plate tectonics Crossword Puzzles
emily D first hour word wall 2022-11-11
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- caved in volcano
- water heated by magma
- up and down
- hole
- alternating lava
- stores magma
- calm lava flows
- when lava flows out of the hole
- subduction of oceanic plate
- sits sideways
- edge of pacific plate
- currently erupting
- makes thicker magma
- opening
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- hot gas ash cinders and bombs
- sleeping
- runny lava
- violent with cinders
- connects chambers to a vent
- earths heat
- thickness of a liquid
- magma chamber hardens
- magma hardens in the pipe
- middle of plate
- thick lava
- euruptions of hot water
- never again
27 Clues: hole • opening • sleeping • runny lava • thick lava • earths heat • up and down • never again • stores magma • sits sideways • calm lava flows • middle of plate • caved in volcano • alternating lava • currently erupting • makes thicker magma • violent with cinders • water heated by magma • thickness of a liquid • magma chamber hardens • edge of pacific plate • euruptions of hot water • magma hardens in the pipe • ...
Camilo 4th 2022-11-11
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- middle of a plate
- water heated by magma
- thickness of liquid
- opening
- up and down
- stores lava
- edge of pacific plate
- voilent with cinders
- subduction of oceanic plate
- magma chamber hardens
- when lava pour out
- eruption of heated water
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- never again
- hot gas,ash,cinders,and bombs
- magma hardens in the pipe
- current
- makes magma thicker
- caved in volcano
- volcano calm,lava flows
- hole
- thick lava
- connects cambers to a vent
- earths heat
- sits sideways
- alternating lava
- sleeping
- runny lava
27 Clues: hole • current • opening • sleeping • thick lava • runny lava • never again • up and down • stores lava • earths heat • sits sideways • caved in volcano • alternating lava • middle of a plate • when lava pour out • makes magma thicker • thickness of liquid • voilent with cinders • water heated by magma • edge of pacific plate • magma chamber hardens • volcano calm,lava flows • eruption of heated water • ...
Tectonic Plates Crossword. 2017-01-26
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- The ancient super continent thought to be around million years old.
- Kilimanjaro: tallest mountain in Africa made by two continental plates.
- Mountains with magma from the earths core.
- Crust: This crust is less dense than the other.
- upper layer of the mantel under the lithosphere.
- Where two transform boundaries rub together causing earthquakes.
- of Fire: A hot spot around the pacific ocean causing a chain of volcanoes to form.
- Floor spreading: plates diverging causing magma to come up from the earth to the sea floor.
- Plate Boundary: Two plates rubbing together
- Plate Boundary: Two plates coming together
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- The layer directly underneath the crust containing the asthenosphere
- Crust: This crust is more dense than the other.
- Trench: Part of the world's longest mountain chain on the ocean floor.
- The solid outer section of the earths crust.
- Currents: currents in the earths mantle causing plates to shift.
- Plate Boundary:Two plates dividing away
- When one plate goes under another plate.
- Andreas Fault: 800 mile transform fault in California.
- valley: A depression between two different fault lines.
19 Clues: Plate Boundary:Two plates dividing away • When one plate goes under another plate. • Mountains with magma from the earths core. • Plate Boundary: Two plates coming together • Plate Boundary: Two plates rubbing together • The solid outer section of the earths crust. • Crust: This crust is more dense than the other. • Crust: This crust is less dense than the other. • ...
nail structure and growth 2024-02-26
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- nonliving colorless tissue attached to the nail plate
- area where the nail plate cells are formed; composed of matrix cells that produce the nail plate
- technical term for nails of the fingers or toes
- hard keratin plate on top of and slowly sliding across the nail bed as it grows; the most visible and functional part of the nail unit
- abbreviated PNF; entire flap of skin covering the matrix, extending from the edge of the visible nail plate to the first joint of the finger or toe
- part of the nail plate that extends over the tip of the finger or toe
- slit or furrow on the sides of the nail
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- tough band of fibrous tissue that connects bones or holds an organ in place
- also known as the sidewall; folds of skin that line the sides of the nail plate
- all parts of the finger from the tip to the first knuckle; technically referred to as the onyx and is composed mainly of keratin
- living skin underneath the PNF found at the nail plate’s base covering the matrix area
- portion of living skin that supports the nail plate as it grows toward the free edge
- visible part of the matrix that extends from underneath the living skin; whitish half-moon shape at the base of the nail
- folds of skin that surround the nail plate
- collectively; the nail bed (or sterile matrix), nail fold, eponychium, paronychium, and hyponychium
15 Clues: slit or furrow on the sides of the nail • folds of skin that surround the nail plate • technical term for nails of the fingers or toes • nonliving colorless tissue attached to the nail plate • part of the nail plate that extends over the tip of the finger or toe • tough band of fibrous tissue that connects bones or holds an organ in place • ...
