1. JEOPARDY!

2. Layers of the Earth Plate Tectonics Volcanoes Earthquakes Hodge Podge
Eleanor M. Savko
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3. The thinnest layer of the Earth. Made out of solid rock.

4. crust

5. The layer of the Earth beneath the crust, that contains solid rock with some soft rock like melted candy.

6. mantle

7. Name 5 landforms found on Earth’s crust.

8. Mountains, valleys, canyons, plains, plateaus, etc.…

9. The hottest layer of the Earth that is made up of a liquid iron.

10. core

11. The theory that the Earth’s crust is broken up into 12 major plates.

12. Plate tectonics

13. What is formed when two plates collide and the crust crumples and is pushed upward?

14. mountains

15. Physical features of Earth’s surface that are constantly changing due to plate movements and other forces.

16. Landforms

17. What type of plate is this and what is formed here?

18. Convergent Boundary – mountains and volcanoes

19. What type of plate is this and what is formed here?

20. Divergent Boundary – valleys and volcanoes

21. What type of plate is this and what is formed here?

22. Transform Boundary - Earthquakes

23. What is melted or molten rock beneath the Earth’s surface called?

24. magma

25. A mountain formed at plate boundaries and formed by lava and ash.

26. Volcano

27. What do you call magma that has flowed out of a vent?

28. lava

29. How are volcanoes constructive?

30. They create new land, such as islands.

31. How are volcanoes destructive?

32. They can damage homes and plant life.

33. What do we call a shaking of the ground, caused by a sudden release of energy in Earth’s crust?

34. Earthquake

35. What tool is used to measure earthquakes?

36. Seismograph

37. How are earthquakes constructive?

38. They create new landforms, such as lakes and canyons.

39. A break in the Earth’s crust where most earthquakes occur.

40. fault

41. How are earthquakes destructive?

42. Earthquakes can destroy cites, cause tsunamis, and injure people.

43. These are shaped by the wind and the deposition of sand.

44. Sand dunes

45. This is the term which refers to the movement of sediments.

46. Erosion

47. This is the term, which refers to sediment dropping out of water.

48. Deposition

49. This tern refers to the breaking of rock.

50. Weathering

51. An area of new land, found at the mouth of a river, and created by deposition.

52. Delta

53. How do humans control the changes to Earth’s surface?
*Bonus*
How do humans control the changes to Earth’s surface?

54. Building levees, jetties, dams, artificial reefs, and beach restoration.