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Book 12 science quiz: free printable worksheet
A free 12-question number quiz for kids, parents and teachers, based on A Million Whys Book 12, The Volcano Expedition. Every fact comes straight from a page in the book. Fill in each missing number from the number bank. The answer key links to the video for each question.
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Name: ______________________ Date: ______________ Score: ____ / 12
Fill in the missing number
Number bank: 10 11 30 50 90 150 180 350 1,000 1815 1963 7,700
- The cinders pile up at the steepest angle they can hold, about _______ degrees, just like a pile of sand.
From: Why Do Cinder Cones Look Like Sand Piles? - In _______, Mount Tambora in Indonesia had the biggest eruption in recorded history.
From: What Was the Biggest Eruption People Have Ever Recorded? - Ash from Mount Mazama in Oregon fell across western Canada about _______ years ago and can still be found in soil.
From: Why Do People Study Ash Layers in Soil? - About _______ percent of the world’s earthquakes and many of its volcanoes happen along it.
From: Why Is the “Ring of Fire” So Quake-Y? - The Mariana Trench is the deepest place in the ocean, nearly _______ kilometers down.
From: Why Is the Mariana Trench So Deep? - The oldest ocean floor is only about _______ million years old, but some continents have rocks billions of years old.
From: Why Is Seafloor Younger Near Ridges? - In _______ million years the coastlines may look very different, though we can only predict the pattern, not the details.
From: Why Will Maps Look Different in 50 Million Years? - Cold seawater seeps into cracks, heats up near magma to over _______ degrees Celsius, and dissolves metals and sulfur from the rock.
From: Why Do Black Smokers Exist on the Seafloor? - Diamonds form deep underground, over _______ kilometers down, where carbon is squeezed by great pressure and heat.
From: How Do Diamonds Come Up From Deep Inside Earth? - In a lab, scientists melt rocks in furnaces at over _______ degrees Celsius.
From: Why Do Labs Recreate Magma in Furnaces? - In _______, a new island called Surtsey appeared off Iceland.
From: Why Will New Islands Keep Appearing Sometimes? - Mauna Kea in Hawaii rises about _______ kilometers from the seafloor, taller than Mount Everest measured from sea level.
From: How Tall Can a Volcano Grow?
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- 30 (The cinders pile up at the steepest angle they can hold, about 30 degrees, just like a pile of sand. Book 12, Question 14)
- 1815 (In 1815, Mount Tambora in Indonesia had the biggest eruption in recorded history. Book 12, Question 16)
- 7,700 (Ash from Mount Mazama in Oregon fell across western Canada about 7,700 years ago and can still be found in soil. Book 12, Question 25)
- 90 (About 90 percent of the world’s earthquakes and many of its volcanoes happen along it. Book 12, Question 42)
- 11 (The Mariana Trench is the deepest place in the ocean, nearly 11 kilometers down. Book 12, Question 57)
- 180 (The oldest ocean floor is only about 180 million years old, but some continents have rocks billions of years old. Book 12, Question 60)
- 50 (In 50 million years the coastlines may look very different, though we can only predict the pattern, not the details. Book 12, Question 74)
- 350 (Cold seawater seeps into cracks, heats up near magma to over 350 degrees Celsius, and dissolves metals and sulfur from the rock. Book 12, Question 85)
- 150 (Diamonds form deep underground, over 150 kilometers down, where carbon is squeezed by great pressure and heat. Book 12, Question 99)
- 1,000 (In a lab, scientists melt rocks in furnaces at over 1,000 degrees Celsius. Book 12, Question 121)
- 1963 (In 1963, a new island called Surtsey appeared off Iceland. Book 12, Question 146)
- 10 (Mauna Kea in Hawaii rises about 10 kilometers from the seafloor, taller than Mount Everest measured from sea level. Book 12, Question 147)