Earth Science 1 chapt 1-6 Exam (1-35)

the amount of time Noah and his family spent inside the ark

the fault thats movement is vertical

the change of state from a solid to a gas

measurable or descriptive information collected while observing

the energy that includes the random motion of a particles in matter

the idea that the world operates in a reliable and predictable ways

the ability to do work

the distance between two crests of a wave

an idea that does not take into account spiritual things, of the Bible

a model used as a framework to explain many observations

the most signifcant physical event in the earths history other than creation

the energy in which an object is moving

the type of boundary at which subduction would most likely occur

the point on Earths surface above the center of earthquake activity

a body wave that cannot travel through the earths core

the horizontal direction of a fault(relative to north)

unseen matter in the universe that scientists use to explain its structive

the region of the earth that is made entirely of dense, hot,plastic- like solid rock; makes up most of the earths volume

the layer of the earth that has both a liquid and solid region; some seismic waves cannot penetrate this region

an initial explanation that guides a scientists research

the change of state from a gas to liquid

the study of earth

what an old earth geologist would use to help to explain a fossil graveyard

any shaking of the ground measurable by seismic instrument

the foundational points of a christians view

the shape that the earth’s orbit is best described as

the most important stress in creating earthquakes

the factor that most directly affects a substance state of matter

the type of force that magnetism is an example of

what an atom must gain/lose to become an ion

the natural things that can cause earthquakes

where most major faults in the US are found

an instrument that simply detects earth wave

the state of matter that has a constant volume but changes shape

the slow process of vaporization(liquid to gas)