Earth's Rotation and Revolution
Earth's Complex Structure
Landforms
Waters of the Earth
The Ring of Fire
100

Movement of the Earth around the sun

Revolution

100

First layer that includes landmasses and the ocean floor

The Crust

100

A high, steep elevation

Mountain

100

Large bodies of salt water.

Oceans

100

Mountain that erupts in an explosion of molten rock, gases, and ash.

Volcano

200

Earth's spin around its own axis

Rotation 

200

The very center of the Earth

The Core

200

Level, or flat area.

Plain

200

Largest ocean in the world.

Pacific Ocean

200

Large, powerful ocean wave that can cause great destruction along the coast.

Tsunami

300

Earth's tilt in degrees

23.5 degrees

300

This second layer is divided into upper and lower...

Mantle

300

It is less steep and rugged than a mountain, usually with a round top.

Hill

300

Path of water that flows from a higher elevation to a lower elevation.

River

300

Violent shaking of the Earth's crust.

Earthquake

400

The exact moment at which summer and winter start.

solstice

400

It reaches temperatures of 12,000° F

Inner Core

400

Mountain that erupts in an explosion of molten rock, gases, and ash.

Volcano

400

Longest river in the world.

Nile

400

Circle of volcanoes and earthquakes along the rim of the Pacific Ocean.

The Ring of Fire

500

The beginning of spring and autumn

equinox

500

Consists of molten, or melted, rocks called magma.

The Mantle

500

Low-lying area that is surrounded by mountains.

Valley

500

Second longest river in the world.

Amazon 

500

Most active volcano in Mexico.

Popocatepetl

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