Layers of the earth/Plate tectonics crossword 2023-12-13
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- a destructive mud flow on the slopes of a volcano
- A type of volcano that is formed by ashes and cinders
- when oceanic crust is pushed under continental crust
- liquid layer, above the inner core
- the inner most layer of the earth
- a type of volcano that is formed by repeated eruptions
- the upper layer of the mantle, below the lithosphere
- the concentration of the earthquake
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- below the crust, generates earths convection currents
- where two or more plates meet on the earths crust
- an instrument used to measure and record the vibrations of an earthquake
- a piece of earth or rock sliding down a mountain caused by an earthquake
- the thinnest layer of the earth, the outermost
- the rigid outer part of the earth, consisting of the crust and upper mantle
- a smaller quake in the same spot as the previous larger earth qauke
- a type of volcano that is formed by ashes and eruptions
16 Clues: the inner most layer of the earth • liquid layer, above the inner core • the concentration of the earthquake • the thinnest layer of the earth, the outermost • where two or more plates meet on the earths crust • a destructive mud flow on the slopes of a volcano • when oceanic crust is pushed under continental crust • the upper layer of the mantle, below the lithosphere • ...
Rocks 2017-10-11
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- What is the process of moving sediments from one place to another?
- What scale measures the hardness of a metal?
- Every rock goes through this cycle.
- What do scientists call the moving, broken up pieces of the earth’s crust?
- The only material with a hardness of 10.
- What rock cools quickly above the ground, bearing little to no minerals?
- Happens when plate tectonics rub against each other, creating destruction around places like San Francisco, Japan, and Nepal.
- The kind of weathering where tree roots or other organic material break down rocks.
- One kind of sedimentary rock that is made up of many tiny pieces of rock, and mineral.
- These rocks take a long time to cool underneath the earth’s surface.
- This metal is found in high amounts in large leafy vegetables.
- What rocks mean to change shape?
- A rock made up of sand grains cemented together.
- The scale used to measure the magnitude of an earthquake.
- Which rocks are quickly formed above the ground, and have little to no crystals?
- The layer of the earth that is underneath the crust.
- The process of breaking down rocks, minerals, and soil.
- The center of an earthquake.
- What class of rock is light-coloured and has little silicon in it?
- The act of hot water shooting into the air in a volcano like action.
- The thinnest layer of the earth.
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- The material used in order to make rocks.
- What is the layer of the earth that is made up of liquid metals?
- The layer of the earth that is made of solid metal, part of the core.
- What do we call a non-living animal preserved in stone?
- What is the science of finding out about the earth and what it’s made up off?
- What kind of rock can float on water, using its little pocket of gas for help.
- Frost-wedging is one form of this weathering..
- What do we call an opening in the earth’s surface that erupts magma?
- When a rock is broken in half, and the two pieces are rough or jagged, the rock has this.
- What is the act of the continents slowly moving closer and apart?
- The type of rocks that form from sediments of other rocks.
- Usually occur after or during an earthquake; large area of land sliding down a mountain range.
- The type of weathering where a rock is broken down by a chemical substance such as acid rain.
- What does ‘morph’ mean?
- A coarse-grained metamorphic rock derived from sandstone.
- The result of two plate tectonics rubbing against each other, creating a spiky-like texture in the earth’s surface.
- What is a naturally occurring solid material made up of minerals?
- A rock has this when it is broken in half, and the sides are still smooth.
- This type of rock is dark coloured and is made up of mostly magnesium and iron.
- What family of rock means “born of fire”?
- What animals produce calcite that surrounds their bodies that form massive reefs?
42 Clues: What does ‘morph’ mean? • The center of an earthquake. • What rocks mean to change shape? • The thinnest layer of the earth. • Every rock goes through this cycle. • The only material with a hardness of 10. • The material used in order to make rocks. • What family of rock means “born of fire”? • What scale measures the hardness of a metal? • ...
Plaate Tectonics 2025-01-29
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- convection sinks
- supercontinent
- shakes sideways
- slidingg boundary
- located on the Earth's surface
- rercords Earthquake waves
- colliding boundary
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- found deep inside the crust
- liquid layer
- solid and brittle layer
- solid metal layer
- clay like layer
- separating boundary
- travels the fastest
- convection rises
- breakable
- currents that rise and sink
- gound shaking
- used to locate an epicenter
19 Clues: breakable • liquid layer • gound shaking • supercontinent • clay like layer • shakes sideways • convection sinks • convection rises • solid metal layer • slidingg boundary • colliding boundary • separating boundary • travels the fastest • solid and brittle layer • rercords Earthquake waves • found deep inside the crust • currents that rise and sink • used to locate an epicenter • ...
