An educated guess on what you think the outcome of your experiment will become.
What is hypothesis
100
The body of molten lava that feeds a volcano
What is a magma chamber
100
The process by which new oceanic lithosphere forms a magma rise toward the surface and solidifies.
What is sea floor spreading
100
Answers the question why this happened in the experiment.
What is Analysis
200
Stored energy in an object. Like a roller coaster on the peek of the ramp before it drops down.
What is potential energy
200
The original question in the experiment in witch you need to solve over the course of your experiment
What is problem to be solved
200
A vent of fissure in the earths surface through which magma and gases are expelled
What is volcano
200
A thin and solid outermost layer of the Earth above the mantle
What is crust
200
Things that you identify and record during the experiment.
What is data and observations
300
When two things rub up against each other. Like when two clouds rub up against each other.
What is friction
300
The variable that can not be changed throughout the experiment.
What is independent variable
300
An opening at the surface of the earth which volcanic material passes
What is a vent
300
A block of lithosphere that consists of crust and the rigid outermost part of the mantle
What is tectonic plates
300
the end result of your experiment
What is conclusion
400
When you jump up. This force will pull you down.
What is gravity
400
The variable in the experiment that changes as you progress in your experiment
What is dependent variable
400
A funnel shaped pit near the top of the central vent of a volcano
What is a crater
400
The hypothesis that states that the continents once formed a single landmass, block up, and drifted the present location
What is continental drift
400
A list of things you have used to make your experiment
What is materials
500
When an object gets a sudden burst of speed.
What is acceleration
500
The creation that you use the experiment on.
What is experimental group
500
A wide, flat land form that results from repeated nonexplosive eruptions of lava that spread over a large area
What is a lava plateau
500
At mid-ocean ridges,the oceanic lithosphere is higher then where it sinks into the asthenosphere. Because of the ridge push, the oceans lithosphere slides down hill the force of gravity.