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Earth's Surface
An't no mountain high, an't no valley low
Volcano vs. Earthquake
A little give and take
100
Can a volcanoe cause a rapid change or gradual change to earth's surface?
What is rapid change.
100
During this, only the size of the rocks are changed.
What is physical weathering.
100
A penninsula is always found where?
What is on the coast.
100
What is the hot liquid inside a volcano?
What is magma.
100
This can be formed in the ocean when deposition occurs.
What is a sandbar.
200
What can cause a rapid change to earth's surface by shaking the ground?
What is an earthquake.
200
During this the size of rocks and their material are changed.
What is chemical weathering.
200
What is the earth's skin called?
What is the crust.
200
Can we predict an earthquake?
What is no we cannot predict an earthquake.
200
Planting dune grass can help prevent what?
What is erosion.
300
Are landslides and avalanches rapid or gradual change?
What is rapid.
300
Water is a type of what weathering?
What is phsyical
300
Earth undergoes weathering all of the time. true or false?
What is true
300
This builds up earth's surface.
What is deposition.
300
Other than water, temperature, wind, and ice, what is another form of phsyical weathering.
What is living things/plants.
400
A volcano only erupts violently; true or false?
What is false.
400
This causes volcanoes to erupt.
What is pressure and or gas build up.
400
A volcanoe usally forms where?
What is at a weak spot in the plates.
400
The strongest location of an earthquake that is above the focus.
What is epicenter
400
This is the breaking down of earth's surface
What is weathering
500
Earth's surface is constantly or sometimes changing?
What is constantly.
500
To form acid rain, water mixes with this.
What is carbon dioxcide.
500
This is formed when the river carries eroded soil and deposits it where the river flows into the ocean.
What is a delta.
500
The movement of what causes an earthquake?
What are the plate techtonics.
500
This takes away of earth's particles.
What is erosion