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the outer layer of the Earth
Earth’s crust
the layer of the earth between the crust and the core
Mantle
the central part of the Earth
Core
a very thick, black, sticky liquid made from coal that becomes hard when it cools and that is used especially for road surfaces
Sticky tar
molten rock material within the earth from which igneous rock results by cooling
Magma
A mountain that is formed by folds or ridges or the Earth’s crust that are pushed up by movements of the Earth’s plates.
Fold mountain
the remains of seashells (plants or animals) that existed in a past and that has been excavated from the soil
Fossilized seashells
Cracks in the Earth’s crust
Faults
A flat-topped highland
Plateau
It means how wet, dry, hot or cold the air is at a particular time
Weather
The line on a mountain above which it is so cold that snow covers the ground, even in summer.
Snow line
An imaginary line around the centre of the Earth.
Equator
The sheltered side of a mountain where there is less rainfall than on the other, windward, side
Rain shadow
The side that faces the wind.
Windward
Facing away from the wind.
Leeward
An area of low land between hills or mountains.
Valley
The breaking up of rocks by heat, cold, ice and rainwater.
Weathering
The pieces of rock that collect at the bottom of a steep mountain slope.
Scree
Large, slowly-moving rivers of ice.
Glaciers
A series of mountain ranges across Asia.
Himalayas
The pointed tops of a mountain.
Peaks
The average weather in a region of the Earth throughout the year.
Climate
One of a series of level areas on a slope or hillside that looks like a huge step.
Terraces
Using the energy of running water to produce electricity.
Hydroelectricity power
A large amount of water covering an area that is usually dry.
Flooding
A large wall or bank built to hold back water and to raise its level. (e.g. A large lake called a reservoir is often formed behind Dam.)
Dam
A channel or pipe carrying of surplus liquid, especially rainwater or liquid waste.
Drain
Buses, cars, lorries, trains and other ways of taking people or goods from one place to another.
Transport
Land which has a rich soil that produces good crops.
Fertile


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