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What is the outermost layer of the Earth called?
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Answer: The lithosphere
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What is the densest layer of the Earth?
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Answer: The inner core
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What layer of the Earth is the hottest?
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Answer: The inner core
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Which layer of the Earth is liquid?
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Answer: The outer core
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Which layer of the Earth consists mostly of iron?
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Answer: The inner core
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What happens to the density of Earth as you move from the crust to the core?
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Answer: The density increases with depth
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Where are the lithospheric plates located?
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Answer: The crust and upper mantle
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What causes convection currents in the asthenosphere?
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Answer: The rising of less dense magma and the sinking of more dense magma
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As you move away from the mid-ocean ridge, what happens to the age of the rocks?
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Answer: The rocks get older as you move away from the mid-ocean ridge
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At what type of plate boundary does sea-floor spreading occur?
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Answer: Divergent plate boundary
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Where do mid-ocean ridges form? Hint: What type of plates and what do they do?
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Answer: They form where two oceanic plates move apart
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What did Alfred Wegener’s hypothesis state?
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Answer: The continents were once part of one large landmass the over time broke into pieces and drifted to their present location.
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What forms when two continental plates collide?
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Answer: Mountains form
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If you know where lithospheric plates meet, then what can you predict?
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Answer: You will be able to predict where an earthquake might occur
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What do you call the breaking down of rock?
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Answer: Weathering
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What do you call the movement of a sediment from one place to another?
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Answer: Erosion
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When does chemical weather occur most rapidly?
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Answer: It occurs fastest in warm, humid climates.
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What type of weathering is acid rain an example of?
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Answer: Chemical weathering
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Wind and water are the main causes of what type of weathering?
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Answer: Mechanical weathering
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