Sediment
Is amber a sedimentary rock?
as you can tell by their name,sedimentary rocks are formed from sediment.
What are tectonics forces?
Tectonic forces describe the energy or the movements that cause a change in the earth crust.
How often do super volcanoes erupt?
About every 50,000 years.
Which layer make up the tabosphere?
The tabosphere does not exist.
What percent of the earth's surface is covered on water?
71 Percent
What is required for the formation of sedimentary rock?
The formation of sedimentary rock requires a deposit of layers of sand that are pushed together.
Does the sunda plate move?
The fastest moving tectonics plate
How hot does a volcano get?
Up to 1,000 degrees celsius.
Which layer make up the lithosphere?
Crust and uppermost part of the mantle.
The shoreline is where ______ and ______ meet
Land, Ocean
What types of rocks are produced from deposition of particles?
sedimentary rocks are formed from the deposition of particles.
Who studies plate tectonics?
Plate tectonics is primarily studied by geologists.
Do volcanoes cool the earth?
Which layers make up the asthenosphere?
Bottom part of the upper mantle.
The continental shelf comes to an end at the edge of the __________
Continental Slope
how are sedimentary rocks found?
sedimentary rocks are found on the surface of the earth
How do plate tectonics share the earth?
There are many ways in which plate tectonics shape the land.
Can you go inside a volcano?
Depending on the type of volcano, it is possible to go inside of one.
What is the innermost layer of the earth?
Inner core
Seamount is similar to _________________
A small Mountain or Volcano
How are fossils found in sedimentary rocks?
Fossils are often found within the layers of the sedimentary rocks.
Do plate tectonics cause earthquakes?
Yes,movement of tectonic plates can cause earthquakes.
Are there volcanoes on the sun?
There are no volcanoes on the sun.
What Layer has properties of both a solid and a liquid?
Mantle
Which of the following describes a trench?
Deep Cuts in the ocean floor, Conyon-like