Earths Spheres Review

How does water change Earths surface?

• Melting glaciers, Melting ice caps.

• Slow river deposits sediment at the mouth

• Can break, carry, and drop rocks

• Prevent too much erosion

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High carbon dioxide leads to global warming, which leads to…

• The animals go inside the soil and die

• Ants arrive and rule earth

• The wind from the heat spreads around earths surface

• Melting glaciers, Melting ice caps.

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Which two interactions between Earth’s spheres are correct?

• Plants (biosphere) taking carbon dioxide (atmosphere)

• Animals (hydrosphere) drinks water (geosphere) in order to be hydrated (biosphere)

• In the sky (lithosphere) the bird (geosphere) flys very fast

• Volcanic eruption (geosphere) and dust (atmosphere)

• Landscapes (biosphere) are created by erosion and weathering.

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Which two interactions between Earth’s spheres are correct?

• Human being (geosphere) collect dirt and rocks (hydrosphere)

• Dirt and rocks (lithosphere) eroding by water (hydrosphere)

• Plants (hydrosphere) grow by the roots which grows in the soil (biosphere)

• Animals (biosphere) breathing (atmosphere)

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Purpose of planting vegetation?

• To evaporate

• Prevent too much erosion

• To weather

• For it can get Radiation

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True statements about weathering?

• Weathering- carries the rocks to another location/place

• Abrasion- physical weathering between rocks

• Chemical weathering- change in minerals composition

• Chemical weathering- breaks down the rocks into pieces

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Which interactions between Earth’s spheres are correct?

• Lighting in the air (atmosphere) leads to wildfire on vegetation (biosphere)

• Water (geosphere) goes though the soil (hydrosphere) so the plant (cryosphere) can grow

• Gravity pulls sediments down (geosphere) and goes to the ocean (hydrosphere)

• Glacier (cryosphere) erodes rocks (geosphere)

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Which statement best explains cryosphere impact on rocks?

• Frozen water dissolves most type of rocks.

• Plants that grow in the polar zone break through the ice.

• Soil transforms to ice and dissolves into water.

• Weathering due to freezing and thawing.

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How is delta formed?

• Soil pushes the water back to form

• Slow river deposits sediment at the mouth

• Water pushes strongly the soil to move to the sides and the rest of the water molecules move

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Which radiation is trapped on the earth’s surface?

• Infrared rays

• X-rays

• Gramma rays

• Beta radiation

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