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Changing Earth Review
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Describe the plate movement; rift
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Which is faster, the water cycle or the rock cycle?
The water cycle
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The bowl shape at the top of a volcano...
Crater
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Where are earthquakes and volcanoes common?
At plate boundaries
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When molten rock, gas, and ash break through the Earth's crust.
Eruption
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Buried rock that is changed by heat and pressure.
Metamorphic rock
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What is liquid rock called below ground?
Magma
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What is one way scientists can predict an eruption?
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When there is an eruption, people should ______________ the area.
Evacuate
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Describe how igneous rock becomes sedimentary rock.
Wind and rain erode the igneous rock which is deposited and collected in layers.
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The Earths plates are broken into ________ main plates
14
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What is one way scientists can predict an eruption?
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What plate movement made this?
a fault
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What is liquid rock called above ground?
lava
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Molten magma rises and cools to make this rock
Igneous rock
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What plate movement made this?
a rift
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Subduction volcanoes from where an ocean plate collides with a continental plate. True or false?
True
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Describe the plate movement; mountains
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What direction do the plates move to make a fault?
Plates slip or slide past each other
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What causes the Earth's plates to move?
The movement of magma underneath the Earth's crust causes the plates on top to move.
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What direction do the plates move to make a rift?
Plates move apart
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Describe the plate movement; fault
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What is one way scientists can predict an eruption?
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What direction do the plates move to make mountains?
Plates collide
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Weathered rock particles are deposited in layers and stick together.
Sedimentary rock
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