The layer of the atmosphere in which we live.
What is Troposphere?
Rain, snow, sleet, or hail falling from clouds are all examples of this state of the water cycle.
What is precipitation?
This layer of Earth contains tectonic plates.
What is the crust?
What is sediment?
This central pathway allows magma to flow up from the magma chamber underground out of a volcano.
What is the main vent(s)?
The layer in the atmosphere where the oZone is located.
What is condensation?
This compositional layer of Earth is the hottest thickest layer.
What is the mantle?
What is igneous rock?
This type of volcano resembles a warrior's protective armor in battle, flipped upside down.
The hottest, thickest layer of the atmosphere.
What is the Thermosphere?
When water builds up or collects on the surface of Earth.
What is accumulation?
This layer of Earth is completely solid and made of mostly iron and some nickel.
What is the inner core?
A conglomerate of pieces of sediment and rock that have been buried and cemented together to form a new rock.
What is sedimentary rock?
This term describes the thickness of a volcano's magma or lava.
What is viscosity?
This layer also shares a name with a layer of the Earth, and it is where comets and meteors burn out.
What is the mesosphere?
When precipitation is pulled downward or underground due to gravity to collect somewhere.
This layer of Earth is mostly liquid and made of iron and nickel.
Rock that has changed in composition due to heat and or pressure.
What is metamorphic rock?
This is an example of what type of volcano?
A. Cinder cone B. Composite C. Shield
What is the exosphere?
When plants or trees absorb water through their roots and liquid water evaporates off of leaves on the plant.
What is transpiration?
The theory of continents and landmasses shifting or moving around the planet since the beginning of time on Earth.
What is Plate tectonics?
True
This type of eruption is the MOST explosive.
What is a Plinian eruption?