ThatQuiz Test Library Take this test now
Science Semestral Exam 6th 20-21
Contributed by: Castro
  • 1. How might Mars be different if it´s surface did not contain so much iron?
A) It would be much lighter
B) It would be a gas planet
C) It´s orbit would be different
D) It would be a different color
  • 2. In terms of orbit, the Earth is to the sun as what is to the Earth?
A) Venus
B) Mars
C) A comet
D) The moon
  • 3. What does Jupiter have in common with Neptune?
A) They both have large storm "spots"
B) They both have exctly 3 moons
C) They are both red in color
D) The are both terrestrial planets
  • 4. How is Venus different from Jupiter?
A) Jupiter has no moons, Venus has 2 moons
B) Jupiter is a gas giant, Venus is a terrestrial planet
C) Jupiter is a planet, Venus is a large asteroid
D) Jupiter is a terrestrial planet, Venus is a gas giant
  • 5. Where can you find the asteroid belt?
A) etween Saturn and Uranus
B) Between Mars and Jupiter
C) Between Earth and Mars
D) Between Venus and Earth
  • 6. Whish of the following is a terrestrial planet?
A) Jupiter
B) Neptune
C) Mercury
D) Saturn
  • 7. Which term best describes how the solar system formed?
A) Gradually
B) Rapidly
C) Chemically
D) Electrically
  • 8. What force pulled the solar system together out of a cloud of gas and dust?
A) The strong force
B) Electrical force
C) Magnetic force
D) Gravity
  • 9. Which figure is closest to the age of the solar system?
A) 4.5 million years
B) 450 million years
C) 450,000 years
D) 4.5 billion years
  • 10. If the earth´s mantle were completely solid,_________plates could not move around.
A) Agnostic
B) Technical
C) Tectonic
D) Titanic
  • 11. Whish of the following statements is an opinion about mantle?
A) It makes up hte bulk of the Earth´s mass
B) Heat Churns through it
C) It is the most important layer of the Earth
D) It contains iron, silicon, magnesium, and oxygen.
  • 12. What is the only entirely liquid layer of the Earth?
A) The inner core
B) The upper mantle
C) The lower mantle
D) The Outer core
  • 13. Which of the following statements about the Earth´s inner core is true?
A) It is mostly made of cryptonite
B) It is mostley made of iron
C) It is mostly made of nickel
D) It is mostly made of cadmuim
  • 14. What effect does the spinning of the Earth´s core have?
A) It creates matter
B) It creates gravity
C) It creates mass
D) It creates the Earth´s magnetic field
  • 15. How deep would you have to drill to reach the center of the Earth?
A) about 6 kilometers
B) About 600 kilometers
C) About 60,000 kilometers
D) About 6,000 kilometers
  • 16. Which word best characterizes the lower mantle?
A) Molten
B) Scalding
C) Lukewarm
D) Cool
  • 17. What do earthquake waves have in common with other waves?
A) They bend when they travel through different materials
B) They carry the same amount of energy as sound waves
C) They have the same wavelength as radio waves
D) They travel at the same speed as light waves
  • 18. What are Earth´s three main layers?
A) Upper mantle, lower mantle, and crust
B) Core, mantle, and crust
C) Mandalorian, Avengers, and Thor
D) Inner core, outer core, and mantle
  • 19. Which city is most likely to experience a strong earthquake?
A) Laredo
B) Mexico City
C) Can Cun
D) Monterrey
  • 20. In the phrase, "The Richter sclae measures the potency and duration of seismic events," what does "potency" mean?
A) Type
B) Strength
C) Speed
D) Time
  • 21. Why are faults sometimes referred to as "active boundaries"? Choose the best answer...
A) Because they serve as boundaries between nations
B) Beacuse they are all volcanically active
C) Because people must actively avoid faults to escape injury
D) Beacuase Earth´s crust shifts on either side of them
  • 22. What is the name of the instrument that measures seismic activity?
A) Richter scale
B) Seismograph
C) Barometer
D) Electrograph
  • 23. What is the main cause of most earthquakes?
A) Climate change
B) Hurricanes
C) Tsunamis
D) Pressure from within Earth´s crust
  • 24. Which of the following is a true statement about tectonic plates?
A) They are located in Asgard
B) All of Earth´s landmass rests on tectonics plates
C) They are located 10 meters below the surface
D) They are located beneath the Earth´s surface
  • 25. What can you infer from the fact that tectonic plates are always moving around?
A) Tectonic activity probably caused the last Ice Age
B) New volcanoes from every few years
C) Earthquakes will continue long after hurricanes and tsunamis have stopped
D) The shape and location of the continents have changed over time
Students who took this test also took :

Created with That Quiz — where test making and test taking are made easy for math and other subject areas.