Significance of Earth
Story of Earth
Structure of Earth
Stewardship of Earth
Something Earthy
100

Why is it important to have liquid water on Earth?

water dissolves and transports nutrients within living things

100

______ literally means the study of the Earth.

geology

100

DOUBLE BONUS JEOPARDY!!

Name as many layers of the Earth as you can in order. 

100 points per correct layer

crust

- lithosphere

- moho

upper mantle

- asthenosphere

lower mantle

outer core

inner core

100

Which is not a natural resource?

A. water

B. wood

C. walruses

D. wire

D. wire

100

What is one question that a historical geologist would study?

How did the Grand Canyon form?
200

Which best describes Earth's orbit?

A. circular

B. tilted

C. elliptical

D. magnetic

C. elliptical

200

How old do young-earth creationists believe the Earth is?

6000-7000 years 

200

How do scientists learn about the earth's interior structure?

they measure the speed of earthquake waves

200
What are two things that make a resource valuable?

- how easy it is to access

- how much it is needed

200

What metal makes up the Earth's core?

mostly iron

300

Name two benefits of a day-night cycle.

- evens out temperatures on both sides of Earth

- gives us rest

- allows plants and animals to regulate growth

300

True or False: Most current secular scientists believe in uniformitarianism.


False; they would hold to neocatastrophism

300

What part of the earth is likely responsible for Earth's magnetic field?

the outer core (liquid)

300

Sustainable yield deals only with _______ resources.

A. renewable

B. nonrenewable

C. biological

D. all of the above

A. renewable

300

Name two requirements of the habitability zone. 

- life exists

- liquid water

- CO2 is a gas

400

If the earth’s axis were perpendicular to its orbital plane, 

A. the equatorial zone would be cooler than it is.

B. the polar zones would be warmer than they are.

C. there would be a wide, hot equatorial belt and very cold polar zones.

D. the zone between the equatorial region and the poles would be much broader.

C. there would be a wide, hot equatorial belt and very cold polar zones.

400

Which geologist was most likely not uniformitarian?

A. Charles Lyell

B. Charles Darwin

C. James Hutton

D. Alfred Wegener

D. Alfred Wegener

400

Where is the crust the thickest?

under continents

400

Give two examples of resource management. 

- turning off the water while you brush your teeth

- throwing trash away in the trash can instead of leaving it around

400

How old do secular scientists believe the earth is?

4.5 billion years old

500

Why is Earth's mass and rocky structure beneficial for life?

Earth's mass has just the right amount of gravity, and the rocky surface supports life (instead of a gas giant planet with no solid surface and crushing gravity).

500

What two kinds of information does a geologist use when explaining how a rock formed in the past?

- observations

- worldviews

500

What is the densest layer of the Earth?

the core

500

Use as many vocab words as possible to describe trees as a resource.

- natural resource

- biological resource

- renewable resource

500

What did the astronauts read on the radio broadcast as they orbited the moon?

Genesis 1:1-10

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