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Test your knowledge of Earth's systems and cycles.

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Froggy Jumps Earth Systems QuizVersion en ligne Test your knowledge of Earth's systems and cycles. par Phillicia Simmons 1 Which gas is about 78% of Earth's atmosphere? a Argon b Nitrogen c Oxygen 2 Which layer protects us from UV radiation? a Mesosphere b Stratosphere (ozone layer) c Troposphere 3 What drives the hydrologic cycle along with gravity? a Solar energy b Wind energy c Geothermal energy 4 Which biome is known for the highest biodiversity? a Taiga b Desert c Tropical rainforest 5 What is percolation in the water cycle? a Water moving into the ground b Water flowing in rivers c Water evaporation 6 Which biome is characterized by hot days and nocturnal animals? a Savanna b Tundra c Desert 7 Which biome has long cold winters and conifer forests? a Grassland b Taiga c Tropical rainforest 8 What causes seasons apart from distance from the Sun? a Moon phase b Ocean currents c Tilt of Earth's axis 9 Which process forms limestone and sedimentary rocks from sediments? a Compaction and cementation b Melting and solidification c Metamorphism 10 Which feature stores freshwater underground? a Glacier b Aquifer c Reservoir 11 What are the three main rock types classified by formation? a Igneous, Sedimentary, Metamorphic b Limestone, Sandstone, Shale c Granite, Marble, Basalt 12 Which gas makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere? a Nitrogen b Carbon Dioxide c Oxygen 13 Which layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer? a Troposphere b Stratosphere c Mesosphere 14 What is the process by which water moves from soil to groundwater called? a Evaporation b Percolation c Condensation 15 Which biome is known for high biodiversity and nutrient-poor soil? a Taiga b Tropical rainforest c Desert 16 What drives the hydrologic cycle along with gravity? a Solar energy b Radioactivity c Geothermal heat 17 Mangroves primarily stabilize coasts and serve as what? a Coral reefs only b Desert oases c Fish nurseries 18 Which process describes the tilt of Earth's axis causing seasons? a Axial tilt of 23.5° b Moon phases c Orbit eccentricity 19 What term describes the variety of life from genes to ecosystems? a Habitability b Biochemistry c Biodiversity 20 What is the largest storage form of freshwater on Earth? a Ice caps/glaciers b Rivers c Lakes 21 What is the lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere called? a Stratosphere b Troposphere c Mesosphere 22 Which gas makes up about 78% of the atmosphere? a Nitrogen b Oxygen c Argon 23 What causes the Coriolis effect on winds and currents? a Sun's gravity b Earth's rotation c Moon's gravity 24 In hydrology, what does percolation mean? a Water flowing over land b Water evaporating c Water moving into the ground 25 What is a major marine crisis mentioned in the guide? a Coral bleaching b Plastic pollution c Overharvesting 26 Which biome is known for the highest biodiversity? a Tropical rainforest b Taiga c Desert 27 Which holds most of the Earth's freshwater? a Glaciers and ice caps b Oceans c Rivers 28 What is an aquifer? a Underground water storage b A type of river c A surface reservoir 29 What tilt of the Earth's axis helps create seasons? a 23.5 degrees b 0 degrees c 45 degrees 30 Biodiversity is best described as what? a Number of species only b Genetic diversity alone c Variety of life from genes to ecosystems

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Earth Systems QuizVersion en ligne

par Phillicia Simmons

Which gas is about 78% of Earth's atmosphere?

Which layer protects us from UV radiation?

What drives the hydrologic cycle along with gravity?

Which biome is known for the highest biodiversity?

What is percolation in the water cycle?

Which biome is characterized by hot days and nocturnal animals?

Which biome has long cold winters and conifer forests?

What causes seasons apart from distance from the Sun?

Which process forms limestone and sedimentary rocks from sediments?

Which feature stores freshwater underground?

What are the three main rock types classified by formation?

Which gas makes up about 78% of Earth's atmosphere?

Which layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer?

What is the process by which water moves from soil to groundwater called?

Which biome is known for high biodiversity and nutrient-poor soil?

What drives the hydrologic cycle along with gravity?

Mangroves primarily stabilize coasts and serve as what?

Which process describes the tilt of Earth's axis causing seasons?

What term describes the variety of life from genes to ecosystems?

What is the largest storage form of freshwater on Earth?

What is the lowest layer of Earth's atmosphere called?

Which gas makes up about 78% of the atmosphere?

What causes the Coriolis effect on winds and currents?

In hydrology, what does percolation mean?

What is a major marine crisis mentioned in the guide?

Which biome is known for the highest biodiversity?

Which holds most of the Earth's freshwater?

What is an aquifer?

What tilt of the Earth's axis helps create seasons?

Biodiversity is best described as what?