Earth's Layers
Rock Vocab
Rock Cycle
Volcanoes
Earthquakes
100

Earth's innermost part

What is inner core?

100

A solid that is made of different types of materials put together.

What is a rock?

100

A continuous process by which rocks are created, changed from one form to another, destroyed, and then formed again

What is Rock Cycle?

100

Continuously or Always

What is Constantly?

100

An  opening in which gas or air can pass through

What is Vent?

200

The outer portion of the earth or other planets.

What is crust?

200

A solid that is formed in the earth and is made of one type of element.

What is a Mineral?

200

Having to do with rocks formed by a volcano or other source of great heat.

What is Igenous?

200

Magma once it meets the earth's crust

What is lava

200

The large slabs that make up the earth’s crust.

What are plates?

300

The layer of the earth that lies between the crust and the core.

What is mantle?

300

A typical or special quality of a person, group, action or thing.

What is a characteristic?

300

Rocks formed from sediment layers over time.

What is Sedimentary

300

What igenous rocks are made of

What is Magma?

300

A line of weakness or crack in the earth’s crust, at which a plate of rock can shift or slide.

What is Fault?

400

The part of the earth between the mantle and the inner core, which generates the planet's magnetic field.

What is outer core?

400

The layering of materials in a natural process.

What is Deposition?

400

A type of rock formed from heat and pressure deep in the earth

What is Metamorphic?

400

To burst or break out of

What is Erupt?

400

The central point of something. (i.e. the spot directly above the center of an earthquake.)

What is Epicenter?

500
The layers of the earth

What is Crust, Mantle, Outer Core and Inner Core?

500

Wearing away of the earth's surface by wind or water

What is erosion?

500

When Igneous Rock is formed above ground

What is Extrusive Igenous Rock?

500

A small space inside something.

What is Chamber?

500

A numerical scale expressing the magnitude of an earthquake.

What is Ritcher Scale?

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