WorksheetsGIU Grade 3
Total questions: 156
Worksheet time: 3hrs 46mins
solid, nonliving material found in nature
atmosphere
mineral
rock
water cycle
a feature or quality
mineral
erosion
property
the color a mineral leaves on a plate when scratched
streak
luster
cleavage
hardness
a scale that tells the hardness of a material
cleavage
streak
luster
Mohs Scale
a property of a mineral that splits along a smooth surface
cleavage
Mohs Scale
luster
streak
a solid, nonliving material made up of one or more minerals
mineral
atmosphere
rock
cloud
a hand held tool that makes objects look larger
thermometer
satelite
telescope
hand lens ( magnifying glass)
type of rocks that forms when melted rock cools and hardens
metamorphic rock
sedimentary rock
igneous rock
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 to form layers
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
metamorphic rock
type of rock that forms from other rocks that have been changed by heat and pressure
metamorphic rock
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
the process of breaking down rock into small pieces
erosion
weathering
the process of picking up weathered rock and moving it to a new place
weathering
erosion
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 cannot be easily replaced ( coal, oil, natural gas)
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
a natural resource that be be replaced ( water, wind, air)
nonrenewable resource
renewable resource
a useful mineral used in fertilizer (nutrients for plants)
silicon
phosphates
limestone
a mineral found in sand; used for making computer chips and an ingredient in glass.
silicon
limestone
phosphates
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
hydro power is a _____________ resource, generated from flowing ___________.
renewable
water
nonrenewable
water
renewable
wind
nonrenewable
sun
This nonrenewable resource is used in Florida on construction sites to build roads and buildings.
Sandstone
Phosphates
Limestone
Wind
solid, nonliving material found in nature
atmosphere
mineral
rock
water cycle
a feature or quality
mineral
erosion
property
the color a mineral leaves on a plate when scratched
streak
luster
cleavage
hardness
a scale that tells the hardness of a material
cleavage
streak
luster
Mohs Scale
a property of a mineral that splits along a smooth surface
cleavage
Mohs Scale
luster
streak
a solid, nonliving material made up of one or more minerals
mineral
atmosphere
rock
cloud
a hand held tool that makes objects look larger
thermometer
satelite
telescope
hand lens ( magnifying glass)
type of rocks that forms when melted rock cools and hardens
metamorphic rock
sedimentary rock
igneous rock
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 to form layers
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
metamorphic rock
type of rock that forms from other rocks that have been changed by heat and pressure
metamorphic rock
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
the process of breaking down rock into small pieces
erosion
weathering
the process of picking up weathered rock and moving it to a new place
weathering
erosion
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 cannot be easily replaced ( coal, oil, natural gas)
renewable resource
nonrenewable resource
a natural resource that be be replaced ( water, wind, air)
nonrenewable resource
renewable resource
a useful mineral used in fertilizer (nutrients for plants)
silicon
phosphates
limestone
a mineral found in sand; used for making computer chips and an ingredient in glass.
silicon
limestone
phosphates
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
hydro power is a _____________ resource, generated from flowing ___________.
renewable
water
nonrenewable
water
renewable
wind
nonrenewable
sun
This nonrenewable resource is used in Florida on construction sites to build roads and buildings.
Sandstone
Phosphates
Limestone
Wind
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
Where is the earth's crust the thickest?
Which word best describes the lower mantle?
Scalding hot
Cool
Molten lava
Lukewarm
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
If the earth's mantle were completely solid, __________ plates could not move around.
Tectonic
Technical
Titanic
Agnostic
How many layers does the earth have?
What are the specific names of each layer?
What is the crust layer made of?
What is the mantle layer made of?
What is the outer core layer made of?
What is the inner core layer made of?
How thick is the crust layer?
How thick is the mantle layer?
How thick is the outer core layer?
How thick is the inner core layer?
Is the crust layer solid or liquid?
Is the mantle layer solid or liquid?
Is the outer core layer solid or liquid?
Is the inner core layer solid or liquid?
