Earth
Spheres
Water cycle
Mountains
Volcanoes
100

Name the 3 layers of the Earth.

Crust, Mantle, Core

100

What are the four main Spheres of the Earth? 

Biosphere, Lithosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere.

100

What are 3 different forms of precipitation?

Rain, Snow, Hail

100

What is a tectonic plate? 

One of the puzzle pieces of rock under the crust that moves and floats on top of the melted mantle.

100

What is the Ring of Fire?

It is the rim of the Pacific tectonic plate where 75% of Earths volcanoes are located. 

200

What is the earth's core made of?

Iron and nickel

200

What percentage is freshwater out of all of the water on Earth? 

2.8%

200

What is the name for the process of water from trees turning into vapor, and rising into the air?

Transpiration

200

How are mountains formed? 

Two tectonic plates crashing into each other, fault line blocks and volcanoes. 

200

What is the difference between magma and lava?

Magma is inside the volcano and lava is outside the volcano.

300

Which layer accounts for 81% of earth's mass?

Mantle

300

Name and describe 3 out of the 6 reliefs we have seen. 

Plateau, Shield, plain, hill, mountain, valley. (with proper descriptions) 

300

What spheres does the water cycle go through? 

Hydrosphere, Lithosphere (on the ground), atmosphere, and biosphere. 

300
What are the 4 agents of erosion. 

Water, wind, gravity and ice.

300

What are 4 parts of a volcano? 

Crater, magma chamber, main vent, ash clou, lava flow.
400

True or False: 

The oceanic crust is more dense than the continental crust.

True
400

What are the layers of the atmosphere? (in order of closest to the earth to farthest) 

Troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere.

400

If started in the ocean, what are the next steps of the water cycle? 

Ocean - evaporates - condenses to clouds - becomes rain - flows in rivers or turns into runoff to go back to the ocean. 

400

What is the zone called where one tectonic plate dives under another plate and melts back into the mantle. 

The Subduction Zone

400

What is a pyroclastic flow? 

A flow of toxic gasses and debris at around 300 C from inside the volcano that flows out like a liquid.