Earth Systems Miscellaneous
Biosphere
Geosphere
Hydrosphere
Atmosphere
1

The number of interacting systems that make up our Earth.

4

1

The meaning of the latin root "bio"

Life

1

The meaning of the latin root "geo"

ground

1

The meaning of the latin root "hydro"

water

1

The meaning of the latin root "atmo"

air

2

True or False: Earth's systems are important.

True

2

What is the term for a group of ecosystems with similar climates and communities?

Biome

2

The three types of rock

Metamorphic, Igneous, and Sedimentary

2

Water is found on Earth in what three states?

Solid, Liquid, or Gas

2

The amount of layers of the atmosphere

5

3

True or False: Earth's systems rely on one another.

True

3

Which is not part of the biosphere?

plants, humans, bacteria, water

Water

3

Scientists refer the the material that plants grown in as _____________.

soil

3

The process by which water moves through the Earth and Atmosphere

Water Cycle?

3

This atmospheric layer protects us (Earth) from meteroids

mesosphere

4

All of Earth's systems ___________, or work together.

Interact

4

How does energy flow through an ecosystem? Think energy-matter cycle.

Sun's energy, producers, consumers decomposers

4

The process by which rocks change into other types of rocks (metamorphic to igneous to sedimentary, etc) 

rock cycle

4

The process that occurs when water changes from a liquid to a gas by heat (ex: The sun heats up water from the ocean)

evaporation

4

Which layer has the greatest air pressure?

troposphere?

5

A group of parts/ things that interact and work together to perform a job or function.

System

5

How do nutrients get in the soil?

Decomposers recycle materials in an ecosystem which releases nutrients and organic matter for other organisms to use

5

Earth is made up of layers, what are those layers?

Crust, Mantle, Outer Core, and Inner Core

5

The term for stored water underground?

aquifer

5

The main gases (5) that make up our atmosphere:

Nitrogen (78%), Oxygen (21%), Ozone, Carbon Dioxide, and Water Vapor

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