"Mass is the amount of volume that a body has." Is it correct?
No, because mass is the amount of MATTER that a body has.
Gravitational Force is when a magnet is near certain objects it attracts them. This statement is true or false?
It is false because it is a Magnetic Force.
What the Epicenter is?
It is the point on the surface of Earth, located just above the hypocenter where the tremor or earthquake is usually felt with the greatest intensity.
What instrument we use to measure volume?
A cylinder
The outer core is solid, frozen or liquid?
The outer core is liquid.
"Volume is the space that a body occupies." Is it correct?
Yes, it is.
How are the Earthquakes measured?
Earthquakes are measured using two scales:Richter scale and Mercalli scale.
"In this state, particles are completely separated and can move freely. The forces that keep them joined are very weak." The previous definition belongs to: A) Solid B) Liquid C) Gas
C) Gas
The Atmosphere is made up of...?
It is a mixture of gases that surround the Earth.
Can you name the three Earth's layers?
Atmosphere, Geosphere and Hydrosphere
Name the three components of the Lithosphere
Oceanic crust, continental crust, and the upper part of the mantle.
What the Hypocenter is?
It is the point of origin of these movements, and they travel quickly through the lithosphere in all directions.
What are the three organs that the skeleton protects?
Heart, brain and lungs
What the Hydrosphere is?
The hydrosphere is all the water in our planet.
Joints are: A) The areas where bones meet. B) The areas where bones separate ?
A) The areas where bones meet.
The skeletal system is formed by...? Name the two components
Bones and joints
What are the Geosphere’s layers?
Crust, Mantle and Core
According to the picture where someone is pushing a cart, this type of force is a contact force or a non-contact force?
It's a contact force
Electric Force is caused by the closeness of objects with an electric charge. This statement is true or false?
It is true.
Tectonic plates are always still or in constant movement?
They are always in constant movement.
What is the name of the magma when it comes up to the surface?
It´s called Lava
Does liquid particles have constant volume? Yes or no?
Yes
"Watching TV and eating only cookies..."This is a way to take care of our body?
No, it is not
Which layer of the geosphere has the highest temperature? The crust, the mantle or the core?
The Core