Lesson 3-5 Vocab Crossword 2024-12-09
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- The transport of water from plant roots to leaves, where it evaporates into the atmosphere.
- Water located underground that fills pore spaces in soil and rock layers.
- Facts, information, documents, etc. that give reason to believe that something is true.
- Any of the world's main continuous expanses of land; this includes: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America.
- A solid structure with atoms arranged in a repeating geometric pattern.
- Rock Igneous rock that forms when magma slowly hardens below Earth’s surface.
- The change in state from a gas to a liquid.
- The process by which a collision between two tectonic plates forces the denser plate under the less dense plate.
- The change in state from a liquid to a gas.
- Cycle The global movement of water powered by energy from the sun and Earth’s gravity.
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- The process by which water falls to the ground from clouds in the atmosphere in the form of rain, sleet, snow, or hail.
- A prediction or statement based on limited evidence that can be tested by observation and experimentation.
- The process by which surface water flows downhill into rivers, lakes, and the ocean.
- Drift The hypothesis that the continents slowly drifted to their current positions after having been part of a single, giant landmass that broke apart
- A substance that is made of crystals and has a specific chemical composition and geometric shape.
- Spreading The process by which the rocks on either side of the mid-ocean ridge slowly pull away from each other, allowing molten rock to rise, solidify, and form new seafloor.
- The limitations on an engineering solution.
- Cycle The continuous set of processes by which rock can change from one type to another; a model of how the flow of energy drives the cycling of rock material in the geosphere.
- The requirements that must be met for an engineering solution to be successful.
- A plausible or scientifically acceptable general principle or body of principles offered to explain phenomena.
- The process by which surface water seeps into the ground through the soil and rock layers.
- Rock Igneous rock that forms when magma cools quickly on Earth’s surface.
- Rock Rock formed from the cooling and solidification of magma on or below Earth’s surface.
- Rock Rock changed in composition or texture by heat and pressure.
- Rock Rock formed from the deposition of dissolved materials, rock fragments, or the remains of organisms.
- Tectonics The scientific theory that the lithosphere is made up of rigid pieces, called tectonic plates, that move across Earth's surface.
- A break in Earth's crust where the rocks on either side have moved.
27 Clues: The limitations on an engineering solution. • The change in state from a gas to a liquid. • The change in state from a liquid to a gas. • Rock Rock changed in composition or texture by heat and pressure. • A break in Earth's crust where the rocks on either side have moved. • A solid structure with atoms arranged in a repeating geometric pattern. • ...
logan1 2022-11-11
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- magma hardens in the pipe
- runny lava
- never again
- edge of pacific plate
- calm, lava flows
- makes magma thicker
- sleeping
- hole
- thick lava
- sits side ways
- middle of a plate
- when lava pores out
- opening
- connects chamber to a vent
- up down
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- violent with cinders
- water heated by magma
- earths pipe
- stores magma
- eruption of heated water
- thickness of a liquid
- magma chamber hardens
- alternate lava
- flow hot gas ash cinder and bombs
- currently erupting
- subduction of oceanic plate
- caved in volcano
27 Clues: hole • opening • up down • sleeping • runny lava • thick lava • earths pipe • never again • stores magma • sits side ways • alternate lava • calm, lava flows • caved in volcano • middle of a plate • currently erupting • makes magma thicker • violent with cinders • when lava pores out • water heated by magma • edge of pacific plate • thickness of a liquid • magma chamber hardens • eruption of heated water • ...
Tectonic/Plate Boundaries Crossword 2021-01-06
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- oceans all rest on large, moving plates called
- plate pushed underneath the continental plate
- plates slide past each other
- alfred wegener dicovered the theory of
- plates move toward each other
- an example of an oceanic divergent boundary
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- a dense oceanic plate collides with a relatively light, thick continental plate
- an example of a transform boundary
- plates move away from each other
- formed at a midocean ridge is referred to as
- convergent, divergent, and transform are example of
- plate touches another plate
12 Clues: plate touches another plate • plates slide past each other • plates move toward each other • plates move away from each other • an example of a transform boundary • alfred wegener dicovered the theory of • an example of an oceanic divergent boundary • formed at a midocean ridge is referred to as • plate pushed underneath the continental plate • ...
Chapter 3: Earth Structure and Plate Tectonics 2024-09-08
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- The Earth's surface is broken up into a number of ___________ plates.
- All continents in one landmass.
- At a __________ boundary, tectonic plates slide past one another.
- A ________ boundary is when two tectonic plates are moving away from one another.
- The flow of magma within Earth that can cause movement in tectonic plates.
- The crust, mantle and the core are categorized based on ________________.
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- Volcanoes, earthquakes, and tsnumani are commonly seen around ______________ boundaries.
