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Volcanoes
Rocks and Minerals
Layers of the Earth
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Resources
100

This volcano has a gentle slope, is nonexplosive, and the lava is runny and spreads over a wide area.

What is a shield volcano?
100

Rock formed from cooling of melted rock (magma/lava)

What is igneous?

100
This is the hottest part of the Earth and is considered a hot solid iron ball.
What is the inner core?
100

Magma heats up when it is closest to the....

What is the outer core.

100

What is one example of a renewable resource?

What is;
water
solar energy
wind power
geothermal energy
hydro power
nuclear energy

200
This volcano is explosive with pyroclastic flow and has a short lifespan (slope is around 500 meters).
What is a Cinder Cone Volcano?
200

Rock formed from heat and pressure on any other kind of rock

What is metamorphic?

200
This is the outer layer of Earth and is about 50 km thick.
What is the crust?
200

Magma cools down when it is close to the...

crust.

200

This sort of fuel is not renewable.

What are fossil fuels?

300
This volcano has a long lifespan, the explosions have the greatest damage including pyroclastic flow and lava, and has a height of about 1,000-4,000 meters.
What is a Composite Volcano?
300

Bits of weathered rock that have been compacted and cemented together

What is sedimentary rock?

300
This is made up of iron and nickel and has a liquid molten rock formation.
What is the outer core?
300

When a liquid heats up, what happens to its volume?

Expands, gets bigger

300

These are three of the most common types of fossil fuels.

What are coal, oil and natural gas

400

This is a body of molten rock deep underground that feeds a volcano.

What is the Magma Chamber?
400

The type of rock where fossils generally form

What is sedimentary rock?

400
This is the widest section of Earth and contains convection currents.
What is the mantle?
400

When a liquid heats up, what happens to its density?

What is becomes less dense

400

Any resource that can or will be replenished naturally overtime.

What are renewable resources?

500

This is how lava flows and affects the surface of lava in different ways.


Bonus: This is a type of lava that has a high viscosity and flows slowly (wax and glassy). +100

What is Viscosity?



Bonus: Pahoehoe

500

Two factors that destroy fossils in other types of rock

What are heat and pressure?

500

This layer of the mantle is very rocky and solid and is the upper layer (closest to the crust).

What is the Lithosphere?
500

Hot liquid will __________ cold liquid.

What is float above

500

Won't ever run out and requirements are lower.

What are advantages to renewable resources