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The process used by scientist to explore the world around us

The scientific inquiry/Scientific method

100

The SI unit for length

meter

100

Is mostly made from nitrogen and oxygen gas

the atmosphere

100

The outermost layer of Earth's geosphere

The Crust

100

This rock forms from pieces of sediment compressed together

Sedimentary

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The supercontinent that existed hundreds of millions of years ago

Pangaea 

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The creation of new crust and the spreading apart of old crust on the ocean floor is known as what

Seafloor Spreading

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The place where two tectonic plates meet

Plate Boundary

100

Tool that measures earthquakes

Seismometer

100

Vents in the Earth where lava flows out

Volcano

100

A renewable energy source that comes from the sun

Solar

200

The first step in scientific inquiry

Ask Questions

200
the SI prefix for 100th

centi

200

Is composed of all living things

The biosphere

200

The middle layer of Earth's geosphere 

the Mantel 

200

Liquid rock cooling and hardening forms this type of rock

Igneous

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Wegener's theory on Continental drift states what?

That all of Earth's continents are in constant motion

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Mountain Range located on the seafloor in the middle of the ocean

Mid-Ocean Ridge

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A divergent plate boundary on land will form what type of land form

Rift Valley

200

The first seismic waves to arrive, these are the fastest and move in a push-pull motion

Primary waves or p-waves

200

Large sloping volcano that experiences lava flow

Shield Volcano

200

Uses the ocean currents to move turbines to generate energy

Hydroelectic Power

300

A statement that gives a prediction and a reason why it will happen

Hypothesis

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A tool used to measure grams

Scale

300

Humans disturb which cycle by burning fossil fuels

the carbon cycle

300

The inner core differs from the outer core because it is ________

Solid

300

These rocks form under intense heat and pressure

Metamorphic

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North America moves how far from Europe each year?

a few centimeters

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The topography of the seafloor includes a smooth flat area known as what

Abyssal Plain

300

Continental-Continental convergent plate boundaries form what type of landform

Mountain ranges

300

Based on the Earthquake history of an area, building construction and style

Earthquake Risk

300

Formed from melted snow, mud, ash and lava from an eruption.

mudflow

300

Coal, Petroleum and Oil are known as what type of Non-renewable Energy source

Fossil Fuels

400

A scientific concept that is always true, like gravity

Scientific Law

400

A term that describes how close you are to the accepted or true value

accurate

400

Carbon leaves the biosphere during which process

cellular respiration

400

Composed of the crust and uppermost part of the mantel

Lithosphere

400

The shininess of a mineral

Luster

400

The landforms showed that North America and Europe were once connected

Appalachian Mountains in North American and the Caledonian Mountains in Europe

400

Earth's current magnetic orientation is pointed north known as what type of magnetism

Normal Magnetism

400

A volcano is more likely to form along a convergent plate boundary because one plate is sliding under another forming what?

A subduction zone

400

The point on Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake

Epicenter

400

An objects resistance to flow, the difference between warm honey and cold honey

Viscosity

400

The process in which an area must be restored after it is excavated for natural resources

Reclamation

500

After being tested many times scientist will come up with what?

A Scientific theory

500

When measurements are close together 

Precise

500

A river eroding away the shore is an interaction between which two of Earth's layers

hydrosphere and geosphere

500

Earth's layers formed because of 

Density

500

When a rock breaks along smooth defined edges

Cleavage

500

Continental drift hypothesis was questioned because these were not yet understood

Forces that move solid rock

500

The process by which Earth's magnetic field switches direction as is evidence by the magnetic signatures on the ocean floor

Magnetic Reversal

500

Movement in the mantel that causes plate motion driven by the change in thermal energy and density

Convection currents

500

At which type of fault do two pieces of rock fall away from each other

Normal Fault

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The type of volcano that forms depends on two factors

Eruption Style and Lava Composition

500

The element used in the nonrenewable energy resource, nuclear energy

Uranium

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