Rocks and a hard test
Break it Down
We all float here
Shake it up
Why is my house flying?
100

This is the process on how rocks change from one type to another.

The Rock Cycle

100

The natural process of rocks breaking down through natural processes.

Weathering

100

The Earth when its continents were one giant landmass is called?

Pangea

100

A earthquake starting underwater cna create what?

Tsunami's

100

This is the name of the area in the USA where most tornadoes occur? 

Tornado Alley

200

This type of rock is formed in layers that are compacted on top of each other. 

Sedimentary

200

This is the process of broken down rocky material being transported or moved to new locations.

Erosion

200

Tectonic Plates pulling apart from each other are called?

Divergent Boundaries

200

What is the name of the center of an earthquake on the surface of the crust

Epicenter

200

The most expensive Hurricane ever?

Hurricane Katrina

300

This rock type is formed from the cooling of molten magma/lava

Igneous

300

This is the settling of transported rocky material that was broken down and transported away from its original location.

Deposition

300

Tectonic plates that push together are called?

Convergent Boundaries

300

The scale used to measure earthquakes is named?

The Richter Scale

300

What is the name of the scale used to measure tornadoes? 

Fujita Scale

400

This type of rock is formed through extreme heat and pressue under the surface of the Earth.

Metamorphic

400

The most violent Earthquakes occur at these types of locations?

Subduction zones

400

Tectonic Plates that move in opposite directions of each other are called? 

Transform Boundaries

400

What is the name of the instrument that measures earthquake intensity?

Seismograph/Seismometer

400

The fastest/strongest Hurricane ever recorded? Double POINTS! How fast was it recorded?

Hurricane Melissa

252mph

500

This glass like rock is formed from the rapid cooling of lava hitting water, it can also be very sharp.

Obsidian

500

This volcano was the last eruption on the US mainland.

Double Points: What is the location of the Caldera in the Western US?

Mt. Saint Helen

Yellowstone National Park

500

The majority of volcanoes are located in this region?

The Ring of Fire

500

This volcano was most famous for mummifying the people who got trapped by a pyroclastic flow.

Double Points: WHat ancient city did it destroy 

Mt. Vesuvius

Pompeii 

500

What is the major difference between a tornado and a hurricane?

Tornado: Forms on land

Hurricane: Forms on the ocean

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