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100

The outermost layer of the Earth

Crust

100

The inner core of the Earth is solid due to _____&_____

heat and pressure

100

Plates move on the Earth's __________

mantle

100

Millions of years ago, the continents were joined as one which scientists refer to as __________

Pangaea

100

The sun appears to rise in ________

East

200

Thickest layer of the Earth

mantle

200

Molten rock formed at the edges of the plates

magma

200

Plates pushing together form ___________

mountains

200

The distance to the core of the Earth from the crust ( within 2,000 miles)______________

4,000 miles

200

The higher midday position of the sun in summer is due to Earth's

tilt

300

Two types of crust

continental and oceanic

300

The temperature of the Earth at the inner core (within 2,000 degrees)_________

10,000 degrees F

300

Plates grinding past each other cause

earthquakes

300

Fingernails grow and the plates move about ___ cm per year

3

300

The distance between the Earth and Sun is approximately 150__________kilometers

million

400

The inner core is made up of _____&______

iron and nickel

400

As depth increases within the Earth, both ______& _______ increase

heat and pressure

400

The earth is made up of 7 major __________plates

tectonic

400

The distance around Earth's circumference (within 2,000 miles) ____________

25,000

400

The Earth rotates on an imaginary _______

axis

500

__________ waves measure the distance to Earth's core.

seismic

500

_______ heat is thermal energy from the Earth that's used for heating and cooling. It's created by the planet's formation and radioactive decay

geothermal

500

Plates float on ________

liquid mantle

500

The distance from the North Pole to the South Pole (within 2,000 miles) __________-

12,000 miles

500

___________close to the North Pole such as Greenland experience as much as 20 hours of daylight in the summer.

latitudes