Relates to convection currents, gravity and rock density.

Is where the rain, acid rain or wind breaks big rocks into little rocks (Sediment).

Wind or water carries sediments away to another place.

Errupting mountains spit out lava

Outer layer of the earth, coolest and thinnest layer.

The solid portion of the earth (distinguised from atmosphere, hydrosphere).

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Question	Answer
Subduction	Relates to convection currents, gravity and rock density.
Weathering	Is where the rain, acid rain or wind breaks big rocks into little rocks (Sediment).
Erosion	Wind or water carries sediments away to another place.
Volcano	Errupting mountains spit out lava
Crust	Outer layer of the earth, coolest and thinnest layer.
Lithosphere	The solid portion of the earth (distinguised from atmosphere, hydrosphere).