Name one of the 3 types of faults we discussed in class.
Strike-Slip, Reverse, Normal
True or False? All earthquakes occur on plate boundaries?
False!
Name one of the 3 types of volcanoes we talked about in class.
Composite, Cinder-Cone, Shield
Sedimentary, Igneous, Metamorphic
This part of the cell controls what enters and leaves the cell.
Cell membrane
True or False? All plate boundaries are faults.
True!
Where do most earthquakes occur?
Plate boundaries
Volcanoes can be active, extinct or _________.
Dormant
What is the process called where a rock can transition between the 3 types of rocks through heat & pressure, cooling, and erosion?
The Rock Cycle
What part of the cell is most like a brain?
Nucleus
Name two events that can occur when plates move.
Earthquakes and volcanoes
Which layer of the Earth is a ball of iron?
Inner core
75% of volcanoes are found in the Ring of Fire which is in the __________ Ocean.
Pacific
Which type of rock is created through cementation and compaction?
Sedimentary
Name 4 parts of the cell that we looked at in class.
Cell Wall, Cell Membrane, Cytoplasm, Chloroplast, Vacuole, Mitochondria, Endoplasmic Reticulum, Nucleus, Ribosomes, Golgi Body
What layer of the Earth do plates sit on?
Mantle
Which layer of the Earth is the thinnest? Think back to the different food items we drew on the board.
The crust
Underwater volcanoes can form new __________.
Islands
Which type of rock is created through heat and pressure?
Metamorphic
What part of the cell is most like a solar panel, taking sunlight and turning it into energy?
Chloroplast
Rock movement in a normal fault separates the rocks sometimes allowing __________ to fill in the gap.
molten rock (lava)
Approximately how many earthquakes happen around the world in 1 day?
About 50
What type of volcano is flat with a rounded top and makes up most of the Hawaiian Islands?
Shield
Which of the three types of rock is most abundant on Earth?
Sedimentary
What two things does a plant cell have than an animal cell does not?
Cell wall and chloroplast