Layers of Earth
Earthquakes
Erosion, Deposition, Weathering 1
Terms
Erosion, Deposition, Weathering 2
100

This is the layer that humans live on

Crust

100

The power of an earthquake is measure by 

magnitude

100
Sediment being moved by gravity, wind, or water is called... 

erosion

100

Crushed up pieces of rock are called

sediment

200

This layer is the hottest layer

Core

200

Large pieces of Earth’s crust that are divided up and sometimes shift are called…

Tectonic Plates

200

Sediment being dropped off in a new place is called

deposition

200

The Greek word "Geo" means:

Rock, Earth, or Ground

200

When pieces of a rock are chipped off due to it falling off a cliff 

Weathering

300

This layer has the texture of wax

Mantle

300

Lines where tectonic plates are divided are called…

Fault Lines

300

Rocks being broken down into smaller pieces is called

weathering

300

Sediment that was blown by the wind landing in a new place is an example of

deposition

400
This layer is the thickest layer

Mantle

400
Large and violent vibrations sent out from the colliding of tectonic plates are called

seismic waves

400

When water freezes in cracked rocks, causing the cracks to increase is called

Ice Wedging

400

Water flowing down a stream with sediment is an example of

erosion

500

Which of the options are made up of *solid nickel and iron:

Inner Core 

Outer Core

Inner core

500

True or False: A magnitude 6 earthquake would definitely destroy a house

False

500

A delta at the end of a river is an example of

Deposition

500

Water pressure breaking up large pieces of rock is an example of

weathering