Layers of the Earth
Tectonic Plates
Continental Drift
Weathering
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100

The First layer of the Earth

What is the Crust

100

The formation of Volcanoes

What is Diverging Boundaries 

100

The name of the single continent before it drifted apart

What is PANGAEA

100

The name of the cause behind landslides

What is Erosion 

100

The state of matter of the inside of the Earth

What is liquid

200

The Second layer of the Earth

What is the Mantle

200

The formations of Mountains

What is Converging Boundaries

200

The name of the man whose theory it is 

What is Alfred Wegner

200

The type of weathering that happens to rocks from wind or water

What is Mechanical Weathering

200

The name of the soft materials that tectonic plates slide on

What is the Lithosphere

300

The Third layer of the Earth

What is the Outer Core

300

The release of Earthquakes

What is Transforming Boundaries

300

The type of mountains that are evidence of the drift

What is Folded Mountains

300

The type of weathering that causes rocks to split due to pressure from plants

What is Biological Weathering

300

The name of a very famous tectonic plate that creates multiple volcanoes often

What is the Ring of Fire

400

The deepest point of the Earth

What is the Inner Core

400

The name of the plate that the oceans are on

What is Oceanic Plate

400

The scraping against the rock on continents 

What is Glacial Deposits 

400

The type of weathering that makes minerals in rocks to crumble from the reaction with water and oxygen

What is Chemical Weathering

400

The term describing when one plate is shoved under another plate

What is Subduction

500

The food that the Earth can be compared to

What is a peach

500

The name of the plate that land is on

What is Continental Plate

500

The type of material that was found on multiple continents

What is Coal Deposits

500

The name for landforms that are affected by large floods

What is Fluvial

500

The term for when silt and mud settles to the bottom of the ocean or river

What is Sedimentation