Seafloor Spreading
Heat Transfer
Earth's Interior
Earth's Systems
Animal Interactions
100

What is the definition for Mid-Ocean Ridge?

Undersea mountain chain where new ocean floor is produced

100

What is radiation?

Radiation is heat that travels through the air. 

100

What is a dark rock with fine grains?

Basalt

100

What is the word for: Forces that construct or build up mountains?

Constructive forces

100

What is a predator?

The hunter who hunts the prey

200

Where does subduction occur: Mid-Ocean Ridge or Deep Ocean Trench?

Deep ocean trench

200

What is density?

How tightly packed matter is with a specific amount of volume. 
200

What part of the earth's inside is the hottest?

Inner core
200

What is the definition for Biosphere?

The part of Earth that contains living organisms

200

What is an example of a host on an animal?

The dog (host) with fleas on the body (parasite)

300

What is a Sonar?

Sonar uses sound waves to detect or measure underwater objects like the sea floor. 

300

What is one example of conduction?

One example is:

1. Touching the handle of a pan.

300

Least hottest place on Earth: Crust or Mantle

Crust - outer area, farther away from the core

300

2 examples of Geosphere

 Lava, Mountains, Rock, Volcanoes, Minerals 

300

Example of camouflage

Polar bear (white) blend in with white snow, owls against tree bark

400

What happens during Sea Floor Spreading?

Tectonic plates pull apart making magma rise and and create a new oceanic crust. 

400

What are three types of heat transfer?

Radiation

Convection

Conduction

400
What does LAM stand for?

Lithosphere, asthenosphere, mesosphere 

400

Three examples of Biosphere

Plants, everything living, animals, ocean, forests
400

What is competition?

To win; animals compete to win or get something

500

Why does subduction occur?

Dense oceanic plates collide with less-dense continental or younger oceanic plates. 

500

Which is the fastest to travel, conduction, convection or radiation?

Radiation is usually the fastest because it travels through the air.

500

What are two types of evidence that geologists use to learn about Earth's Interior?

Direct and Indirect

500

What are the four main spheres of the Earth's system?

Atmosphere, hydrosphere, geosphere and biosphere. 

500

What is the difference between camouflage and mimicry?

Camouflage is when you automatically blend in without changing color, but mimicry you blend in with something you are not, like a chameleon 

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