Weathering & Erosion
Types Of Rocks
Volcanoes
Earthquakes
Landforms
100

breaking rocks into smaller pieces

weathering

100

very small pieces of rock

sediment

100

molten rock deep inside the Earth

magma

100
earthquakes are caused by the movement of these

tectonic plates

100

all the living and nonliving things in a particular place

environment

200

when rocks move from one place to another

erosion

200

a type of rock when sediments settle, press together, and form layers over time

sedimentary rock

200

liquid rock that flows or explodes from a volcano

lava

200

scientists measure earthquakes using this tool

seismograph

200

underwater

aquatic

300

two types of wedging that causes rocks to break apart

root and ice

300

the remains of a plant or animal that lived a very long time ago

fossil

300

the type of rock formed when lava cools

basalt

300

90% of the Earth's earthquakes take place here

Ring Of Fire

300

habitat covered in water with many trees

swamp

400

when rock is dropped and left in a new location

deposition

400

a dark rock made from fossil plants and can be burned for fuel

coal

400

a scientist who studies volcanoes

volcanologist

400

what is another natural disaster that can form in the ocean due to earthquakes

tsunamis

400

a deep hole in the ground formed over a long time by moving water

canyon

500

4 agents of erosion

wind, water, ice, gravity

500

when lots of rock or soil fall down from a cliff or mountain

landslide

500

a volcano that is not likely to erupt in the future

extinct volcano

500

scientists who study earthquakes

seismologists

500

a person who uses science to come up with solutions to problems

engineer

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