1. The sand we see here around letter C was most likely made from working to change the .

2. The shape of the tall mountains we see around letter D were most likely made from the working to change the .

3. Plants found near the letter D are a part of the and will usually the rocks around them.

4. Wind that comes from the letter A is a part of the and will usually the rocks that it moves around.

5. Ice that would form around letter D is a part of the and will usually the rocks it forms around.

6. It’s likely that D made the change into C over how much time?

• Between tens to hundreds of years.
• Between thousands to millions of years.
• Between minutes to hours
• It’s likely existed in this form since the formation of the Earth

7. For letter C on the image and based on what you observe in the image, what changes likely led to its formation?

• Chemical changes from B.
• Physical changes from A.
• Physical changes from B.
• Chemical changes from A.

8. Your science teacher says that the ocean is very important to certain parts of the biosphere. Draw a model that shows an example of how this claim could be true. In your model, label the parts of the biosphere in green, and label parts of the hydrosphere in blue.

9. Waves are made when wind pushes on water over long distances. Draw a model in the space below to show an interaction between the hydrosphere and geosphere. Label the spheres and show how water interacts with and changes the land.

10. Explain how your model shows an interaction between spheres on the Earth. Explain how water interacts with and changes the land.