Rocks & Weathering
Volcanoes
Earthquakes & Patterns
Natural Hazards
Vocabulary
100

These rocks are smoother and smaller because they have been broken over time. (Hint: Rocks at the top of the mountain OR Rocks at the bottom of the mountain)

What are rocks at the bottom of a mountain? 

100

Lava is a _____________

What is a liquid?

100
Volcanoes form a ring-like pattern around this ocean.

What is the Pacific Ocean?

100

This natural Hazards happens when rocks and soil slide down a slope.

What is a landslide?

100

Liquid rock that flows from a volcano.

What is lava?

200

This process happens when rocks break into smaller pieces over time.

What is weathering? 

200

This type of rock forms after lava cools.

What is basalt?

200

True or False: Volcanoes and earthquakes have similar patterns.

What is true?

200

Heavy rain can cause this hazard on steep hills.

What is a landslide?

200

A volcano with thin lava and gentle eruptions.

What is a shield volcano?

300

True or False: Mountains last forever. 

What is false?

300

This is the type of rock that scientists can use as evidence to show a volcano may have existed long ago.

What is basalt?

300

This famous volcanic pattern circles the Pacific Ocean.

What is the Ring of Fire?

300

This is the best solution to preventing landslides: 

A. Pick up loose rocks

B. Build a giant umbrella

C. Dig steps into the hill

What is C: Dig steps into the hill

300

A volcano with thick lava and explosive eruptions.

What is a cone volcano?

400

This type of wedging happens when water freezes in cracks and expands.

What is ice wedging? 

400

This volcano has thick lava and explosive eruptions.

What is a cone volcano?

400

True or False: A volcano could pop up if other volcanoes were seen in that area.

What is true?

400

An engineer is someone who does this.

What is solve problems using science?

400

A group of volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean.

What is the Ring of Fire?

500

This is the reason that rocks at the bottom of Monster Mountain are more eroded. 

What is there is more distance for rocks to fall? 

500

This is a scientist studies volcanoes.

What is a volcanologist?

500

True or False: Earthquakes do not form patterns.

What is false?

500

A dangerous event is called this.

What is a natural hazard?

500

A person who uses science to solve problems.

What is an engineer?

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