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Week 2 exit ticket-grade 8

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the acronym SONAR stand for?

a)

Sound Navigation And Ranging

b)

Submarine Observation And Radar

c)

Signal Orientation And Reflection

d)

Sea Navigation And Radio

2.

What does GPS stand for?

a)

Global Positioning System

b)

General Positioning Service

c)

Geographic Placement System

d)

Guided Pathing System

3.

Why do smartphones and cars have GPS systems?

a)

To determine precise location and provide navigation directions

b)

To store photos and videos

c)

To increase battery capacity

d)

To play music without internet

4.

The surface of Earth is made up of rigid plates that move relative to each other. What are these plates called?

a)

Seismic plates

b)

Hydrospheric plates

c)

Lithospheric plates (tectonic plates)

d)

Atmospheric plates

5.

Below Earth’s crust is the mantle. What term is used for the very hot but solid part of the mantle described in the slide?

a)

Lithosphere

b)

Asthenosphere

c)

Hydrosphere

d)

Thermosphere

6.

In Greek, the term asthenes means which of the following?

a)

weak

b)

strong

c)

dense

d)

hot

7.

Where is the asthenosphere located within Earth?

a)

below the lithosphere

b)

above the outer core

c)

inside the crust only

d)

outside the mantle

8.

Which are the two main sources of heat in Earth’s deep interior?

a)

heat retained from Earth’s formation and accretion

b)

heat from the decay of radioactive elements

c)

friction from tectonic plates rubbing at the surface

d)

sunlight absorbed by the crust

9.

What is the inner core primarily like in terms of material and state?

a)

a cold, liquid ball of nickel

b)

a hot, dense ball of mostly iron that is not liquid or molten

c)

a gaseous sphere of iron and sulfur

d)

a brittle shell of solid rock

10.

How are seismic waves used to determine the Earth’s interior?

a)

By analyzing their travel times, speeds, and paths to infer layer properties and composition

b)

By directly drilling into all layers to collect samples

c)

By observing surface volcano colors to map interior materials

d)

By using satellites to photograph the inside of Earth