5th grade earth and rocks
5th grade (Year 6 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.5-ESS2-1, NGSS.5-ESS2-2, NGSS.5-ESS3-1 · England: KS3 Chemistry: Earth and atmosphere, KS2 Geography links, KS2 Y4 Living things and their habitats
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Question 1
Which action best tackles this problem: air pollution from traffic?
- A. recycling and composting schemes
- B. more buses, bike lanes and electric vehicles
- C. banning single-use plastics and beach clean-ups
- D. fixing leaks and collecting rainwater
Question 2
About 97% of Earth's water is salty and 3% is fresh. If all of Earth's water were shrunk into 100 litres, about how many litres would be fresh water?
AnswerL
Question 3
What does this chart of Earth's fresh water show?
- A. Groundwater is the largest store.
- B. Most fresh water is frozen or underground, not in rivers and lakes.
- C. Most fresh water is in rivers and lakes.
- D. There is more fresh water in the air than in ice.
Question 4
True or false? Glaciers are part of the geosphere.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 5
Which two spheres are interacting here: waves crash against a cliff and wear it away?
- A. biosphere and geosphere
- B. biosphere and hydrosphere
- C. biosphere and atmosphere
- D. hydrosphere and geosphere
Question 6
Why do engineers in some cities pump water up from deep underground?
- A. Underground water is salty.
- B. Rivers are always empty.
- C. It is warmer.
- D. Groundwater is a large store of fresh water.
Question 7
True or false? Plastic in the sea breaks down completely in a few weeks.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 8
Which of Earth's spheres does this belong to: water underground?
- A. geosphere (rock and land)
- B. hydrosphere (water)
- C. atmosphere (air)
- D. biosphere (living things)
Question 9
Scientists measure river water each month and find pollution falling after a new rule. What is this measuring for?
- A. Measuring is not useful.
- B. To make the water warmer.
- C. To make the river longer.
- D. To check whether the solution is working.
Question 10
Which action best tackles this problem: water shortages?
- A. planting strips of plants along riverbanks
- B. fixing leaks and collecting rainwater
- C. banning single-use plastics and beach clean-ups
- D. more buses, bike lanes and electric vehicles
Question 11
About 97% of Earth's water is salty and 3% is fresh. If all of Earth's water were shrunk into 500 litres, about how many litres would be fresh water?
AnswerL
Question 12
The chart shows where Earth's fresh water is found. What percentage is lakes, rivers, soil and air?
Answer%
Question 13
True or false? People are part of the biosphere.
- A. True
- B. False
Question 14
Which two spheres are interacting here: waves crash against a cliff and wear it away?
- A. geosphere and atmosphere
- B. biosphere and atmosphere
- C. hydrosphere and geosphere
- D. hydrosphere and atmosphere
Question 15
Only about 1% of Earth's fresh water is easy to reach in lakes and rivers. What should people do?
- A. Pour waste into rivers.
- B. Use water carefully and keep it clean.
- C. Use as much as possible.
- D. Nothing; water never runs out.
Question 16
True or false? Communities can reduce pollution by changing how they travel.
- A. True
- B. False
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