Earth's Interior
Landforms & Geological Time
Forces and Motion
Fields
Evolution & Diversity of Life
100

Mantle material rises, cools, and sinks in a repeating cycle called this.

Convection Current

100

a force that acts on an object without any physical contact between the objects.

non-contact forces

200

Plates sinking beneath other plates occur at this type of boundary.

Convergent boundaries

200

A river depositing sediment creates this landform.

Delta

200

Forces that change an object's motion 

Unbalanced forces

200

Two things gravity depends on

Mass and distance

300

The thin, putty-like layer on top of the mantle that allows the crust to float on it.

asthenosphere

300

This rule states lower rock layers are usually older

Law of Superposition

300

Two positive electric charges will do what?

Repel

300

A useful inherited trait is called this.

Adaptation

400

What forms at a divergent boundary between two oceanic plates?

Mid-ocean ridge

400

Landforms built up by deposition are caused by this.

Constructive Processes


400

Motion is measured based on this.

Reference Point

400

Explain how/if weight and mass change on the Moon compared to the Earth.

Mass always stays the same. Weight has to do with gravity, which is based on mass --> greater mass, greater gravitational field, higher weight