4 Spheres of Earth
Weathering, Erosion, Deposition
Landforms
Watersheds & the Hydrosphere
Mixed Bag
100

This is all living things on Earth

What is the Biosphere?

100

These are the three main ways erosion occurs on Earth.

What is wind, water and ice?

100

A large body of saltwater that surrounds continents.

What is an ocean?

100

THIS is an area of land that supplies water to a river system.

What is a watershed?

100
An example of something in the Geosphere is THIS.

What is any landform, rock, mineral or ground?

200

This includes all water on Earth

What is the Hydrosphere?

200

This force drops sediment in a new location.

What is deposition?

200

A large steep area of land that forms peaks.

What are mountains?

200

This decribes a tributary.

What is a creek, brook or stream that connects to a river?

200

Flowers are a part of THIS Earth sphere.

What is the biosphere?
300

This describes the geosphere.

What is all the rocks, ground and landforms of the Earth?

300

Sand dunes, and mushroom rocks are created by this type of erosion.

What is wind?

300

This describes a river.

What is a large, flowing body of water that empties into an ocean.

300

THIS is one major way watersheds are able to contribute to us on Earth.

What is either: drinking water, use for agriculture or manufacturing, recreation or animal habitats?

300

THIS type of force destroys or breaks down landforms.

What is destructive force?

400

This describes the atmosphere.

What is the thin layer of gases surrounding the Earth?

400

Water is able to weather down areas with THIS LANDFORM.

What is rivers, or flowing rivers?

400

This describes the difference between a plateau and plain.

What is a plateau is at a high elevation, and a plain is at a low elevation?

400

THIS is why the hydrosphere is so important to Earth.

What is it contains ALL water on Earth?

400

THIS is an example of a landform that is considered both constructive and destructive.

What are volcanoes OR mountains?
500
A river flooding the surrounding land describes the interaction between these two spheres of the Earth.

What is the hydrosphere and geosphere?

500

Erosion moves sediment, but THIS breaks sediment down.

What is Weathering?

500

This describes the difference between a delta and a sand dune.

What is deltas are made by water, and sand dunes are made by wind?

500

THIS describes how a watershed contributes to the Biosphere.

What is supplies water to plants and animals, or gives habitats to some plants and animals?

500

FINAL JEOPARDY:

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Write an example of how ALL four Earth spheres can work together.