Earth Science Unit

With heat and pressure, the sedimentary rock becomes what type of rock? (Hint: Look at the arrow)

What does the rock cycle begin with? (Hint: look at the arrow)

What kind of map is this?

The thinnest layer of Earth is the:

Which of the following is NOT a tool of mechanical weathering?

Which layer of Earth is the arrow pointing at?

Once igneous rock is broken down into sediments, the sediments layer into what kind of rock? (Hint: Look at the arrow)

Once magma cools, it becomes what kind of rock? (Hint: The first type of rock in the rock cycle - look at the arrow)

Where are a majority of volcanoes located?

What is the name of a rotating funnel-shaped column of air that stretches from clouds to the ground?

Which layer of Earth is the arrow pointing at?

When plates crash together, push together, or slides underneath another plate, it is called:

What kind of map is this?

What kind of map is this?

Places where plates are moving apart, forming rift valleys and volcano eruptions are called:

Which of the following is an example of climatic hazards?

Which layer of Earth is the arrow pointing at?

Which of the following is true about earthquakes?

Which of the following is NOT a type of rock?

Mechanical weathering is:

What is a natural hazard?

Which layer of Earth is the arrow pointing at?

Which of the following is an example of tectonic hazards?

What is the name of towering ocean waves produced by an underwater earthquake that travels in seismic waves?

Fossils are:

The most important characteristic of a sediment is:

Tectonic plates:

Rust is an example of:

What kind of map is this?