SCUBA
volcanoes
lab safety
longitude/latitude
earth layers
100

what does scuba stand for?

self contained underwater breathing apparatus

100

what is the most active volcano?

Kilauea volcano on Hawaii

100

are drinks and food allowed in the lab?

no

100

what is longitude?

the measurement east or west of the prime meridian

100

how many layers are they in earth?

the earth has 4 layers

200

how much it cost to scuba?

to scuba it can be up to 1000

200

what volcanoes has the highest tempature?

Hawaiis Kilauea volcano

200

what should you do before you enter a lab?

read all lab instructions

200

what is latitude?

the measurement of distance north or south of the Equator.

200

what layer is completely liquid?

the outer core

300

if i wear glasses can i still dive?

no you cannot do scuba diving with glasses

300

what is a volcano?

a rupture in earth crust where molten lava,hot ash,and gasses from below earth crust escape into the air

300

when should you wear safety glasses?

all the time in the lab

300

what direction does latitude run?

east to west

300

when does convection current occur?

within the molten rock in the mantle

400

how long can my dive last for?

45 minutes to an hour

400

what are volcano rocks?

an igneous rock of volcanic origin 

400

do you tie your hair and pull up loose clothes in the lab?

yes because its a safety hazard

400

what direction does longitude run?

north to south

400

what is the outer layer of earth?

the crust

500

why do wear weights when scuba diving?

used mainly to neutralise the buoyancy of the exposure suit

500

how do you know if a volcano is not going to erupt anymore?

when there are no signs of an active magma chamber beneath the volcano

500

what should you do if something catch on fire?

notify the instructor or teacher

500

why longitude are called meridians?

Longitudes are known as meridians because in Geographical sense, meridians are great circles which are not parallel to each other but intersect each other at the North and the South Poles.

500

how deep is the earth crust?

5-70 kilometers.