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WorksheetsEarth - Grade 4
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 41mins
What is the Inner core?
The outer most layer of the Earth.
A solid layer of Earth made of iron, which makes Earth magnetic.
The liquid layer of Earth made of nickel and iron.
A gooey, hot layer of Earth that is partially melted rock.
The place where 2 plates meet.
Sediment
Plate boundaries
Crust
Mantle
A gooey, hot layer of the Earth that is partially melted rock.
(a)
Circle the line pointing to Earths crust.
Plate Tectonics
A process that moves weathered rock from one place to another.
A hole in the Earth that is filled with melted rock.
Where rivers wear away rock leaving deep, narrow valleys.
The idea that plates fit together like a puzzle.
Caused by water, wind, ice, and gravity.
(a)
Sediment
Pieces of broken rock.
Thick pieces of the Earth.
Cracks in the Earth's crust
A sudden shaking of the Earth.
Draw "A hole in the Earth that is filled with melted rock."
What is the Outer core?
The outer layer of the Earth
A liquid layer of Earth made of nickel and iron.
A gooey, hot layer of the Earth that is partially melted rock.
Thick pieces the Earth is broken into.
A sudden, strong shaking of the Earth's crust.
Tornado
Earthquake
Tsunami
Hurricane
High areas of land with flat tops and steep sides, formed when melted rock from a volcano pushes up toward the surface of the Earth's crust.
Canyon
Fault
Plateaus
Mountain
Thick pieces the Earth is broken into
Plates
Volcano
Mountains
Canyons
Draw a picture of and name the following land form..."A landform that can be formed when volcanos erupt, plates collide, or when two plates move alongside each other."
This landform that forms from rivers wearing away leaving deep, narrow valleys.
Mountain
Canyon
Valley
Plains
Low areas of land that usually appears between mountains or hills.
Large, flat areas of land that covers more than 1/3 of the Earths land surface.
Plains
Valleys
Faults
Hills
Cracks in the Earths crust
(a)
Rounded areas of land that are higher than the land around them.
Mountain
Hill
Volcano
Valley
