Earth's Domains and Resources

Which zone of the Earth primarily refers to the land?

What percentage of the Earth's water is suitable for drinking?

Which of the following is NOT one of the four main spheres of the Earth?

What component is essential for plants to prepare food?

What is the primary function of soil in the lithosphere?

Which of the following is a characteristic of glaciers?

What is the primary significance of the Sun to Earth?

Which landform is considered the highest in the lithosphere?

Which continent is India located in?

Which of the following represents the sphere associated with living organisms?

What role does the ozone layer play in relation to the Sun's radiation?

Which statement about the biosphere is true?

Which layer of the atmosphere is closest to the Earth's surface?

What does the atmosphere provide that is essential for living beings?

Which of the following is a harmful type of wave from the Sun?

Which term accurately describes the combination of air, water, and land where life exists?

How does air influence the climate of the Earth?

What is the best description of the hydrosphere?

Which layer of the atmosphere is located above the troposphere?

What is the primary reason Earth is referred to as the 'Blue Planet'?

Which layer of the atmosphere is responsible for weather changes?

What is the primary mode of transportation provided by the atmosphere?

Which of the following industries utilizes water in its manufacturing process?

What role does water play in agriculture?

Which ocean is NOT one of the five major oceans?

Which atmospheric layer contains the ozone layer?

What is an important mineral resource found in water?

Which water body is NOT categorized under the hydrosphere?

Which of the following aquatic animals is NOT commonly found in water?

What is a key function of the atmosphere for Earth?

The lithosphere includes landforms such as mountains, valleys, and hills.

The hydrosphere consists mostly of usable freshwater.

The atmosphere is the zone that supports all living organisms on Earth.

Soil is essential for plant growth as it is composed of rocks, minerals, water, air, and organic matter.

The Sun is important for life on Earth because it provides light and heat necessary for plants to prepare food.

The hydrosphere covers about three-fourths of the Earth's surface.

Water is a permanent resource and cannot be renewed.

Amphibians are life forms that do not live in water.

The troposphere is the highest layer of the atmosphere.

The ozone layer is located in the stratosphere.

The Earth's atmosphere is a mixture of gases, water vapors, and dust particles.

Water is not important for domestic purposes.

Many industries use water in some processes of manufacturing goods.

The exosphere is the lowest layer of the atmosphere.

Water is a storehouse of important mineral resources like oil and natural gas.

Besides land, what are the other three major zones or 'spheres' that encompass everything on Earth?

What two forms does the majority of the Earth's water exist in, making it unusable for drinking?

What does the term 'bio' mean in the context of biosphere?

What is the name given to the energy from the Sun?

What does the lithosphere consist of?

Besides humans, name one other type of living being that is part of the biosphere.

What is the main function of the ozone layer?

What is the uppermost layer of the Earth's crust in which plants grow, and what are its components?

Name two continents mentioned in the text.

What is one key function of the atmosphere?

What are glaciers primarily composed of and how do they move?

What is meant by the term 'ultraviolet' in the context of the Sun?

Name two ways that humans use water domestically.

Besides being used for drinking, name two ways that living beings use water.

What is the name of the layer of the atmosphere in which weather changes take place?

Name two uses of water that are related to trade or travel.

What is the name of the atmospheric layer that is right above the stratosphere?

Name two edible plants that can be found in water?

Give two specific examples of animals besides fish, that live in water.

Why is the atmosphere considered a blanket for the Earth?

What is the name of the outermost layer of the atmosphere?

What specific function does the ozone layer, found in the stratosphere, perform?

The lithosphere is the 'solid' part of the Earth that includes different types of landforms, such as mountains, valleys, and _______.

Almost 97% of the water in the hydrosphere is _______.

The atmosphere is the domain of _______ that surrounds the Earth.

The zone that contains all living organisms is known as the _______.

The Earth revolves around the _______ and depends on it for light and heat.

The hydrosphere is made up of oceans, seas, ponds, rivers, and ______.

Water is essential for ______ in agriculture, helping to ensure crops grow healthily.

The Earth's atmosphere serves as a blanket by absorbing harmful ______ rays.

The lowest layer of the atmosphere, where weather changes happen, is called the ______.

The five major oceans include the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Arctic, and ______ oceans.

The ______ layer of the atmosphere contains the ozone layer.

Water is crucial for ______ materials such as fish and edible plants.

Many species of ______ and mammals live in aquatic environments.

The outermost layer of the atmosphere is called the ______.

Water is used for domestic purposes like cooking, washing, and ______.

Match the following domains of the Earth with their descriptions:

Match the following terms with their appropriate examples:

Match the following concepts with their significance to life on Earth:

Match the following spheres with their primary components:

Match the following percentage descriptions related to Earth's water: