Which type of rock is formed when heat and pressure are applied below the earth's surface?

The three types of rocks are __________.

A rock that has either been squeezed by incredible pressures deep underground and/or has been exposed to very high temperature is a ______.

Which type of rock is formed when lava cools and hardens?

In what type of rock do most fossils appear?

Which type of rock is formed when bits of rocks are layered and cemented together?

Rocks need ________ to change to metamorphic rocks.

It is the process of breaking down rocks into smaller fragments or even dissolving it away.

It is the wearing away of the rock as a result of the weathering processes.

It is the process by which the eroded weathered rock fragments are moved away from the erosion area.

It is a mixture of organic matter, nutrients, air, and water.

What type of soil is the best for growing crops?

It includes the oceans, rivers, lakes, groundwater, and water frozen in glaciers.

It is made up of all the living things on Earth and it includes fish, birds, plants, and even people.

It is the portion of the earth that includes rocks and minerals.

It includes all the gases surrounding the Earth.

What are two types of evidence geologists use to learn about Earth’s interior?

What are the three layers of the Earth's interior?

This layer of the Earth is made mostly of metals iron and nickel.

This layer of the Earth is made mostly of basalt and granite.

This layer of the Earth contains the asthenosphere.

It is a type of wave produced by an earthquake.

The Earth's lithosphere is broken into giant chunks called __________.

Which of the following is NOT a type of plate boundaries?

What type of plate boundary is produce when magma rises in the middle forming a ridge Seafloor?

What type of plate boundary produce when two plates collide with one another?

What type of plate boundary produce when two plates slide past each other?

It refers to active volcanoes that are not located along plate boundaries.

Which of the following is NOT a direct result of plate tectonic movement?

San Andrea's fault is an example of what type of plate boundary?