Rocking Volcanoes and Earthquakes

The process of identifying earth's history through fossils is called:

What do the colors of igneous rocks represent?

In a lake, water may evaporate from varying minerals to form:

Igneous rocks have:

Which of these are all continental plates?

They soft solid layer above the mesosphere is the:

Cooling of the rocks form the core form:

True or False: The midwest US region has experienced earthquake activity

An island would form from:

When Sedimentary Rocks undergo heat and pressure they become:

In our eroision lab, when we tested the force of the rain, what variable did we change?

A strike-Slip fault movement that causes earthquakes are cause from:

The movement of land that does not directly create or destroy nearby formations are called:

The cool rigid layers of the earth's mantle is called:

The only fault movement that only moves horizontally are:

From the following four plates, which of these is not an oceanic plate?

A Reverse Fault is similar to a:

A converging fault that forces one plate up is called a:

How are earthquakes and volcanos similar

Of the three mantles, which layers do we consider the tectonic plates?

The Core of the earth composes of what fraction of the earth?

Oceanic plates can:

What numbers on the richter scale would indicate a high degree of damage?

Which of the following is not an oceanic plate:

What layer of the earth influences our magnetic field?

How are the activity of earthquakes measured?

The Fault movement from an earthquake that forces a plate down is known as a:

Which of the following is an examples of plates diverging?

The layer of the mantle that is closest to the core is:

True or false: rhyolite rocks are sedimentary rocks.

Basalt Rocks are usually found in areas where volcanos are formed from:

Organic Rocks may be a type of:

How many layers of the mantle are there?

Diverging oceanic plates most likely form:

The effect of weathering on a sedimentary rock would cause it to form into a:

Which types of rocks are igneous rocks?

What is a thrust fault

From the innermost layer to the outer, name the layers of the earth:

From the following four plates, which of these is not a continental plate?

What metal is most likely found in the earth's core?

Rocks held by cement are known as:

High heat and pressure can form:

For a sedimentary rock to form right into an igneous rock it must:

From the following four plates, which of these is not a continental plate?

Thrust/Reverse faults in an earthquake show:

A reverse fault is defined as:

Andesite and Rhyolite Rocks are formed in:

The volcanoes on the coastal regions may be formed from:

Which layer of the mantle influences tectonic plate movement?

How might volcanos benefit the earth?