DAY-1 CLASS-7 SOCIAL L-2 QUIZZ

What is the main topic of the learning material shown in the image?

• Our Changing Earth

• The Solar System

• Ancient Civilizations

• Weather Patterns

Which subject is this learning material designed for?

• Mathematics

• Social Studies

• Science

• Language Arts

Which force helps shape the Earth's surface from within?

• Endogenic forces

• Wind

• Rain

• Sunlight

What can happen when tectonic plates move?

• New landforms are created

• The sky changes color

• Animals change their color

• Plants grow faster

What is the biosphere?

• The solid outer layer of Earth

• All water on Earth

• The gaseous layer around Earth

• All living organisms on Earth and their interactions

If a tree is growing in soil and taking in air, which domains of the Earth are involved in this process?

• Lithosphere, Atmosphere, and Biosphere

• Hydrosphere and Lithosphere

• Atmosphere and Hydrosphere

• Biosphere and Hydrosphere

Imagine you are a scientist studying the Earth's surface. How would you explain the difference between major and minor tectonic plates to your classmates?

• Major plates are larger and include examples like the Pacific and Eurasian plates, while minor plates are smaller, like the Philippine and Caribbean plates.

• Major plates are found only in the ocean, while minor plates are on land.

• Major plates move faster than minor plates.

• Minor plates are made of metal, while major plates are made of rock.

What causes the plates on Earth's surface to move?

• Extreme heat from Earth's core creates convection currents in the mantle.

• The wind pushes the plates.

• The ocean waves move the plates.

• Animals digging underground move the plates.

Imagine the convection currents in the mantle stopped moving. What might happen to the movement of Earth's plates?

• The plates would stop moving.

• The plates would move faster.

• The plates would float away.

• The plates would melt.

What landforms are created by divergent plate boundaries?

• Mountains and trenches

• Fault lines and earthquake zones

• Mid-ocean ridges and rift valleys

• Volcanoes and islands