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Earth Science- Tecto

The Layers, movement, and forms of the Earth

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Which layer of the earth do we live on. Crust or lithosphere
Which layer of the Earth has the magma Mantle
What type of boundary creates mountains. Convergent boundires
What is the Richter scale The Richter Scale measures the energy made by earthquakes
This volcano has a smooth slope and oozes out lava Shield volcano
This volcano switches from quiet eruptions then to violent eruptions. Composite volcanoes
what type of volcano has a cinder code shape slope cinder cone valcano
what is the hottest layer of the earth inner core
Which kind of waves is the fastest P wave
Which way does a S wave go up and down
This volcano is built up from ashes,cinders, and rocks. cinder cone volcanoes
Which kind of wave is the Slowest wave Surface wave
How are mountain ranges formed tectonic plates pushing up along a convergent boundary
What is the full name for the P wave Primary wave
What is the full name for the S wave Secondary wave
How are volcanoes formed? A volcano forms by a hole in the Earth squirting magma out, and over time turning into a cone or shield shaped mountain with a hole that spews magma from the mantle
which way does a P wave move side to side
What type of boundary creates volcanos A divergent boundary
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