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Science 4th Grade: Earth & Soils QuizOnline version Earth layers, soils, and cycles quiz by Dafne Ibañez 1 1. The solar system is located in the Milky Way galaxy. a F b T 2 2. Earth is the second planet from the Sun. a F b T 3 3. Inner planets are also called giant gas planets. a F b T 4 4. The atmosphere is the gaseous layer surrounding the Earth. a T b F 5 5. 97% of the water on Earth is fresh water. a T b F 6 6. Lithosphere means "sphere of stone". a T b F 7 7. A population is a set of individuals of different species. a T b F 8 8. Magma that comes to the surface through volcanoes is called lava. a T b F 9 9. Air is composed of 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen. a F b T 10 10. Organic soils contain humus and are fertile soils with many nutrients. a T b F 11 1. Which planet is located between Earth and Mercury? a) Mars b) Venus c) Jupiter a b) Venus b a) Mars c c) Jupiter 12 2. The four outer planets are: a) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars b) Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune c) Sun, Moon, Earth, Mars a c) Sun, Moon, Earth, Mars b b) Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune c a) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars 13 3. The layer formed by living beings is the: a) Hydrosphere b) Lithosphere c) Biosphere a a) Hydrosphere b c) Biosphere c b) Lithosphere 14 4. The thinnest and most superficial inner layer of the Earth is the: a) Crust b) Mantle c) Core a b) Mantle b a) Crust c c) Core 15 5. The core of the Earth is made up mainly of: a) Water and gas b) Iron and nickel c) Sand and humus a b) Iron and nickel b a) Water and gas c c) Sand and humus 16 6. What percentage of the Earth's food comes from the soil? a) 50% b) 70% c) 95% a c) 95% b b) 70% c a) 50% 17 7. Which element is colorless, tasteless, and odorless when pure? a) Drinking water b) Fire c) Lava a a) Drinking water b b) Fire c c) Lava 18 8. Soil dominated by sand that is poor in plants is called: a) Rocky soil b) Sandy soil c) Clay soil a b) Sandy soil b c) Clay soil c a) Rocky soil 19 9. What natural process regulates climate and rainfall? a) Volcanic activity b) The water cycle c) Photosynthesis a a) Volcanic activity b c) Photosynthesis c b) The water cycle 20 10. The layer that protects living beings from the sun's ultraviolet rays is the: a) Ozone layer b) Inner core c) Crust a a) Ozone layer b c) Crust c b) Inner core 21 1. Earth's surface has mountains, plains, and forests which make up __________ of its structure. a 30% b Hydrosphere c Individual d Mantle 22 2. The layer of liquid water masses is called the __________. a Mantle b Individual c 30% d Hydrosphere 23 3. Only __________ of the Earth's water is fresh water. a Mantle b Hydrosphere c 3% d 30% 24 4. A single species in an ecosystem is categorized as an __________. a Individual b 3% c Hydrosphere d Mantle 25 5. The middle internal layer of the Earth formed by magma is the __________. a Core b Mantle c Crust d Outer Core 26 6. The deepest part of the Earth, divided into outer and inner parts, is the __________. a Outer Core b Crust c Core d Mantle 27 7. Air maintains humidity and temperature conditions thanks to the __________ effect. a Clay b Oxygen c Greenhouse d Fire 28 8. Burning material needs __________ to produce fire. a Greenhouse b Oxygen c Fire d Clay 29 9. __________ soils need a large amount of water to be productive. a Clay b Loamy c Hydrosphere d Sandy 30 10. Humans have used __________ for thousands of years to warm themselves, cook, and light up. a Greenhouse b Clay c Fire d Oxygen 31 1. The outermost layer: ____________________ a Inner Core b Mantle c Crust d Outer Core 32 2. The magma layer: ____________________ a Inner Core b Outer Core c Mantle d Crust 33 3. The liquid part of the center: ____________________ a Mantle b Outer Core c Inner Core d Crust 34 4. The solid center: ____________________ a Inner Core b Crust c Outer Core d Mantle

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by Dafne Ibañez

1. The solar system is located in the Milky Way galaxy.

2. Earth is the second planet from the Sun.

3. Inner planets are also called giant gas planets.

4. The atmosphere is the gaseous layer surrounding the Earth.

5. 97% of the water on Earth is fresh water.

6. Lithosphere means "sphere of stone".

7. A population is a set of individuals of different species.

8. Magma that comes to the surface through volcanoes is called lava.

9. Air is composed of 78% nitrogen and 21% oxygen.

10. Organic soils contain humus and are fertile soils with many nutrients.

1. Which planet is located between Earth and Mercury? a) Mars b) Venus c) Jupiter

2. The four outer planets are: a) Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars b) Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune c) Sun, Moon, Earth, Mars

3. The layer formed by living beings is the: a) Hydrosphere b) Lithosphere c) Biosphere

4. The thinnest and most superficial inner layer of the Earth is the: a) Crust b) Mantle c) Core

5. The core of the Earth is made up mainly of: a) Water and gas b) Iron and nickel c) Sand and humus

6. What percentage of the Earth's food comes from the soil? a) 50% b) 70% c) 95%

7. Which element is colorless, tasteless, and odorless when pure? a) Drinking water b) Fire c) Lava

8. Soil dominated by sand that is poor in plants is called: a) Rocky soil b) Sandy soil c) Clay soil

9. What natural process regulates climate and rainfall? a) Volcanic activity b) The water cycle c) Photosynthesis

10. The layer that protects living beings from the sun's ultraviolet rays is the: a) Ozone layer b) Inner core c) Crust

1. Earth's surface has mountains, plains, and forests which make up __________ of its structure.

2. The layer of liquid water masses is called the __________.

3. Only __________ of the Earth's water is fresh water.

4. A single species in an ecosystem is categorized as an __________.

5. The middle internal layer of the Earth formed by magma is the __________.

6. The deepest part of the Earth, divided into outer and inner parts, is the __________.

7. Air maintains humidity and temperature conditions thanks to the __________ effect.

8. Burning material needs __________ to produce fire.

9. __________ soils need a large amount of water to be productive.

10. Humans have used __________ for thousands of years to warm themselves, cook, and light up.

1. The outermost layer: ____________________

2. The magma layer: ____________________

3. The liquid part of the center: ____________________

4. The solid center: ____________________