The Universe
The Earth's Movements
The Layers of the Earth
Relief Landform
100

What shape is Earth?

A sphere 

100

What causes day and night?

The rotation of the Earth.

100

What are Earth's outer layers?

The hydrosphere and the atmosphere. 

100

What are the two basic groups of landforms?

Emergent land and submerged land

200

Which planet is the only planet in the solar system where life exists? 

Earth

200

What is a revolution? How long does it take to complete?

It is the movement of the Earth around the sun. It takes one year to complete (365 days).

200

Where are living organisms active?

In the biosphere
200

What are the four basic landforms?

Plains, plateaus, mountains, and valleys 

300

What is latitude?

The distance from any point on Earth to the Equator. Latitudes can be north or south. 

300

What is a leap year?

Every four years there is an additional day in the month of February. 

300

What is the difference between continents and islands?

Continents are large extensions from emerged land, while islands are portions of land surrounded by water. Continents are much larger than islands. 

300

Name three different types of relief of submerged lands.

The continental shelf, the continental slope, abyssal plains, ocean ridges, and trenches.

400

What is longitude? 

The distance from any point on Earth to the meridian. Longitudes can be east or west. 

400

When a hemisphere "advances" towards the Sun, what season is it?

Summer

400

Name Earth's three inner layers and describe what they consist of. 

1. Core - consists of dense materials, mainly iron

2. Mantle - consists of materials such as magma

3. Crust - consists of solid rock and soil

400

Name three different types of relief of emergent lands.

Beaches, capes, gulfs, estuaries, fjords, peninsulas, and isthmi

500

What is the universe made of?

Numerous galaxies, celestial bodies, and interstellar matter (dust and gas).
500

Describe what causes the seasons to change. 

The Earth's movement around the Sun, revolution, causes the seasons. When a hemisphere advances towards the Sun it is hotter and summer. When it is retreating from the Sun, it heats up and it is winter, and when it is neither advancing nor retreating, it is spring or autumn.  

500

On which tectonic plate is the Iberian Peninsula located?

Eurasian Plate

500

Relief is formed by what actions?

Earth's internal agents of forces 

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