Question

drag and drop the words or phrases to accurately identify earths layers. lithosphere middle core inner core crust mantle magma

Explanation:

To identify Earth's layers: The outermost solid layer (the first blank, left - most orange layer) is the "crust" (part of the lithosphere, but among the options, crust is the direct layer here). The middle orange - hued layer around the core is the "mantle"? Wait, no, looking at the diagram: the left - most orange layer (outermost) is crust, then the next (middle orange) is mantle? Wait, no, the diagram has three main parts: the outermost (left - most orange slice) should be "crust", the middle orange (the larger orange part with a hole) – wait, no, the Earth's layers: crust (outermost), mantle (middle), outer core (liquid, orange - hued around inner core), inner core (solid, yellow). Wait, the first blank (pointing to the left - most orange layer) is "crust". The second blank (pointing to the outer core? Wait, the label says "Outer core" – no, the arrow to the orange part with "Outer core" label? Wait, no, the diagram: the left - most orange layer (thin) is crust. Then the middle orange (thicker) is mantle? Wait, no, the options are lithosphere, middle core, inner core, crust, mantle, magma. Wait, Earth's layers: crust (outermost solid), mantle (below crust, viscous), outer core (liquid, iron - nickel), inner core (solid, iron - nickel). The left - most orange layer (thin) is crust. The middle orange (the larger orange with a cavity) – no, the "Outer core" label is on the orange part with a cavity, and the yellow is inner core. Wait, the first blank (arrow to left - most orange) should be "crust". The second blank (arrow to the yellow sphere) is "inner core". Wait, let's re - examine: the left - most orange layer (outermost) is crust. The middle orange (the one with "Outer core" label? No, the "Outer core" is the orange part with a hole, and the yellow is inner core. So the first blank (left - most orange) → crust. The second blank (yellow sphere) → inner core. Wait, but the options: lithosphere, middle core, inner core, crust, mantle, magma. Lithosphere is crust + upper mantle, but among the options, crust is the outermost solid layer here. So:

First blank (left - most orange layer): crust.

Second blank (yellow sphere): inner core.

Wait, maybe I misread. Let's list the layers:

• Crust: outermost, thin, solid.

• Mantle: below crust, thick, viscous.

• Outer core: liquid, iron - nickel.

• Inner core: solid, iron - nickel.

In the diagram, the left - most orange (thin) is crust. The middle orange (thicker) – no, the "Outer core" label is on the orange part with a hole, and the yellow is inner core. So the first arrow (left - most orange) → crust. The second arrow (yellow) → inner core.

Answer:

First blank (left - most arrow): crust

Second blank (arrow to yellow sphere): inner core