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If the mantle was solid rock, these would not form on the earth’s surface. Hot Spots for $300 Click here to check your answer For a bonus of $100, explain why.
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What are volcanoes? Back to Jeopardy Board There would be no liquid magma to flow up through the crust and erupt as lava.
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The Hawaiian Islands were formed by one of these. Hot Spots for $500 Click here to check your answer
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The Earth’s crust has eight of these. Drifting Along for $200 Click here to check your answer
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The name of the landmass that existed 200 million years ago. Drifting Along for $300 Click here to check your answer
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A sudden release of energy in the earth’s crust that causes shaking. Shake It Up for $100 Click here to check your answer
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Shake It Up for $200 Click here to check your answer A break in the earth’s crust where pieces of crust move.
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Shake It Up for $400 A seismograph measures this. Click here to check your answer
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The process of breaking down rock into soil, sand, and other particles. Wearing Me Down for $100 Click here to check your answer
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Wearing Me Down for $300 Click here to check your answer These are forces that change landforms.
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This is the type of weathering caused by carbonic acid. Wearing Me Down for $500 Click here to check your answer
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