Earthquakes
Volcanoes
Mountain Building
Earth's Layers
Sea-floor Spreading
100

Tsunamis

What dangerous wave can earthquakes cause?

100

a volcano where an eruption has not occurred in a long time

What is a dormant volcano?

100

The process by which rocks change shape when under stress

What is deformation?

100

The lithosphere

What is the first physical layer of Earth?

100

Mid-ocean ridges

Where does new crust form?

200
Underwater earthquakes

Where do the earthquakes that form tsunamis occur?

200

The most explosive volcano

What is a cindercone volcano?
200

Rock layers bent under stress

What is folding?

200

The crust

What is the first compositional layer?

200

Older closer to trenches

Is rock older or younger closer to deep ocean trenches?

300

Faults or tectonic plate boundaries

Where do earthquakes often occur?

300

The resistance of  a liquid material to flow

What is viscosity?

300

The crack that form when large blocks of rock break and move past each other

What are faults?

300

The outer core

Which part of the core is liquid?

300

Rock on the ocean floor constantly fall into deep ocean trenches

Why is the oldest rock on continents older than the oldest rock on the ocean floor?

400

As seismic waves

How is the energy from earthquakes released?

400

Hot ash and bits of rock

What are pyroclastic materials?

400
Faults that move reverse of what you would expect from gravity

What are reverse faults?

400

The oceanic crust

Which crust is denser?

400

Pulls plates apart

What does the movement of sea floor spreading do?

500

Directly above the focus on the Earth's surface

Where is the epicenter?

500

A thick, flattened layer of cooled lava

What is a lava plateau?

500

Shear stress

What kind of stress forms strike-slip faults?

500
On top of the aesthenosphere

What layer do tectonic plates move on top of?

500

Underwater mountain ridges

What are mid ocean ridges?