Rocks and Minerals
Natural disasters
Clouds
Layers of the earth
The water cycle
100

A solid combination of minerals.

Rock

100

The line between

Fault

100

Puffy white clouds with flat bottoms are seen on sunny days.

Cumulus Cloud

100

The layer closest to the Earth's crust and has the most water vapor forming clouds.

Troposphere

100
Solar energy heats and changes water from liquid to gas vapor

Evaporation

200

The resistance of the surface to scratches.

Hardness.

200

The location of the earthquake on earth's surface.

Epicenter

200

Flat low clouds that cover much of the sky.

Stratus cloud
200

Where sunlight reacts with oxygen to create the ozone layer and keep the earth warm

Stratosphere

200

Liquid water that evaporates into gas vapor from a plant or leaf.

Transpiration

300

A nation organic solid with a crystal-like structure and distant chemicals.

Mineral

300

A shifting movement in the Lithosphere's tectonic plates releases energy.

Earthquake

300
Dark tall towering clouds that produce heavy rainstorms with thunder.

Cumulonimbus Cloud

300

The thinnest layer of air where meteors burn up.

Mesosphere

300

Gaseous water vapor cools and forms water droplets.

Condensation

400

How light shines across the surface.

Luster

400

A mountain through which lava,rock,hot vapor,and gas are erupt from the earths crust.

Volcano

400

Thin white wispy clouds with a feathery appearance found very high in the sky on clear sunny days

Cirrus Clouds

400

The layer with fast-moving gas particles from the solar wind and forms auroras.

Thermosphere

400

Heavy water droplets in clouds that fall to the ground.

Precipitation

500

Atoms that are arranged in specific geometric shapes.

Crystal Structure.

500

The location of the earthquake is underground.

Focus

500

A low stratus cloud that produces a steady widespread rain or snow.

Nimbostratus

500

The furthest layer of the atmosphere where earth's gravity is still in effect before reaching outer space.

Exosphere

500

Water filtering over and through the earth's rocky surface.

Percolation

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