Science: Geosphere
Explore the Geosphere: A Science Quiz
Test your knowledge of the geosphere with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers essential topics related to Earth's solid land and rocks, making it perfect for science enthusiasts of all ages.
Are you ready to challenge yourself? Dive into fascinating questions about the rock cycle, layers of the Earth, and much more!
- Learn about Earth's layers
- Discover the rock cycle
- Understand natural processes
Precipitation refers to the water that falls from the sky to the earth.
True
False
This system refers to all the solid land on earth's surface, including earth's core.
Atmosphere
Geosphere
Biosphere
Hydropshere
Only a few organisms live in the biosphere.
True
False
The atmosphere extends from about 1 m below Earth’s surface to about 10,000 km above it.
True
False
It contains all the water in the world.
Atmosphere
Hydrosphere
The top layer of the geosphere is know as
Earth's crust
Mantle
This is the layer below the crust.
Mantle
Outer core
The inner core is made of iron and __________
Copper
Nickel
What is the first stage of the rock cycle?
Metamorphic
Igneous
Sedimentary
What do you call the process when rocks are broken down?
Weathering
Erosion
When metamorphic rock cools, it becomes an igneous rock.
True
False
Sedimentary rocks change into metamorphic rock when exposed to heat and high pressure
True
False
The scientific term for dirt is particles
True
False
The outer core is hotter than the mantle.
True
False
What is the most massive system?
Atmosphere
Biosphere
Geosphere
Hydrosphere
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