Quakes
Volcanoes
W & E & D
W & E & D 2
Hodge Podge
100

Massive pieces of land known as what hit each other and cause earthquakes.

Tectonic Plates

100

This type of volcano spews pieces of molten material into the atmosphere

Cone or Composite

100

Weathering is the what of rock

breaking down

100

Erosion is the what of weathered material

Movement

100

Into which rock group are sandstone and shale classified?

Sedimentary

200

When an earthquake happens underwater it can cause these

Tsunamis

200

When long streams of molten material flow over the Earth's surface these are known as what

Lava flows

200

How fast do glaciers move?

slowly

200

Deposition happens when weathered material is what

laid down or settled

200

Identify the meaning of the three-letter Greek prefix "GEO"

Earth

300

This type of plate movement can cause mountains to form

Vertical

300

Lava will flow into rifts formed at this type of boundary

Divergent

300

When water flows and carries sediment is this known as what

Erosion

300

Strong wind hits the same rock for years and the rock becomes smaller and smoother.  This is known as what?

weathering

300

How many canine teeth does the typical human adult have?

4

400

When sediment is shaken loose and there are not enough plants it can cause this

Landslide

400

When two plates hit and one gets pushed under and melted this is known as what

Subduction

400

This type of weathering involves changing the shape of rocks

Physical

400

Rocks that are caught in a glacier moving down the mountain are being what?

Eroded

400

In computer language, what is the meaning of the acronym ROM?

Read Only Memory

500

What happens after forces become large enough to cause movement

Forces push rock layers along a fault

500

This type of volcano looks like something an ancient soldier would take into battle.

Shield

500

When the speed of water in a river decreases and more particles settle this is known as an increase in what?

Deposition

500
This type of weathering changes one type of rock into another

Chemical Weathering

500

What is generally considered the basic unit of life?

Cell