31 Questions
The Earth's surface is made up of land (29%) and ______ (71%)
water
The Earth is surrounded by ______
air
Water from melting snow and ice also flows into ______
rivers
The centre of the Earth is still extremely ______
hot
The Earth's natural resources include water, wind, sol, and ______
minerals
Rain falls and rivers or soaks into the ground to join ______
streams
All rocks on the surface of Earth get broken down to pebbles, gravel, and ______
mud
When rocks are weathered, they break down into smaller particles like pebbles, gravel, and ______
mud
The process of rock breakdown results in the formation of pebbles, gravel, and ______
mud
Over time, rocks undergo weathering to form pebbles, gravel, and ______
mud
As rocks erode, they transform into smaller materials such as pebbles, gravel, and ______
mud
It is then deposited on the banks of the ______. Rivers carry these small pieces and deposit them as sediment. Sometimes change can be sudden.
rivers
Water from melting snow and ice also flows into ______
rivers
The Earth's natural resources include water, wind, sol, and ______
rivers
Rain falls and rivers or soaks into the ground to join ______
rivers
The Earth's surface is made up of land (29%) and ______ (71%)
water
Over a period of time, the pieces become smaller and turn into ______, mud, and soil.
sand
The rivers carry this soil with them. The rivers carry this ______ with them.
soil
Rain falls and rivers or soaks into the ground to join ______.
streams
Water from melting snow and ice also flows into ______.
rivers
The Earth's natural resources include water, wind, sol, and ______.
soil
During heavy rain, rivers and lakes can ______ the land
flood
The water level in rivers and lakes rises when there is heavy ______
rain
Water from melting snow and ice can also ______ the rivers
flow
The Earth's surface is composed of land and ______
water
The Earth's natural resources include wind, soil, and ______
water
When dams burst, and crops in the fields, villages, and even whole cities can become flooded with water, it is an example of ______
flooding
______ occurs when water overflows and covers areas that are usually dry
flooding
Heavy rain can lead to ______, causing damage to infrastructure and agriculture
flooding
The process of rocks breaking down into smaller particles like pebbles and gravel is called ______
weathering
______ is the process by which rocks are broken down into smaller fragments over time
weathering
Test your knowledge on Earth's natural resources, human impact on the environment, and conservation methods. Learn about the formation of Earth and the importance of preserving its resources for future generations.
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