Rock Cycle
Plate Tectonics
Boundaries
Volcanoes
Earthquakes
100

This type of rock is formed by heat and pressure.

What is metamorphic rock?

100

This is the name of the tectonic plate that you live on.

What is the North American Plate?

100

This type of plate boundary occurs when 2 plates move towards one another.

What is convergent?

100

The feature where a volcano erupts.

What is a vent?

100

This is the area underground where the earthquake begins.

What is the focus?

200

This type of rock is formed by compaction and cementation?

What is sedimentary rock?

200

This person is responsible for the theory of continental drift.

Alfred Wegner

200

This type of plate boundary is caused by the dividing of continental or oceanic crust

What is divergent?

200

This is what magma is called when it is spread across the surface.

What is lava?

200

This is the type of body wave that travels the fastest and will reach the epicenter first.

What are p-waves?

300

This is an igneous formed beneath the surface.

What is intrusive igneous rock?

300

This is the number of major plates on Earth

What is 7?

300

This is type of boundary where volcanic islands and trenches form. (Include the crust and boundary)

What is an oceanic/oceanic convergent plate boundary?

300

This is the USA's island chain made entirely from volcanoes.

What is Hawaii?

300

This type of body wave has a side to side type of movement.

What are S-waves?

400

Glassy igneous rock would be formed if lava was cooled at this speed?

What is very fast?

400

The hypothesis that describes a supercontinent, named pangaea, that was split apart into the continents we know today.

What is continental drift?

400

Transform plate boundaries undergo a side by side grinding that will lead to what type of hazard?

What are earthquakes?

400

Places where hot magma rises without plate interaction.

What are hot spots?

400

These are the waves that occur only at the surface and cause the most damage during an earthquake?

What are surface waves?

500

Wind, water, glaciers, and gravity are all considered this type of weathering.

What is mechanical weathering?

500

This is the motion of asthenosphere that leads to formation of new lithosphere.

What is convection?

500

Large mountains chains, like those of the Andes, are created from what type of convergent plate boundary? (What type of crust is involved)

What is continental/continental?

500

This is one of the reasons that pyroclastics (fire rocks) are so dangerous.

What are: blocks sunlight, unable to see, sharp glass-like shards, unable to breath, extremely hot.

500

This is how many seismic stations are needed to accurately represent the epicenter of an Earthquake

What is 3?