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Which unit is used to describe the volume of water in a pond?

A. feet     B. grams     C. kiloliters     D. kilometers

C. kiloliters 


100

Which of these reservoirs contains the most water?

A. lakes    B. rivers    C. glaciers     D. groundwater

C. glaciers 


100

Living things are part of the ___________.

A. Biosphere                       B. Geosphere

C. Hydrosphere                   D. Atmosphere

A. Biosphere

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Soil and sediments are part of the ____________.

A. Biosphere                             B. Geosphere

C. Hydrosphere                         D. Atmosphere

B. Geosphere

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Snow is part of the _________________.

A. Biosphere                      B. Geosphere

C. Hydrosphere                  D. Atmosphere

C. Hydrosphere


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How does the water cycle show how the hydrosphere and atmosphere interact?

A. Plants soak up water from the ground. 

B. Air evaporates to form water vapor clouds. 

C. Water filters through the soil into groundwater. 

D. Heat and wind cause water in a pond to evaporate into the air.

D. Heat and wind cause water in a pond to evaporate into the air.

200

Name 4 places fresh water is located on Earth and 1 place saltwater is located on Earth.

Rivers, glaciers, ice caps, groundwater


Oceans

200

Put these bodies of water in order from largest to smallest.

oceans

rivers and lakes

glaciers and ice caps

water in the atmosphere

oceans

glaciers and ice caps

rivers and lakes

water in the atmosphere

200

Close to the volcano, the carbon dioxide levels could 1. __________. This would be good for 2. __________.

1. A. decrease             B. increase

2. C. animals               D. plants

B. increase

D. plants

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Over thousands of years when these organism decay, they could form more 3. __________. This part of the carbon cycle is an example of how carbon from the 4. __________ is used by organisms that eventually become part of the 5. __________. 

3. A. fossil fuels         B. nitrogen fixing bacteria

4. C. atmosphere       D. biosphere

5. E. geosphere         F. hydrosphere

A. fossil fuels

C. atmosphere

E. geosphere


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When a volcano erupts, how do the geosphere and biosphere interact?

A. New land forms are created by lava flows. 

B. Hot gases cause mountain snowcaps to melt. 

C. Acid rain leads to organisms in the oceans dying. D. Hot lava runs down the sides of the volcano, killing vegetation.

D. Hot lava runs down the sides of the volcano, killing vegetation.

300

When acid rain falls to the ground.

A. collection 

B. condensation 

C. precipitation  

C. precipitation

300

When sulfur gas from the eruption rises into clouds.

A. collection 

B. condensation 

C. precipitation  

B. condensation

300

When hot gases melt snow from mountains and it gathers in lakes.

A. collection 

B. condensation 

C. precipitation  

A. collection

300

Describe what the rock cycle is.

a process or cycle that models how igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rock change over time when different things are applied (heat, pressure, cooling down).

400

Which graph shows the amount of salt water on Earth compared with fresh water?

A. 32% fresh water, 68% salt water

B. 32% salt water, 68% fresh water

C. 2.5% fresh water, 97.5% salt water

D. 2.5% salt water, 97.5% fresh water

C. 2.5% fresh water, 97.5% salt water


400

How can a volcanic eruption affect weather patterns?

A. It is likely to be hotter on the side of the volcano near the ocean. 

B. It is likely to rain more on the side of the volcano near the ocean.

C. It is likely to be sunnier on the side of the volcano near the ocean. 

D. It is likely to be windier on the side of the volcano near the ocean.

B. It is likely to rain more on the side of the volcano near the ocean.

400

How can the hydrosphere affect the rock cycle?

Water can cool lava to form rock.

Water can weather rocks and turn them into sediment.

Water can erode rock.

Water can compress sediment into a sedimentary rock.

400

Which unit would you use to measure an oceanic trench's depth?

A. kilometers

B. centimeters

C. inches

A. kilometers

400

During the water cycle, through which processes do the hydrosphere and atmosphere interact? select all that apply.

A. evaporation

B. condensation

C. precipitation

D. groundwater

A. evaporation

B. condensation

C. precipitation

500

A student is making a model of how the atmosphere and biosphere interact. Which model best shows this?

A. a diagram of animals eating plants 

B. a diagram of animals drinking water 

C. a diagram of plants decaying into the ground 

D. a diagram of plants giving off carbon dioxide

D. a diagram of plants giving off carbon dioxide

500

Which statement compares the amount of surface fresh water found in different locations?

A. The volume of ice and snow is greater than the volume of lakes. 

B. The volume of ice and snow is greater than the volume of groundwater. 

C. The volume of rivers and wetlands is greater than the volume of lakes. 

D. The volume of rivers and wetlands is greater than the volume of oceans.

A. The volume of ice and snow is greater than the volume of lakes. 


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How do the different parts of the rock cycle come together to form a cycle?

Rocks break down by weathering and can then be compressed to form a sedimentary rock. With heat and pressure the sedimentary rock can become a metamorphic rock. when sed. rock or met. rock are melted and then cooled, they become igneous rock. 

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How is acid rain a cause of atmosphere and hydrosphere interacting?

When evaporation and condensation occur, the water vapor mixes with the carbon dioxide and other gases given off by burning fossil fuels. When precipitation occurs, this rain is then called acid rain.

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How does a volcanic eruption affect all 4 of Earth's sphere (biosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere, geosphere)?


Ash and gases given off by the volcano will mix with water vapor and affect the hydrosphere in the form of acid rain and will also be put into the atmosphere. Lava can kill plant life and animals around the eruption. Volcanic eruptions can affect the geosphere by creating new rocks through the rock cycle. 

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