Earth's atmosphere layers glowing above a dark coastline at night
Environmental Science

Earth's Four Spheres, from the crust to the exosphere.

One paper covering the geosphere, hydrosphere, atmosphere and biosphere, the bodies of water, the water cycle and the five layers of air, exactly as the Term 1 Week 8 lesson teaches them.

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Earth's Four Spheres
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Earth's Four Spheres practice paper

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  1. Item 1Earth as a system

    About how large is Earth's diameter?

    About how large is Earth's diameter?
  2. Item 2Earth as a system

    Approximately how old is Earth?

    Approximately how old is Earth?
  3. Item 3Earth as a system

    Earth is called a terrestrial planet because it is

    Earth is called a terrestrial planet because it is
  4. Item 4Earth as a system

    Which statement about Earth is correct?

    Which statement about Earth is correct?
  5. Item 5Four spheres

    Which sphere includes rocks, soil and land?

    Which sphere includes rocks, soil and land?
  6. Item 6Four spheres

    Which sphere includes all of Earth's water?

    Which sphere includes all of Earth's water?
  7. Item 7Four spheres

    The layer of gases surrounding Earth is the

    The layer of gases surrounding Earth is the
  8. Item 8Four spheres

    All living things and the areas where life exists belong to the

    All living things and the areas where life exists belong to the
  9. Item 9Four spheres

    Deforestation affecting soil, water, air and animals best shows that the spheres are

    Deforestation affecting soil, water, air and animals best shows that the spheres are
  10. Item 10Hydrosphere

    About what percent of Earth's surface is covered by water?

    About what percent of Earth's surface is covered by water?
  11. Item 11Hydrosphere

    Most of Earth's water is

    Most of Earth's water is
  12. Item 12Hydrosphere

    Much of Earth's freshwater is stored in

    Much of Earth's freshwater is stored in
  13. Item 13Hydrosphere

    Water vapor in the atmosphere is an example of water in which state?

    Water vapor in the atmosphere is an example of water in which state?
  14. Item 14Bodies of water

    Which is the largest body of water on Earth?

    Which is the largest body of water on Earth?
  15. Item 15Bodies of water

    A large body of salt water that is partially surrounded by land and shallower than an ocean is a

    A large body of salt water that is partially surrounded by land and shallower than an ocean is a
  16. Item 16Bodies of water

    A large body of water completely surrounded by land is a

    A large body of water completely surrounded by land is a
  17. Item 17Bodies of water

    In the lesson, a pond has a surface area of less than

    In the lesson, a pond has a surface area of less than
  18. Item 18Bodies of water

    A naturally flowing body of freshwater that moves from higher to lower elevation is a

    A naturally flowing body of freshwater that moves from higher to lower elevation is a
  19. Item 19Bodies of water

    Where river freshwater mixes with ocean saltwater, the water is called

    Where river freshwater mixes with ocean saltwater, the water is called
  20. Item 20Bodies of water

    A body of water partly surrounded by land with a wide opening to a sea or ocean is a

    A body of water partly surrounded by land with a wide opening to a sea or ocean is a
  21. Item 21Bodies of water

    A narrow waterway connecting two large bodies of water is a

    A narrow waterway connecting two large bodies of water is a
  22. Item 22Bodies of water

    A shallow body of water separated from the sea by a sandbar or coral reef is a

    A shallow body of water separated from the sea by a sandbar or coral reef is a
  23. Item 23Water cycle

    The Sun heats water and liquid water becomes water vapor. This step is

    The Sun heats water and liquid water becomes water vapor. This step is
  24. Item 24Water cycle

    Water vapor cools and forms tiny droplets that make clouds during

    Water vapor cools and forms tiny droplets that make clouds during
  25. Item 25Water cycle

    Rain, snow, sleet and hail are all forms of

    Rain, snow, sleet and hail are all forms of
  26. Item 26Water cycle

    Which sequence shows the water cycle in the correct order?

    Which sequence shows the water cycle in the correct order?
  27. Item 27Water cycle

    Water that soaks into the ground during collection becomes

    Water that soaks into the ground during collection becomes
  28. Item 28Cryosphere

    The frozen portion of water on Earth's surface is called the

    The frozen portion of water on Earth's surface is called the
  29. Item 29Cryosphere

    Which place holds the majority of the world's freshwater ice?

    Which place holds the majority of the world's freshwater ice?
  30. Item 30Atmosphere

    Which atmospheric layer is lowest, reaching about 12 km, where weather occurs?

    Which atmospheric layer is lowest, reaching about 12 km, where weather occurs?
  31. Item 31Atmosphere

    The ozone layer is found in the

    The ozone layer is found in the
  32. Item 32Atmosphere

    Meteors burn up and appear as shooting stars in the

    Meteors burn up and appear as shooting stars in the
  33. Item 33Atmosphere

    Auroras such as the Northern Lights occur in the

    Auroras such as the Northern Lights occur in the
  34. Item 34Atmosphere

    Which is the outermost layer, extending about 700 to 10,000 km?

    Which is the outermost layer, extending about 700 to 10,000 km?
  35. Item 35Atmosphere

    The ozone layer protects Earth mainly from

    The ozone layer protects Earth mainly from
  36. Item 36Geosphere

    Which is Earth's thinnest and outermost layer?

    Which is Earth's thinnest and outermost layer?
  37. Item 37Geosphere

    Earth's thickest layer, reaching about 2,900 km deep, is the

    Earth's thickest layer, reaching about 2,900 km deep, is the
  38. Item 38Geosphere

    Which layer is liquid and made mainly of molten iron and nickel?

    Which layer is liquid and made mainly of molten iron and nickel?
  39. Item 39Geosphere

    The lithosphere is made up of the

    The lithosphere is made up of the
  40. Item 40Biosphere

    Species brought into an area that compete with native species for food and habitat are called

    Species brought into an area that compete with native species for food and habitat are called
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