1.Layer Below Crust
2.Thickest Layer
3.Moves Slowly Beacause Of Heat And Preasure
What Are 3 Facts About The Mantle
100
Melted Rock Inside Earth
What Is Magma
100
What Time Period Was MI Coverd In Glaciers
What Is The Ice Age
100
The Breaking Down Of Rock Into Smaller Pieces
What Is Weathering
100
Violently And Ooze
What Are 2 Ways Volcanoes Can Erupt
200
1.Liquid Layer
2.Probaly Made Of Melted Iron
What Are 2 Facts About The Outer Core
200
Ash,Gas,Lava
What Are 3 Things That Can Come Out Of A Vent Of A Volcano When It Erupts
200
Large Masses Of Thickly Packed Ice That Creep Across Land Due To Gravity,Friction And Their Weight
What A Glacier
200
Rock Sediments Are Moved By Things Such As Gravity,Wind And Water
What Is Eroision
200
Inner Core Outer Core Mantle And Crust
What Are 4 Layers Of The Earth
300
1.Deeper Under Continents Than Oceans
2.5-20 Miles Thick
3.Thinnest Layer
What Are 3 Facts About The Crust
300
Volcanoes That Have Erupted In 10,000 Years
What Ia An Active Volcano
300
More Snow Falls In The Winter Than Melts In The Summmer
How Do Glaciers Form
300
Plant Seeds Fall Into Cracks In Rocks,Plant Roots Grow And Eventually Break The Rock
What Is Root Wedging
300
Heat And Preasure
What Causes A Volcano To Erupt
400
Gradual Movements Of The Continenets
What Is Continental Drift
400
Extinct Volcano
What Are Volcanoes That Have Not Erupted In The Past 10,000 Years And Are Not Suppose To Erupt Again
400
Warm Periods Of Time Between Ice Ages When Glaciers Shrink Or Recede,We Live In This Period
What Are Interglacial Periods
400
Wind,Water And Gravity
What Are Agents Of Weathering
400
Pumice And Obsidian
What Are 2 Types Of Volcanic Rock
500
Physical Features On The Surface Of The Earth
What Is A Landform
500
Volcano Eruptions Create New Landforms, They Provide Nutrients For Soil
What Are Ways Volcano Eruptions Help The Earth
500
Glaciers Carved Out Basins And Rivers When They Moved Across Land And Filled Them In With Fresh water When They Melted
How Did Glaciers Create Lakes And Rivers
500
Weathering From Root Wedging,Gravity,Water And Wind Breaks The Tops Of Moutains Down Into Smaller Rock Fragments Over Time And Slowly Erode Away,Moving Down The Moutain