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science

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the geosphere include?

a)

Plants ,fungi and bacteria

b)

Soils, rock pieces and landforms

c)

Water such as: glacier, lakes and rivers

2.

What makes landform changes?

a)

Plate movement, weathering and erosion

b)

Wind and sand

c)

human activities

d)

Earth rotation

3.

When the plates move they are result in:

a)

Erosion and deposition

b)

landslide and mudslide

c)

Mountain building, earthquakes and volcanoes

d)

Rocks melt

4.

A volcano that is currently erupting

a)

Active volcano

b)

Dormant volcano

c)

Extinct volcano

5.

A volcano that scientists think will erupt in the future is:

a)

Dormant volcano

b)

Active volcano

c)

Extinct volcano

6.

How landslide is formed, select 1 answer

a)

Volcano eruptions

b)

plate movement

c)

The tension force

d)

By soil movement

7.

In the picture what type of mountain can you see?

a)

Folded mountains

b)

Plate movement

c)

fault - block mountains

d)

landslide

8.

What kind of rocks can you see?

a)

Gemstones

b)

Molten rocks

c)

black rock

d)

lava

9.

TRUE OR FALSE, Volcanoes do not erupt at all continental

a)

True

b)

False

10.

What are minerals? TRICKY ONE🥶

a)

solid living substances found in nature

b)

dead bacteria and viruses

c)

solid nonliving substances found in nature

d)

nonliving plants and animals

11.

What is the good type of soil for growing crops

a)

Desert soil

b)

Medium - textured soil

c)

clay

12.

From what soil is made of?

a)

Humus & nutrients

b)

water, air and living things

c)

sand, silt, clay, nonliving plants and animals

13.

Which is an example of a process in the geosphere that causes slow changes?

a)

glaciers

b)

earthquakes

c)

volcanoes

d)

landslides

14.

A volcano scientists think will not erupt again

a)

Extinct volcano

b)

dormant volcano

c)

active volcano

15.

Earth has three layers what are they?

a)

Hydrosphere, geosphere and biosphere

b)

Lithosphere

c)

crust, mantle and core