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what type of boundary creates folded mountains
convergent
transform
divergent
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limitless
renewable
compression
infinite
finite
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composed of iron and nickle
inner core
outer core
mantle
crust
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composed of crust and upper portion of mantle
lithosphere
asthenosphere
ionisphere
hydrosphere
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type of boundary where plates are moving away from each other
divergent
transform
strike-slip
convergent
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what are classified by how they form and their composition
sediments
minerals
sediment layers
rocks
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Energy released as vibrations
volcano
tornado
tsunami
earthquake
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type of boundary creates trenches
oceanic-oceanic convergent
oceanic-oceanic divergent
continental-oceanic convergent
continental-oceanic divergent
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heat and pressure form
metamorphic rock
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
sediments
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minerals are
not organic
not pure substances
mixture of rock fragments and organic matter
not solid
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composed of liquid metal
mantle
outer core
inner core
crust
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ores, fertile soil, clean water are examples of
plate tectonics
convection currents
resource distribution
natural resources
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type of boundary creates mid-ocean ridges
oceanic-continental convergent
oceanic-continental divergent
oceanic-oceanic convergent
oceanic-oceanic divergent
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longitudinal wave, travels through solid and liquid
surface wave
p-wave
seismic wave
s-wave
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type of boundary that creates mountain ranges
continental- continental divergent
continental - continental convergent
ocanic-oceanic convergent
continental-oceanic convergent
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the ability to be maintained at a certain rate or level
sustainability
resource protection
complete usage
maintainence
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what type of boundary creates rift valleys and fault block mountains
convergent
strike-slip
transform
divergent
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solid layer of rock below lithosphere
lithosphere
mesosphere
asthenosphere
ionisphere
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which crust is more dense
continental crust
lithosphere
oceanic crust
mantle
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deposition, compaction, and cementation form
sediments
metamorphic rock
igneous rock
sedimentary rock
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what is the difference between weathering and erosion
no difference
sediment types
movement of sediment
different types of layering of sediment
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slower waves, transverse waves
surface waves
interior waves
s-waves
p-waves
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fit of continents, fossil distribution, and matching rocks and mountains leads to validating what
theory of continental drift
theory of plate convection
theory of convection currents
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extreme melting forms
igneous rock
lava
magma
metamorphic rock
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only travels through solids
surface wave
p-wave
pressure wave
s-wave
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can all rocks turn into any kind of rock
no
yes
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a resource that can be used repeatedly and does not run out because it is naturally replace
minerals
nonrenewable resource
natural resource
renewable resource
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why are natural resources distributed unevely throughout the world
convection currents
continental drift
past and present geologic processes
plate tectonics
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transfer of energy from shifting tectonic plates
seismic waves
p-waves only
tsunami waves
s-waves only
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boundary type cause earthquakes, move past each other
divergent
strike
convergent
transform