When 2 plates collide and force layers of rock into folds
A. Dome Mountain
B. Folded Moutain
C. Erosional Mountain
D. Fault Block Mountain
What is a Folded Mountain (B)
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Number 1 in the picture
A. Inner Core
B. Crust
C. Mantle
D. Outer Core
What is the crust (B)
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Number 1 in the picture
A. Magma Chamber
B. Vent
C. Lava
D. Conduit
What is lava (C)
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Number 1 in the picture
A. Focus
B. Epicenter
C. Surface Waves
D. Fault
What are the surface waves (C)
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Melted rock found beneath Earth's surface
A. Magma
B. Earthquake
C. Focus
D. Faults
What is magma (A)
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When block of rock fall, are thrust up, or slide along fault lines.
A. Dome Mountain
B. Folded Mountain
C. Erosional Mountain
D. Fault Block Mountain
What is a Fault Block mountain (D)
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Number 2 in the picture
A. Inner Core
B. Crust
C. Mantle
D. Outer Core
What is the outer core (D)
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Number 2 in the picture
A. Magma Chamber
B. Vent
C. Lava
D. Conduit
What is the magma chamber (A)
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Number 2 in the picture
A. Focus
B. Epicenter
C. Surface Waves
D. Fault
What is the fault (D)
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A violent shaking of Earth's crust as built up energy is released.
A. Focus
B. Earthquake
C. Magma
D. Fault-Block Mountain
What is an earthquake (B)
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When magma pushes up on Earth's crust, but does not break through.
A. Dome Mountain
B. Folded Mountain
C. Erosional Mountain
D. Fault Block Mountain
What is a dome mountain (A)
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The thickest of earth's layers, also number 3 in the picture
A. Inner Core
B. Crust
C. Mantle
D. Outer Core
What is the mantle the mantle (C)
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Number 3 in the picture
A. Magma Chamber
B. Vent
C. Lava
D. Conduit
What is the vent (B)
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Number 3 in the picture
A. Focus
B. Epicenter
C. Surface Waves
D. Fault
What is epicenter (B)
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Intense vibrations felt throughout Earth's crust during an earthquake
A. Plate Tectonics
B. Lithosphere
C. Inner Core
D. Seismic Waves
What are seismic waves (D)
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When weathering and erosion carve out peaks and valleys from a plateau.
A. Dome Mountains
B. Folded Mountains
C. Erosional Mountains
D. Fault Block Mountains
What is a erosional mountain (C)
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This is solid despite the incredible heat, because of the extreme pressure.
A. Seismic Waves
B. Lithosphere
C. Inner Core
D. Plate Tectonics
What is the inner core (C)
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Number 4 in the picture
A. Magma Chamber
B. Vent
C. Lava
D. Conduit
What is the conduit (D)
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Number 4 in the picture
A. Focus
B. Epicenter
C. Surface Waves
D. Fault
What is the focus (A)
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Both earthquakes and volcanoes often occur along _______, which are cracks in Earth's crust
A. Magma
B. Focus
C. Fault-Block Mountains
D. Faults
What are faults (D)
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This is a theory that describes how large slabs of the lithosphere move.
A. Seismic Waves
B. Lithosphere
C. Inner Core
D. Plate Tectonics
What is Plate Tectonics (D)
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This is the solid part of Earth's outermost layers, including the crust adn part of the upper mantle.
A. Plate Tectonics
B. Inner Core
C. Lithosphere
D. Seismic Waves
What is the lithosphere (C)
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Where most of Earth's volcanoes and earthquakes occur.
A. On continental plates
B. On oceanic plates
C. Along Plate boundaries
What is along plate boundaries (C)
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Best describes the surface waves produced by an earthquake
A. they move more slowly than body waves
B. they move more quickly than body waves
C. they travel a great distance from the epicenter
What is they move more slowly than body waves
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The point underground where the faulting in an earthquake occurs
A. Fault
B. Earthquake
C. Magma
D. Focus