Earth's Layers
Plate Tectonics
The Rock Cycle
Earthquakes & Volcanoes
(not on test)
100

The lithosphere is apart of this earth layer.

Crust

100

When plates move apart from each other we call this a _____________ plate boundary.

Divergent 

100

Sediments need ___________ and ________________ in order to be _______________ and ______________ to form sedimentary rock.

Sediments need weathering and erosion in order to be compacted and cemented to form sedimentary rock.

100

These natural disasters are caused by sudden movements of tectonic plates.

What are earthquakes?

100

What was the name of our principle

Mrs. Stubbs

200

What state of matter is the mantle made out of?

(Solid, liquid or gas?)

Liquid AKA magma!

200

Earthquakes often occur at this type of boundary.

What is a transform boundary

200

How can a sedimentary rock become a metamorphic rock?

Getting the right amount of heat and pressure underneath Earth's surface

200

Volcanoes often form at these plate boundaries.

What are convergent and divergent boundaries?

200

what is 81 divided by 9

9

300

This layer is responsible for Earth's magnetic field.

What is the outer core?

300

Mountains can form at this type of plate boundary.

convergent boundary? 

300

Metamorphic rocks are formed under these two conditions.

What are heat and pressure?

300

What is the focus of an earthquake?

The point inside Earth where the earthquake starts.

300

What do the scientist say a "volcanic bomb" is?

a large fragment of partially molten rock ejected from a volcano during an eruption

400

Hottest earth layer

Inner core

400

What happens at a transform boundary?

Plates slide past each other.

400

This cycle explains how rocks change from one type to another over time.

What is the rock cycle?

400

Describe how convection currents in the mantle contribute to earthquakes.

They move tectonic plates, causing stress and eventual release as earthquakes.

400

What are the two types of volcanic classifications?


Red and Grey


500

Describe the composition and thickness of each layer.

crust (thin, solid rock), mantle (thick, semi-solid rock), outer core (liquid metal), and inner core (solid metal)?

500

Explain how plate movement causes geological features.

Plate movement causes earthquakes, volcanoes, mountain formation, and ocean trench development.

500

Name all three major rock types and how each forms

What are igneous (cooling magma), sedimentary (compaction of sediments), and metamorphic (heat and pressure)?

500

Explain the relationship between plate tectonics and volcanic activity.

Plate movement allows magma to rise at boundaries, forming volcanoes.

500

What is the name of the Assistant principal that is in this hallway

Mr. BARRINER