Earth's Resources
Rocks/Process
Types of Rocks
Rock Layers
Geography of Earth
100
Resources that are non-renewable and were already on the planet when humans arrived. Humans use these resources everyday.

Natural Resources

100

A fossil used for dating.

Index Fossil

100

Can be Made from sediments, pressure and heat, or cooled lava.

Rock

100

When lava cuts through rock layers. 

Igneous Intrusion.

100

The Core of Earth that is the hottest.

Inner Core.

200

Fuels that are non-renewable and take hundreds of millions of years to replace. 

Fossil Fuels

200

The Process of sediments compacting together to form a rock.

Compaction

200
Is a rock made from sediments.

Sedimentary Rock


200

The process of dating layers accordingly, using the Law of ______________

Superposition

200

Igneous Rock made OUTSIDE THE VOLCANO

Extrusive
300

Solid compound. In natural form. Pure

Mineral

300

When the Tectonic plates split apart and the ground shakes.

Earthquake

300

Is made from pressure and heat from underground.

Metamorphic Rock

300

Specifically Dating a rock layer.  

Absolute Dating

300

Igneous Rocks MADE INSIDE OF A VOLCANO

Intrusive

400

The act of resources spreading out. For example, 15 tons of oil lands in turkey, 10000 tons in USA, and 1 ton in Russia.

Distribution

400

A large mound of rock built up from when the tectonic plates moved towards each other and formed a hill. This hill also spits out hot lava.

Volcano

400

Rock that is made from cooled lava.

Igneous Rock

400

A line/crack in rock layers

Fault

400

Determining the past order of the organisms of not necessarily knowing the age

Relative Dating

500

These processes contribute to the making of Earth's resources.

Geo-science Processes

500

Plates that are responsible for earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, and continental drift.

Tectonic Plates

500

Hot Molten Rock under a volcano.

Magma

500

The Law that explains that a fault is younger than the layers it cuts.

Law of Cross Cutting

500

The Process of the Continents drifting away due to tectonic plates.

Continental Drift