Which of the following is not a type of soil?
minerals
clay
topsoil
sand
Weathering is......
rocks, grass, and mud.
the breakdown of rocks into smaller pieces
the breakdown of wind, rain, and friction
the weather outside
The organic matter in soil is....
humus
bits of rock
minerals
all of the above
The four main ingredients of soil are....
wind, water, ice, and humus
water, air, rocks, and humus
worms, ice, rocks, and air
water, air, rocks, and worms
Decomposition is......
nature's way of recycling.
the breaking down of once living plants and animals.
decaying
all of the above
What soil is best for growing plants?
clay
sand
mud
topsoil
All of the following processes help form topsoil except...
movement of oceans
decay of plants
weathering of rocks
decomposition of animals
Soil is only dirt.
true
false
Depending on how soil is formed, it's color can be....
yellow
red
black
all of the above
The main causes of weathering are all of the following except...
sun
water
ice
wind
What is a mountain?
a very high piece of land
an area of flat land
low land between mountains or hills
land that borders the sea or ocean
What is a lake?
a sheltered area where ships can anchor safely
a large body of salt water
land that borders a sea or ocean
a body of water surrounded by land
What is a coast?
land that has water all around it
land with water touching 3 sides
land that borders the sea or ocean
a large body of salt water
What is a valley?
a very high piece of land
land that has water all around it
an area of flat land
low land between mountains or hills
What is an island?
land that borders the sea or ocean
land that has water all around it
land with water touching 3 sides
a body of water surrounded by land
What is a harbor?
a long body of water that flows across land
a large body of salt water
a sheltered area where ships can anchor safely
a very high piece of land
What is an ocean?
a long body of water that flows across land
a large body of salt water
a body of water surrounded by a lake
a sheltered area where ships can anchor safely
What is a peninsula?
land with water touching 3 sides
land that has water all around it
land that borders the sea or ocean
an area of flat land
What is a plain?
land that borders the sea or ocean
low land between mountains or hills
an area of flat land
land with water touching 3 sides
What is a river?
a long body of water that flows across land
a body of water surrounded by land
a large body of salt water
a sheltered area where ships can anchor safely
What landform is this?
PLAIN
VALLEY
MOUNTAIN
VOLCANO
What landform is this?
PLAIN
VALLEY
MOUNTAIN
VOLCANO
What do call to the mountain or hill with an opening on top?
PLAIN
VALLEY
HILL
VOLCANO
What landform is this?
PLAIN
VALLEY
MOUNTAIN
ISLAND
What landform is this?
HILL
VALLEY
MOUNTAIN
ISLAND
Some animals live on land.
TRUE
FALSE
You cannot get many things from the land.
TRUE
FALSE
How does a plateau look like?
flat, wide and even
sharp and elevated
high places and flat on top
elevated and has an opening on top
Landforms are...
Weather and weather patterns
a feature on the Earth's surface that is part of the shape of the land
the plants and animals living in the environment
a large area of land
What landform?
Beach
Island
Cliff
River
What landform?
Plateau
Rock
Mountain
Grass
What Landform?
Hills
Lake
Plateau
Sky
What Landform?
Valley
River
Lake
Hills
The tallest landforms are
trees
lakes
mountains
plains
Many different landforms are found on the bottom of the ________. There are mountains, canyons, plains, and volcanoes.
canyon
river
sea
ocean
delta
Lake
River
Cave
Canyon
What is a landform?
natural feature on the surface of the earth
A tall building
All mountians
What is erosion?
When buildings change the shape of lands
When wind water or ice change the shape of lands
When people change the shape of lands
What is deposition?
When pieces are carried by wind, water or ice to another spot
When buildings are moved to another spot
When the Grinch moves pieces of land to another spot.
What are the 3 main forces that causes change to a land?
Taylor Swift, Ice, Wind
The Grinch and Taylor Swift only
Wind, water, and Ice
Wind, Water, and rocks
What are examples of landforms?
The Grinch's cave
Rivers, Canyon, Ocean
Ocean, Island, a desk
Desk, chair, and table
The tallest landform we studied was
Mt.Everest
Mt.Crumpit
Mt.Kilimanjaro
Mt.Logan
Most valleys are formed by a ___ running through it
Lake
River
Pond
Ocean
This landform is higher and steeper than a hill
Plain
Valley
Mountain
Hill
Rounded land that is lower than a mountain
Valley
Mountain
Hill
Plain
A flat area with few trees
Hill
Valley
Plain
Mountain
The area between two hills or mountains
Valley
Plain
Mountain
Hill
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
Where is the earth's crust the thickest?
Which word best describes the lower mantle?
Scalding hot
Cool
Molten lava
Lukewarm
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
If the earth's mantle were completely solid, __________ plates could not move around.
Tectonic
Technical
Titanic
Agnostic
