How are Earthquakes formed?
When tectonic plates are converging and ram into each other.
What does a topography map show
The height or decrease of physical features.
What is the part of the Earth that we walk on?
The crust
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What is the order oldest to youngest?
CBAED
What comes out of a volcano?
Lava
What is the first wave of an earthquake called?
The primary wave
What are the lines that show the height or decrease of physical features, on a topography map?
Contour Lines.
Where is the core of the Earth?
The very center of the Earth.
What are the three laws of Geologic Record?
Superposition, Crosscutting, Inclusion
How are volcanoes formed?
By two tectonic plates converging.
What is the second wave of an earthquake called?
The secondary wave.
What is a contour interval?
The elevation from one contour line to another.
What happens to the heat and pressure the closer you get to the core?
They both increase
What is superposition
It is the law when the layer above one another is younger than the layer below it.
How does lava come up to the Volcano?
By a convection current
Which type of wave from an earthquake cause the most damage?
Surface Waves
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B / \ 500
C / \
D / \ 300
What would the elevation of point A be?
600
What color is the mantle?
Orange
What is crosscutting?
It is a law where a layer crosses over a layer below it. The layer that crosses over the others is younger.
Are volcanoes Constructive or Destructive?
Constructive.
Where the center of the Earthquake is, underground.
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B / \ 700
C / \
D / \ 200
What is the contour interval?
250
Where is the Asthenosphere?
Between the crust and the mantle.
What are the two types of Carbon isotopes in Carbon Dating?
Is magma formed in the Lithosphere or the Asthenosphere?