Earth's Layers
Tectonics
Rocks!
Weathering/Erosion/Deposition
Grab Bag
100

This layer is very thin and contains lots of water.

What is the crust?

100
Where volcanoes and earthquakes occur.
What are faults?
100

Type of rock created when rocks cool.

What are igneous rocks?

100

What is the breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces called sediment.

What is Weathering. 

100

We can do this to prevent erosion.

What is plant trees and grass?

200

Temperatures in this layer are so hot the rocks move as if on a conveyor belt.

What is the mantle?

200
When two plates crash into eachother.
What is a convergent boundary?
200

Type of rock created when pieces of rocks and sand are compacted and cemented together.

What are sedimentary rocks?

200

What is the movement of soil and rocks?

What is erosion?

200

If a fossil or shell or sea creature is found, what can we assume was once there?

What is water was in this location. 

300
This layer contains iron and nickel so hot it is like pudding.
What is the outer core?
300
Formed when two plates move away from each other?
What is a volcano?
300

Type of rocks that are changed by heat and pressure.

What are metamorphic rocks?

300

When sediment stops moving. An example is river deltas.

What is deposition?

300

Granite was formed from the cooling and of lava/ magma. What type of rock is granite?

What is Igneous?

400
This layer is solid iron and rock.
What is the inner core?
400
Formed in the ocean at a convergent boundary.
What is a trench?
400

The system to understanding the formation of rocks is called this.

What is the Rock Cycle?

400

Sand dunes in the desert are formed by.

What is wind?

400

How is a metamorphic rock changed to a sedimentary rock?

What is weathering and erosion?

500
These two things increase the further into the earth you go.
What are heat and temperature?
500
Type of boundary that causes earthquakes.
What are transform or sliding boundaries?
500

This causes the sediment to be created.

What are weathering and erosion?

500

This formed the grand canyon. 

What is moving water?

500

The remains or impression of a plant or animal preserved in sedimentary rock.

What is a fossil?

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