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WHAT DID YOU LEARN?

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 23mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Corresponds to the water of the earth in oceans, rivers, lakes, groundwater, glaciers.

a)

Atmosphere

b)

Lithosphere

c)

Hydrosphere

2.

Layer of mixed gases ( nitrogen, argon, carbon, dioxide, water vapor, ozone and others).

a)

Atmosphere

b)

Lithosphere

c)

Hydrosphere

3.

Layer fomed by the earth's crust and by the most external part of the upper mantle.

a)

Atmosphere

b)

Lithosphere

c)

Hydrosphere

4.

How many layers does the atmosphere have?

a)

3

b)

7

c)

6

5.

Only the 3% of water is salt water.

a)

True

b)

False

6.

Water is the habitat of many organisms.

a)

True

b)

False

7.

Soil is not indispensanle for animal and plant life.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

Why atmosphere is important to living things?

a)

Living things need the gases present in the atmosphere.

b)

Living things doesn't need the gases present in the atmosphere.

c)

Photosyntesis requires animals and respiration requies water.

d)

Photosyntesis requires carbon diaxide and respiration requires oxygen.

9.

Why hydrosphere is important to living things?

a)

Because they need water to obtain energy.

b)

Because they have water in their cells.

c)

Because some organisms have the water as their habitat.

d)

Because they doesn't need water to obtain enegy.

10.

Why lithosphere is important to living things?

a)

Because in the soil there are many minerals as well as organic matter.

b)

Because provides the enery for some organisms from the water.

c)

Because plants absorb mineral and water for photosyntesis from soil.

11.

Which component has wind enery as a resource?

a)

atmosphere

b)

hydrosphere

c)

lithosphere

12.

Which componet has minerals as resource?

a)

hydrosphere

b)

lithosphere

c)

atmosphere

13.

What causes to change atmosphere?

a)

greenhouse effect

b)

water pollution

c)

atmosphere pollution

d)

overxplotation

14.

What causes to change lithosphere?

a)

lack of planning

b)

excessive use of water

c)

soil compaction

d)

generating electricity

15.

What causes to change hydrosphere?

a)

excessive use of water

b)

natural and human factor

(water pollution)

c)

decrease in the ozone layer

d)

urban expansion

16.

How can you protect the lithosphere?

a)

drecrease sources of pollution

b)

save electric energy that uses water for its generation

c)

respect or improve city planning

17.

How can you protect the atmosphere?

a)

save electric energy that uses water for its generation

b)

decrease sources of pollution

c)

respect or improve city planning

18.

How can you protect the hydrosphere?

a)

save electric energy that uses water for its generation

b)

decrease sources of pollution

c)

respect or improve city planning

19.

What are the components of soil?

a)

minerals

air

water

organic material or humus

b)

minerals

food

water

organic material or humus

c)

minerals

air

pollution

organic material or humus

20.

The particles of soil are distributed in layers at differents depths, called ...

a)

orizons

b)

horizons

c)

orisons

21.

Horizons are dividing letters like ...

a)

O, A, B, D and S

b)

O, A, D, E,and F

c)

O, A, B, C , and R

d)

O, A, I, C , and R

22.

Which layer of soil we can find humus?

a)

Horizon A

b)

Horizon O

c)

Horizion R

23.

The deepest layer of soil is called ____ and consist of _____

a)

the R horizon

minerals

b)

the R horizon

parent rock

c)

The O horizon

parent rock

24.

What are the types of soil?

a)

clay soil, silty soil, feed soil, sandy soil, and rocky soil

b)

clay soil, silty soil, feed soil, sandy soil, and deep soil

c)

clay soil, silty soil, sandy soil, rocky soil and peaty soil

25.

Which type of soil is better for plant growth?

a)

clay soil

b)

rocky soil

c)

sandy soil

d)

silty soil

e)

peaty soil

26.

Which type of soil is not ideal for plant growth?

a)

clay soil

b)

rocky soil

c)

sandy soil

d)

silty soil

e)

peaty soil

27.

What does impermeable means?

a)

not allowing liquid to pass through

b)

allowing liquid to pass through

28.

What does permeable means?

a)

allowing liquid to pass through

b)

not allowing liquid to pass through

29.

Why is important to keep soil clean?

a)

Because soil is essential for water and animals.

b)

Because soil is essential for plant growth and animals.

c)

Because soil is essential for agriculture.

30.

______ geological process in which earthen materials are worn away and transported by natural forces such as wind or water.

a)

Water

b)

Erosion

c)

Grazing

31.

What are the types of erosion?

a)

natural erosion

b)

antropofic erosion

c)

antropic erosion

d)

artifical erosion

32.

When rivers and groundwater currents wear away the soil. The water washes the soil into lakes and oceans.

a)

pluvial

b)

fluvial

c)

wind

d)

glacial

33.

When huge masses of ice moved because the force of gravity. As the move, they wear away the ground underneath them. Ice is able to profoundly modify the surface of the ground.

a)

pluvial

b)

fluvial

c)

wind

d)

glacial

34.

Winds wears away at rocks and blows off particles, which are transported by the wind and deposited in a new place. This type of erosión is much les intense than those related to wate.

a)

pluvial

b)

fluvial

c)

wind

d)

glacial

35.

Raindrops impact the soil and wash away the particles on the surface.

a)

pluvial

b)

fluvial

c)

wind

d)

glacial

36.

Antropic erosion is caused by human activyt.

a)

True

b)

False