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WGeo Chapter 2

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natural features of the earth's surface   landforms  
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lowest dry land point on Earth   Dead Sea  
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small, irregularly shaped, planetlike objects   asteroids  
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highest point on Earth   Mount Everest  
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includes bodies of water such as oceans, lakes, and rivers   hydrosphere  
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The two basic types of weathering are ___ and chemical   physical  
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Surrounding the inner core of the Earth is a(n) __ outer core.   liquid  
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The zone of earthquake activity around the Pacific Ocean is called the   Righ of Fire  
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The huge supercontinent that many scientists believe once existed is called   Pangaea  
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When folded land cannot be bent any further.   faulting  
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the innermost part of the earth   core  
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sudden, violent movement along a fault line   earthquake  
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huge part of Earth's crust that floats on the upper mantle   plate  
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large body of ice that moves across Earth's surface   glacier  
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landform created from colliding continental plates   mountain  
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Earth's thinnest layer   crust  
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parts that form the core   inner & outer core  
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layer between the crust and the outer core   mantle  
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Earth's innermost layer   inner core  
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Earth's layer between the outer core and the crust   mantle  
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layer that forms the earth's surface   crust  
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civilizations thrive in places where people have a constant supply of   water  
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force that causes rocks to break down into smaller pieces   physical weathering  
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large, moving bodies of ice   glaciers  
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the changing of a liquid into a gas   evaporation  
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the sun and planets around it   solar system  
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slabs of rocks whose movement can create physical features   tectonic plates  
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thick layer of rock under the earth's crust   mantle  
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underground rock layer that is rich in water   aquifer  
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body composed of icy dust particles and frozen gases   comet  
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all of the bodies of water on the earth   hydrosphere  
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rock and other debris left behind by a glacier   moraine  
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Earth's bodies of water   hydrosphere  
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freshwater beneath the earth's surface   groundwater  
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the movement of water through different forms   water cycle  
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changing of liquid water into vapor   evaporation  
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process of turning ocean water into freshwater   desalination  
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part of the water cycle that precedes precipitation   condensation  
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drives the water cycle   sun  
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