Earth Final 2025 - M

The way we organize all the events in Earth's history is called the:

How are igneous rocks made?

When lava cools and hardens on the ground, it becomes:

Why might ocean animal fossils be found in a desert?

What's one reason scientists think continents were once connected?

What word means a kind of animal or plant that is gone forever?

We are living in the __________________ era right now.

A fossil that forms when minerals fill in the shape of a dead plant or animal is a:

Which science studies weather and air?

What is Earth’s inner core made of?

What happens most at the Mid-Atlantic Ridge?

How could an asteroid have killed the dinosaurs?

Plant leaves can leave behind a thin black mark on a rock. This is a:

Sometimes a weather front can bring many days of rain because:

When fast-moving cold air pushes under slow-moving warm air, it's a:

What does the Geologic Time Scale (GTS) show?

What does the law of superposition say?

What is it called when the ocean floor sinks back into the Earth?

Which of these is NOT something that changes quickly?

What have scientists learned from seismic waves about Earth's inside?

The very first living things on Earth showed up during:

What was Pangaea?

What shows that big disasters helped shape Earth?

What does radioactive dating help scientists figure out?

Very cold places like the Arctic have what kind of climate?

What do we call the place where two plates move away from each other?

Magma that pushes into rock and hardens is called a(n):

What does it mean if warm plant fossils are found in the Arctic?

What do we call water that falls from clouds?

How do scientists know what’s inside the Earth?

The part of Earth science that studies the air and weather is

A weather map shows blue triangles pointing in one direction. This shows a:

Where does hot, melted rock come up in the ocean?

Where does cold, dry winter air in the northern U.S. usually come from?