velocity
microgravity
