Volcanic Eruptions
Solid, Liquid, Gas
Structure of the earth
Earthquakes
Chemical change or physical change
100

When magma flows outside of the volcano we call it ________.

lava

100

Is water freezing into ice an example of melting or solidifying?

Solidifying

100

This is the outside layer where life is found

Crust

100

These are cracks in the earth's surface, sometimes between tectonic plates, where earthquakes happen.

Fault Lines

100

Breaking glass

Physical

200

When a volcano erupts, it forms what kind of cloud?

ash and gas cloud.

200

When particles in a material get closer together and
make a fixed, regular pattern we call it _______

Solidifying

200

This layer is the layer is made of molten rocks, iron, and minerals

The mantle

200

Which of these is not a negative effect of earthquakes?

-Tornado
-Damage to buildings and roads.
-Landslides

Tornado

200

Burning Wood

Chemical Reaction

300

During an eruption, lava flows out of the volcano and forms layers of __________________________.

lava and ash.

300

When the particles in a material get further apart and
move away from each other.

melting

300

This layer is the very hot center of the earth

The core

300

When an earthquake happens, this creates a large amount of energy that transfers into _________ that spread over a large area.

waves

300

Melting Ice

Physical

400

When the volcano erupts, magma flows from the main vent and _______________________.

the secondary cone

400

When a solid turns into a liquid or
when a liquid turns into a solid it is called _______.

a change of state

400

Which part of the core is solid and which is liquid?

Inner core is solid and outer core is liquid

400

The worst damage from an earthquake at the surface is experienced immediately above the focus at a point called the __________

epicenter

400

Ripping a paper in half

physical change

500

Which part of the volcano do we find liquid rocks?

Magma chamber

500

EXPLAIN WHY materials like salt or sand can behave like a liquid

Powders like salt or sand are made up of tiny grains that have air between between them which means they have enough space to slide past each other like particles in a liquid.

500

Which layer of the earth is the hottest

The inner core

500

The point inside the earth's crust where the earthquake begins

Focus

500

Baking a cake

Chemical change