WorksheetsEarth and inside
Total questions: 71
Worksheet time: 48mins
Earth's structure is made up of ________ layers.
6
5
2
1
What are earth's three main layers?
Core, mantle, and surface
Core, mantle, and crust
Inner core, outer core, mantle
Upper mantle, lower mantle, crust
How deep would you have to drill to reach the center of the earth?
6,000 kilometers
500 kiliometers
400,000 kilometers
1,000,000,000 kilometers
What effect does the spinning of the earth's core have?
It creates gravity.
It creates mass.
It creates matter.
It creates the Earth's magnetic field.
Which is true about the Earth's inner core?
It's mostly made of iron.
It's mostly made of nickel.
It's mostly made of copper.
It's mostly made of salt.
What layer of the earth is made of liquid?
Upper mantle
Outer core
Inner core
Lower mantle
a solid, nonliving material made up of one or more minerals
mineral
atmosphere
rock
cloud
melted rock below Earth's surface
lava
magma
when melted rock reaches Earth's surface
magma
lava
small, loose bits of rock that have been broken down by wind and water
sediment
pebbles
rock
mineral
type of rock that forms from small pieces of other rock that build up and press together
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
metamorphic rock
huge sheets of ice that move slowly over land
mineral
rock
glacier
lake
the force that pulls objects down toward the center of Earth
gravety
gravity
gravvity
grafity
something found in nature that is useful to people
natural resource
solar energy
ore
mining
a material people burn to get energy
solar energy
wind energy
silion
fuel
these are formed from the remains of living things that lived million of years ago
natural resource
fossil fuel
fuel
wind energy
a natural resource that be be replaced ( water, wind, air)
nonrenewable resource
renewable resource
a natural resource that cannot be easily replaced ( coal, oil, natural gas)
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
type of renewable energy from the sunlight
solar energy
geothermal energy
wind energy
hydroelectric energy
type of renewable energy from blowing wind
solar energy
geothermal energy
wind energy
hydroelectric energy
The thickest layer of Earth is
Crust
Mantle
Outer Core
Inner Core
The layer which lies under the oceans and under land is
Crust
Mantle
Outer core
Inner core
Which layer is as hot as the sun?
Crust
Mantle
Inner core
Outer core
Put these layers in order from the center of Earth outward
Mantle, crust, inner core, outer core
Outer core, inner core, mantle, crust
Crust, mantle, outer core, inner core
Inner core, outer core, mantle, crust
What is Pangea?
The name of the scientist who discovered the continents.
The name of the super continent that existed millions of yeas ago.
It is another name for continental drift.
The continental drift was caused by
The rotation of Earth
Sea waves
The moon's gravity
The movement of tectonic plates
The result of the continental drift was
5 continents and 7 oceans
7 continents and 6 oceans
7 continents and 7 oceans
7 continents and 5 oceans
______________Occurs when two tectonic plates move toward each other and collide.
Convergent boundary
Divergent boundary
Transform boundary
_________________Occurs when two tectonic plates move away from each other.
Convergent boundary
Divergent boundary
Transform boundary
_________boundary between two plates where the plates are sliding past each other.
Convergent
Divergent
Transform
Earth's crust is broken up into several large rocky pieces called
Tectonic plates
Fossils
Puzzle pieces
Landforms
This is a pathway that allows lava to escape from a volcano.
Vent
Shield
Cinder
Caldera
A volcano that is no longer active.
Sleeping
Alive
Dormant
Inactive
Liquid rock below the earth's crust.
Lava
Cinder
Magma
Ash
The zone of Seismic volcanic activity around the Pacific Ocean.
Ring of Fire
Volcanic Ash
Volcanic Bomb
Ring of Volcanoes
A type of volcano with a narrow base that forms from cinders.
Extinct
Shield
Sinder Cone
Cinder Cone
A place in the earth's crust where magma becomes lava and escapes vents.
Ring of Fire
Volcanic Bomb
Mediterranean Zone
Volcano
A scientist that studies volcanoes.
Vulcanologist
Seismologist
Volcanologist
Meteorologist
What is this part of the volcano called?
lava
magma
ash cloud
smoke
What is this part callled?
vent
crater
lava
main vent
What is this part called?
layers of lava and ash
lava
lava flow
magma
What is this part called?
crust
mantle
magma
magma chamber
What is this part called?
lava
secondary vent
vent
magma
What is this part called?
vent
main vent
throat
magma
What type of volcano is this?
composite volcano
cinder cone volcano
shield volcano
lava ash volcano
What type of volcano is this?
Composite volcano
shield volcano
Cinder cone volcano
ash volcano
What type of volcano is this?
Shield volcano
ash volcano
composite volcano
cinder cone volcano
what volcano has erupted recently and is expected to erupt again?
dormant volcano
active volcano
extinct volcano
what volcano is not expected to erupt again?
dormant volcano
active volcano
extinct volcano
What volcano is not erupting but it is supposed to erupt again?
dormant volcano
active volcano
extinct volcano
Earthquakes are measured on the:
Rodham scale
Henley scale
Richter scale
Morrissey scale
We measure earthquakes using a:
Weighing scale
Seismograph
Pendulum
Digital thermometer
An earthquake under the sea can cause:
A volcano
A hurricane
A tsunami
An eclipse
The line where two tectonic plates meet is called a:
fault line
epicentre line
tectonic line
straight line
The largest recorded earthquake happened in 1960 and measured 9.5 magnitude. Which country was it in:
China
Japan
USA
Chile
What would you do if you were in an earthquake;
Scream and run about
Call Grandma in England
Drop, Cover and Hold
Jump in the cracks in the floor
What are earthquakes?
The shaking that results from the movement of rock beneath Earth's surface
Masses of earth sliding down cliffs or mountains
A rotating column of air causing mass destruction
A gigantic wave
What causes earthquakes?
Millions of people jumping at once
The earth rotating
The movement of plate tectonics
Gravity
Can people cause earthquakes?
Yes
No
No one knows
Can earthquakes be predicted
Yes
No
How to prepare for an earthquake
Have a first aid kit
Have canned foods
Have enough water for everyone
Flashlights
How are earthquakes recorded?
Seismographs
Human eyes
Data charts
Circle Graphs
Scientists who study earthquakes are called
Seismologists
Geologists
Biologists
Astronomer
Where do earthquakes occur near?
Edge of Continental Plates
Edge of Oceanic Plates
Mid Ocean Ridges
Pangea
What type of fault is the San Andreas in California?
Convergent
Transform
Optimus Prime
Divergent
The place on the Earth's surface, above the origin of the earthquake.
Epicenter
Focus
Surface
Crust
