W.E.D.
Earthquakes
Land+forms
Earth's Surface
Oceans
100

The Grand Canyon was formed from this.

What is erosion?

100

These are formed when rocks get pushed up along a fault line and can form underwater.

What are mountains?

100

Due to deposition, this landform is created once enough underwater rock builds up to rise above the ocean surface.

What is an island?

100

Plateaus, valleys, canyons, and mountains are all examples of these.

What are landforms?

100

How many oceans are on Earth?

What is five?

200

This phenomenon causes mass movement and is the most powerful form of erosion.

What is gravity?

200
A vibration that travels though Earth and is produced by an earthquake is called this.

What is a seismic wave?

200

This is the land between hills/mountains.

What is a valley?

200

The Earth's crust and upper mantle are broken into very large pieces called these, and the largest one is the Pacific.

What are tectonic plates?

200

This is the type of water is found in the oceans on Earth, but not in the Great Lakes.

What is salt water?

300

These giant masses are able to carve long, deep grooves in solid rock!

What are glaciers?

300

This instrument is used to measure an earthquake.

What is a Seismometer?

300

Land (continents) moves on the surface of Earth due to these.

What are plate tectonics?

300

With the use of these, scientists can explore and observe the ocean floor.

What are underwater vehicles?

300

An Earthquake that occurs under an ocean can trigger one of these.

What is a tsunami?

400

These are carved out from water and waves eroding (and washing away) large rock along a shoreline.

What are arches?

400

These are smaller earthquakes that occur after a major earthquake.

What are aftershocks?

400

Earth's plates push together, pull part, and this.

What is to slide/rub against?

400

This the name given to people that explore the depths of the ocean.

What is an oceanographer?

400

This ocean feature is the largest underwater area between continents.

What is the ocean basin?

500

Dunes are deposits of sand caused by this phenomenon.

What is blowing sand?

500

Earthquakes occur along these.

What are fault lines?

500

This is the name given for the supercontinent that may have existed before continental drift broke apart large pieces of land.

What is a Pangaea?

500

Plates melt from under great heat and pressure and form this.

What is magma?

500

This is the deepest part of the ocean.

What is the Marianas Trench?