5th Grade- Ch. 9 Earth's Changing Surface
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| What is the outer most and thinnest layer of Earth? | Crust
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| What layer of Earth is under the crust and made of liquid rock? | Mantle
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| What layer is made up mostly of iron? | Core
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| The outer core is liquid or solid? | Liquid
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| The inner core is liquid or solid? | Solid
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| What is created by the flow in the currents in the core? | Magnetic Field
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| What makes up the lithosphere? | Crust and Mantle
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| What do scientists study to learn about Earth's core? | Vibrations from earthquakes
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| What force is being felt when two plates jerk into a new position? | Earthquake
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| Is a volcano a constructive or destructive force? | Constructive
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| What type of boundary is created when plates move toward each other? | Colliding Boundary
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| What type of boundary is created when plates move away from each other? | Spreading Boundary
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| What type of boundary is created when plates move past each other in opposite directions? | Sliding Boundary
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| What type of rocks are basalt, pumice and granite? | Igneous
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| What is the center of an earthquake called? | Epicenter
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| What is caused by an underground earthquake in the ocean? | Tsunami
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| What type of weathering occurs when rock is broken by gravity, ice, or plant roots? | Mechanical Weathering
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| What type of weathering occurs when rock is broken by acid rain or fungus? | Chemical Weathering
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| What layer of soil contains the most decayed material? | Topsoil
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| What layer of soil contains many minerals and less decayed material? | Subsoil
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| What layer of rock is made of mostly solid rock? | Bedrock
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| What is movement of materials away from one place? | Erosion
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| What is the placement of new material in a new place? | Deposition
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| Is erosion a constructive or destructive force? | Destructive
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| Is deposition a constructive or destructive force? | Constructive
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| What are you looking for when you rub a mineral on a rough, hard, white surface? | Streak
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| Where can the oldest fossils be found? | Deep in the Earth
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| What type of rock forms when melted rock cools and hardens and has visible crystals? | Igneous
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| What types of rock are sandstone and conglomerate? | Sedimentary
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| What types of rock are gneiss and slate? | Metamorphic
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| What type of rock forms when layers of materials and rocks settle on top of each other and harden? | Sedimentary
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| What type of rock forms when solid rock is squeezed and heated to very high temperatures? | Metamorphic
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| What is formed when shorelines erode quickly? | Harbors and Inlets
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| What might farmers plant to prevent wind erosion from damaging their fields? | Trees
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