the solid layer on top of the mantle
lithosphere
opening in Earth's surface through which lava, gas and ash escape
volcano
how is igneous rock formed
forms when lava cools and solidifies
per capita consumption
average amount of resources used per person
Point to the rizziest rizzer in your class!
You lie, ain't none of you have rizz.
places on the surface where two or more of Earth's plates meet
plate boundaries
sudden release of energy from Earth's interior
earthquake
define thermal energy
the internal energy of a substance due to the movement of particles within substance
difference between renewable and nonrenewable resources
renewable is replenished before humans can use it all up, nonrenewable cannot be replenished before we use up
Which bird can fly backward?
hummingbird
define convergent plate boundary
movement, lithosphere, "symptoms"
towards each other, destroys, volcanoes, earthquakes and mountains form
size of an earthquake
magnitude
3 causes of landslides
lots of precipitation, steep terrain and earthquakes
define natural resources
materials that are found on Earth naturally and used by people
What's the largest human organ?
skin
Define transform plate boundary, movement, lithosphere and "symptoms"
slide past each other, niether, earthquakes
what is the difference between magma and lava
lava above ground, magma under ground
define convection
transfer of thermal energy by movement of matter of different temperatures
Your group's absolute favorite subject in school?
going to the restroom, cause you all stinky
your group eats 150 pieces of broccoli, what is the per capita consumption?
4 = 37.5
3 = 50
5 = 30
2 = 75
Define divergent plate boundary, movement, lithosphere, symptoms
move away from each other, creates, volcanoes, earthquakes
define subduction and where it happens
process of one plate being pulled below another plate, at convergent plate boundaries
two reasons the lithospheric plates move
convection and gravity
define byproduct AND what were the byproducts when we processed copper?
products that are of no use and must be disposed of as waste or recycled. the ore and the acid.
What year did Kansas become a state?
1861