Igneous Rocks
Volcanoes and Earthquakes
Continents and Plates
Random
100

igneous rocks are formed when ________ (inside the Earth) reaches the Earth's surface and cools.

magma

100

What we call a volcano that is never going to erupt again

extinct

100

How many continents are there?

7

100

What is a scientist that studies earthquakes called?

seismologist

200

Molten rock above Earth's surface 

lava

200

The chain of volcanoes that surrounds the Pacific Ocean

Ring of Fire

200

The scientist that proposed the concept that continents move (first and last name)

Alfred Wegener

200

The term that means rocks are constantly changing into other rocks

rock cycle

300

There are two categories of igneous rock. What are they?

extrusive and intrusive

300

Where do volcanoes and earthquakes occur?

plate boundaries

300

The type of plate boundary that occurs when plates move away from each other

divergent

300

The layer of the Earth below the lithosphere that the plates move around on

asthenosphere
400

The category of igneous rocks that produce small crystals

extrusive

400

The type of volcano that produces the biggest eruption and look like large, steep-sided cones that have a crater at the center (aka Mt. Rainier)

stratovolcano

400

The theory that Pangaea existed and the continents eventually moved away from each other to their current locations

continental drift

400
What two things are needed to create a metamorphic rock?

heat and pressure

500

Name 3 types of igneous rock.

granite, pumice, obsidian, basalt, gabbro, tuff, scoria, etc...

500

The word that means "anything to do with the structure or movement of Earth’s crust"

Tectonic

500

The types of currents in Earth's mantle that act as a conveyor belt for plates: less dense material rises when it gets hot and then sinks as it cools

convection

500

Transform boundaries can produce a ________, or a ridge on the ocean floor. There is a famous one in California.

fault

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