1) What is a geosphere? a) is the liquid part of the earth b) is the solid part of the earth c) is the liquid part of the Universe d) is the solid part of the floor 2) Most of what we know about the Earth’s internal structure comes from... a) waves of the sea but we can also know it from excavations. b) comes from the sun’s rays c) comes from beneath the earth d) earthquakes but we can also know it from excavations. 3) There are different methods to study the Earth​ a) Qualitative methods b) Mixed research methods c) Research methods d) Experimental method e) Direct and direct method f) Direct methods and indirect methods 4) Direct methods a) People can analyse rocks under the sea b) People can analyse rocks from Surface or rocks from excavations. c) People can analyse the rocks that come from beyond d) The rocks that come from a construction 5) Indirect methods a) Studies the properties of rocks to make a stone house b) Studies the properties of rocks to throw them into the sea c) Studies the properties of rocks d) Studies the properties of rocks to keep them e) Study properties of the rocks to create an hypothesis of the inner geosphere f) Studies the properties of rocks to sell them 6) Within the indirect methods a) a) The temperature analysis: ​temperature increases with more depth. This increment isn’t constant because the composition of the rocks changes. b) The study of the earthquakes​: we can study the earthquakes because they produce waves with a lot of energy. This energy from the earth gives us information about the rocks. b) The main methods are: a) Temperature analysis: The temperature decreases with more depth. This increase is not constant because the composition of the rocks changes. b) The study of earthquakes : we can study earthquakes because they produce waves with a lot of energy. This earth energy gives us information about rocks. c) The main methods are: a) Temperature analysis: The temperature decreases with more depth. This increase is not constant because the composition of the rocks changes. b) The study of earthquakes : we can study stars because they produce waves with a lot of energy. This earth energy gives us information about rocks. d) The main methods are: a) Temperature analysis: The temperature decreases with more depth. This increase is constant because the composition of the rocks changes. b) The study of earthquakes : we can study stars because they produce waves with a lot of energy. This earth energy gives us information about rocks. e) The main methods are: a) Temperature analysis: The temperature decreases with more depth. This increase is constant because the composition of the rocks changes. b) Studying comets : we can study stars because they produce waves with a lot of energy. This earth energy gives us information about rocks. f) The main methods are: a) Temperature analysis: The temperature decreases with more depth. This increase is constant because the composition of the rocks changes. b) Studying comets : we can study stars because they produce light with a lot of energy. This earth energy gives us information about rocks. 7) The three layers of earth are... a) Crust mantle cuore b) Crust, mantle, core c) Crust, mantel, core d) Crusty, matle, core e) Crust, mantles, core f) Crust and mantle 8) CRUST:​ The Earth has two types of crust a) Oriental crust and cntinental crust b) Oceanic crust and sandwich crust c) Continental crust and oceanic crust d) Earth crust and continental crust e) Oceanic crust and oriental crust f) Earth crust and continental crust 9) The mantle is divided into two layers a) High mantle and low mantle b) Mantle up and mantle down c) Outer mantle and inner mantle d) Upper mantle and lower mantle e) Inner mantle and outer mantle f) Supreme mantle 10) Core are two layer: a) Core up and core down b) Upper core and lower core c) Outer core and inner core d) High core and low core e) Supreme core f) Only inner core

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