This is the type of boundary in which two plates move away from each other?
Divergent Boundary
This is the layer of the earth that is located at the center and is made up of iron and nickel?
Core (Inner)
This is melted rock that is located beneath the surface of the Earth?
Magma
This is the process in which rocks deform or change shape when under stress?
Deformation
The location within the Earth where an earthquake's first motion takes place?
Focus
This is the type of boundary in which two plates collide?
Convergent Boundary
This is the layer of the Earth that contains the crust and the upper part of the mantle where the tectonic plates are located?
Lithosphere
This is melted rock that has reached the surface of the Earth after erupting from a volcano?
Lava
This occurs when rock layers bend upward due to stress?
Folding
These are vibrations that cause ground motions during an earthquakes?
Seismic Waves
This is a break in the Earth's crust that causes blocks of rock to move?
Fault
The outermost solid layer of the Earth?
Crust
This is the opening of a volcano?
Vent
This is stress that pulls or stretches rock apart?
Tension
This is the measure of energy released by an earthquake?
Magnitude
The name given to all of the continents that were once connected together, which means "all earth."?
Pangaea
The layer of the Earth that contains the most mass and is located between the crust and the core?
Mantle
What is the name of the area known as an area for frequent volcanic eruptions?
Ring of Fire
Which type of tectonic plate boundary would collide and cause a mountain to form?
Convergent
This is the effects of an earthquake and how it is felt by the people on the surface of the Earth?
Intensity
This is the process when molten rock rises from inside the Earth, cools down, and hardens to form new oceanic crust.
Sea Floor Spreading
This layer of the Earth is made up of liquid iron and nickel?
Outer Core
Any volcano that has not erupted over the course of a long time is called a ____________ volcano?
Dormant
Rocks on the surface of the Earth are pulled apart by the movement of what?
Tectonic Plates
This is the point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus where the earthquake's energy is released?
Epicenter