Volcanoes
Plates, Plates, Plates
Mountains
Earthquakes and Plates
The Earth's Layers
100

Molten hot liquid rock that is still below the Earth's surface is called...

What is Magma

100

The portion of the Earth that moves in tectonic plates is called....

What is the Lithosphere?

100

This is the tallest mountain in the world.

What is Mt. Everest?

100

These are the smaller earthquakes that occur before a large earthquake.

What are foreshocks?

100

The spheres


hydrosphere, biosphere, geosphere, atmosphere

200

These rocks are formed when lava from a volcano cools.

What are igneous rocks (or basalt)?

200

The boundary between two tectonic plates is called....

What is a fault or plate boundary?

200

A geological formation must be this tall in order to be called a mountain.

What is 1,000 feet?

200

The land below the Earth's surface

What is hard, solid rock?

200

These are the 4 layers of the Earth.

What are the crust, mantle, outer core, and inner core?

300

A volcano that has not erupted in a long time, but may erupt again is called....

What is a dormant volcano?

300

What it's called when two plates are getting pushed apart.

What is diverging or divergent?

300

 Most mountains are formed by the movement of these.

What are tectonic plates?

300

This US state has the most earthquakes.

What is California?

300

This is Earth's thickest layer.

What is the mantle?

400

Molten hot liquid rock is called _____ once it erupts to the Earth's surface.

What is lava?

400

a natural spring that sends hot water and steam suddenly into the air from a hole in the ground

What is a geyser?

400

 A giant continent millions of years ago

What is Pangea?

400

This is the location on the Earth's surface above where the earthquake began.

What is the epicenter?

400

something we observe to be similar over and over again

What is a pattern?

500

This state in the US has the most volcanoes

What is Alaska?

500

What is it called when two plates are getting pushed together.

What is converging or convergent?

500

The highest point of a mountain is this...

What is the "peak"?

500

There are this many tectonic plates that scientists categorize as 'major' plates.

What is 7?

500

an extinct reptile that lived about 300 million years ago

What is Mesosaurus?

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