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Structure of the Earth
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How thick is the crust?
5-50 km
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What is the largest layer of the Earth?
Mantle
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Where do you find oceanic crust?
Under the oceans
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Which layer of the Earth is responsible for the Earth's magnetic field?
Outer Core
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Which layer is divided into two different types: oceanic and continental?
Crust
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What is continental crust?
The layer of rock that forms the continents
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Which layer of the Earth spins at a speed faster than the Earth rotates?
Inner Core
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What is the outer layer of the Earth?
Crust
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What layer is under the crust?
Mantle
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What type of rock is oceanic crust mostly made of?
Basalt
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What is the mantle composed of?
Silicate rocks that are rich in magnesium and iron
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What is the solid outer section of Earth which includes the crust and the cool, dense, rigid upper part of the mantle?
Lithosphere
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What is the average temperature of the inner core?
5000-6000*C
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What is the average temperature in the mantle?
3000*C
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What layer is below the outer core?
Inner core
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What is the average temperature of the outer core?
4000-5000*C
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What is the outer core made of?
Liquid iron and nickel
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Which type of crust is younger or newer?
Oceanic crust
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Which layer is plastic-like and allows the crust to flow over it?
Asthenosphere
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What layer is below the mantle?
Outer Core
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Which layer has strong convection currents which are responsible for the Earth's crust movement?
Mantle
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What rock type is found most readily in the crust?
Granite
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Which is more dense: oceanic crust or continental crust?
Oceanic crust
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Which type of crust is thinner: oceanic or continental?
Oceanic
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What is convection?
The process by which heat causes material to expand and rise where it then cools and falls back down
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What is the thinnest layer of the Earth?
Crust
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Where do you find continental crust?
Under land
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What is the inner core made of?
Solid iron and nickel
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What is the second largest layer of the Earth?
Outer Core
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How do scientists study the interior of the Earth?
They study seismic waves.
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