Layers of Earth
Earthquakes
Volcanos
Plate Tectonic
Weathering/Erosion
100

Heat moves in the mantle through a process of heating and cooling known as 

What is convection?

100

Earthquakes are caused by 

What are faults?

100

What is an opening in the Earth's crust through which lava, volcanic ash, and gases escape

What is a volcano? 

100

The area where 2 plates move past each other horizontally. 

What is a transform boundary? 

100

The term that refers to the process that breaks rocks into smaller pieces.

What is weathering? 

200

The majority of the Earth's mass is located in the 

What is the core? 

200

This is the location where an earthquakes begins

What is the focus? 

200

Volcanos are usually located 

What is at the edges of tectonic plates? 

200

Area where 2 plates pull apart. 

What is a divergent boundary? 

200

The term that refers to the process that transports sediment, soil, and rock to another location. 

What is erosion?

300

Earth's core is a solid due to 

What is high pressure?

300

The amount of energy released during an earthquake is known as

What is magnitude? 

300

Lava that has not reached the surface is called

What is magma?

300

Rigid blocks of Earth's crust and upper mantle.

What is the lithosphere? 

300

The term for the process that deposits sediment, soil, and rock onto land.

What is deposition? 

400

The crust and the upper mantle together form the

What is the lithosphere? 

400

Most earthquakes occur along 

What are plate bounderies? 

400

True or false: A dormant volcano will never erupt. 

What is false?

400

Region where a plate descends beneath another plate. 

What is subduction zone?

400

Burrowing bees chew through sandstone rock to make a home is an example of 

What is weathering? 

500

The layer of the Earth responsible for generating the magnetic field is the

What is the outer core?

500

This is the point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus is know as the 

What is the epicenter? 

500

A type of volcano that is built of alternating layers of lava, ash, and rock.

What is composite volcano? 

500

a theory that explains changes in Earth's crust by external forces. 

What is plate tectonics? 

500

Acid rain hits a statue. Over time, holes are formed in the statue. This is an example of 

What is chemical weathering?

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