A) Outer core B) Crust C) Inner core D) Mantle
A) Formation of Sun B) Big Bang C) Formation of Earth D) Supernova explosion
A) Crust B) Mantle C) Inner core D) Outer core
A) Hydrosphere B) Atmosphere C) Cryosphere D) Biosphere
A) Atmosphere B) Geosphere C) Biosphere D) Hydrosphere
A) Hydrosphere–Geosphere B) Biosphere–Geosphere C) Biosphere–Atmosphere D) Atmosphere–Hydrosphere
A) Crystalline structure B) Inorganic C) Man-made D) Naturally occurring
A) Quartz B) Talc C) Corundum D) Diamond
A) Mineral weight B) Mineral streak C) Mineral color D) Way mineral reflects light
A) Luster B) Streak C) Hardness D) Cleavage
A) Gypsum B) Talc C) Calcite D) Fluorite
A) Sandstone B) Limestone C) Shale D) Basalt
A) Volcanic glass B) Metamorphic C) Sedimentary D) Igneous
A) Erosion B) Physical weathering C) Chemical weathering D) Deposition
A) Weathering B) Erosion C) Compaction D) Deposition
A) Sunlight B) Radioactive decay C) Volcanoes D) Earthquakes
A) Weather systems B) Plate tectonics C) Ocean tides D) River erosion
A) Pumice B) Lava C) Tephra D) Ash
A) Oceanic crust is constantly recycled at subduction zones. B) Continental crust melts easily. C) Oceanic crust is stronger. D) Continental crust erodes faster.
A) Lava flows destroy communities. B) Rivers deposit sediments. C) Typhoon floods farmland. D) Icebergs melt due to climate change.
A) It creates the ozone layer B) It provides light during the night C) It prevents harmful solar radiation from directly hitting Earth
A) The geosphere produces sunlight B) The geosphere supplies gases C) The geosphere provides soil, nutrients, and habitat for organisms D) The geosphere creates rainfall
A) Sedimentary rocks end the cycle permanently B) Only igneous rocks exist in the cycle C) Rocks cannot change forms D) Any rock type can transform into another through Earth processes
A) Lithosphere B) Crust C) Mantle D) Inner core
A) Igneous B) Volcanic C) Metamorphic D) Sedimentary
A) Inner core B) Crust C) Mantle D) Outer core
A) Mechanical breakdown B) Physical weathering C) Chemical weathering D) Deposition
A) Hydrosphere B) Atmosphere C) Biosphere D) Geosphere
A) Hardness test B) Density test C) Cleavage test D) Streak test
A) Carbon cycle B) Water cycle C) Rock cycle D) Nitrogen cycle
A) Atmosphere B) Hydrosphere C) Biosphere D) Geosphere
A) Atmosphere B) Geosphere C) Biosphere D) Hydrosphere
A) Atmosphere B) Biosphere C) Geosphere D) Hydrosphere
A) Volcanic eruption B) Earthquake C) Plate tectonics D) Evaporation and condensation
A) Rainfall B) Wind erosion C) Volcanic eruption D) Earthquake
A) Atmosphere–Hydrosphere B) Geosphere–Hydrosphere C) Lithosphere–Atmosphere D) Geosphere–Biosphere
A) Atmosphere B) Biosphere C) Hydrosphere D) Geosphere
A) Volcanic ash affecting weather B) A tree growing roots into rocks C) A flood washing away houses D) A landslide blocking a river
A) Dry plains B) Cold desert C) High altitude mountain D) Warm humid climate
A) Biosphere B) Atmosphere C) Hydrosphere D) Cryosphere
A) Geosphere, atmosphere, biosphere B) Biosphere, cryosphere, lithosphere C) Atmosphere, cryosphere, biosphere D) Atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere
A) Atmosphere and geosphere B) Atmosphere and hydrosphere C) Geosphere and cryosphere D) Biosphere and hydrosphere
A) Hydrosphere–atmosphere only B) Atmosphere–biosphere–geosphere C) Geosphere–atmosphere–biosphere D) Geosphere–hydrosphere–biosphere
A) Geosphere and biosphere B) Atmosphere and geosphere C) Atmosphere and hydrosphere D) Hydrosphere and biosphere
A) Atmosphere and biosphere B) Hydrosphere and biosphere C) Geosphere and biosphere D) Atmosphere and hydrosphere
A) Formation of deltas in rivers B) Volcanic eruption releasing ash C) Earthquakes damaging buildings D) Planting trees on slopes to prevent erosion
A) Luster B) Hardness C) Streak D) Cleavage
A) It only affects surface weathering B) It is not significant for Earth processes C) It only causes earthquakes D) It drives plate tectonics and volcanic activity
A) Atmosphere only B) Atmosphere and space C) Geosphere, hydrosphere, biosphere D) Cryosphere only
A) False, metamorphic rocks form first. B) False, sedimentary rocks form first. C) True, because of the rock cycle. D) Rocks have no cycle. |