- The displacement of fluid as an object floats.
- A _________ records residual magnetism in the seafloor.
- S waves ________ pass through liquids.
- The ________ islands were formed by a hot spot.
- __________ is when one plates is forced under another.
- The layers of the Earth are arranged by _________.
- when two plates of ___________ density collide, you often see the formation of mountains.
- _________ waves travel though Earth.
- The Earths core is ___________ due to pressure.
16 Clues: All continents in one landmass. • _________ waves travel though Earth. • S waves ________ pass through liquids. • The displacement of fluid as an object floats. • The ________ islands were formed by a hot spot. • The Earths core is ___________ due to pressure. • The layers of the Earth are arranged by _________. • __________ is when one plates is forced under another. • ...
Chapter 2 Review 2024-09-09
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- sea plate and a continental plate collide
- Earth's super hot and solid inner part
- sea plates pull apart
- a layer of gases surrounding the earth
- rain, snow, or sleet
- the watery areas of Earth
- Earth's middle layer of hot dense rock
- When water wears away rock and moves soil
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- vapor converts into liquid
- liquid converts into vapor
- ocean water into freshwater; removing salt
- a crack or break within Earth's crust
- surface land areas of Earth's crust
- the parts of Earth which has existing life
- sea plate slides under a continental plate
- Earth's rocky shell
16 Clues: Earth's rocky shell • rain, snow, or sleet • sea plates pull apart • the watery areas of Earth • vapor converts into liquid • liquid converts into vapor • surface land areas of Earth's crust • a crack or break within Earth's crust • Earth's super hot and solid inner part • a layer of gases surrounding the earth • Earth's middle layer of hot dense rock • ...
Unit 2 Vocab 2024-12-17
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- Able to live
- Small Rocky objects that are seen in the sky as a streak of light
- Formed by convergent subduction with oceanic and continental
- Formed by divergent boundaries underwater
- Smaller bodies of rock with a streak of ice and dust behind it
- The cracks in the crust that split the plates
- 2 Plate Boundaries Sliding past eachother
- A celestial body revolving around the sun
- 2 Plate Boundaries Dividing from eachother
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- Natural disaster formed by Transform boundaries
- Causes the plates to move around,found in the mantle
- Giant bodies of rock traveling around the sun in space
- Created the Theory of Continental drift
- Formed by convergent boundaries
- 2 Plate Boundaries colliding with eachother
- A force of attraction between 2 objects
- Landform formed by Transform Boundary
- Continental and Oceanic plate colliding
- Formed by Convergent subduction with oceanic and oceanic
- The pieces the crust are broken into
20 Clues: Able to live • Formed by convergent boundaries • The pieces the crust are broken into • Landform formed by Transform Boundary • Created the Theory of Continental drift • A force of attraction between 2 objects • Continental and Oceanic plate colliding • Formed by divergent boundaries underwater • 2 Plate Boundaries Sliding past eachother • ...
PREPARING FOOD 2020-03-12
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- next, jack ... the eggs on a plate
- jack placed the ..... on the dining room table
- jack washed the plate with dishwashing ....
- the eggs ...... pretty on the white plate
- jack was ...... he walked to the kitchen
- jack ...... while the eggs cooked
- jack ....... about the day ahead
- jack ...... the oil into the skillet
- jack ....... the eggs into a bowl
- then, jack poured the eggs into the ... skillet
- jack got a ...... damp
- jack ..... the eggs cooking
- jack ... down in the large wooden chair
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- finally, jack ..... down the table
- the eggs ...... in the oil
- jack ...... a skillet on the stove
- the eggs ...... for two minutes
- jack ... out some eggs
- next, jack ....... tv
- jack .... out some oils
- then, jack ...... the pan
- jack ..... looking at his eggs
- next, jack ...... on the heat
- jack stirred the ....
- jack ... the eggs with a spoon
25 Clues: next, jack ....... tv • jack stirred the .... • jack ... out some eggs • jack got a ...... damp • jack .... out some oils • then, jack ...... the pan • the eggs ...... in the oil • jack ..... the eggs cooking • next, jack ...... on the heat • jack ..... looking at his eggs • jack ... the eggs with a spoon • the eggs ...... for two minutes • jack ....... about the day ahead • ...
Table/eating manners/etiquette 2020-09-28
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- After the meal you should _____ the cook.
- If food is hot it is not polite to ___ on it.
- Your napkin should go on your ___ when eating.
- Place your drink to the ___ of your plate.
- Keep your phone on ____ so it doesn't interrupt.
- Drink quietly do not ______.
- It's ok to talk while chewing. True or false?
- Always ___ food before adding seasoning.
- Offer to clean table after? Yes or no?
- If you go to bathroom place napkin on ____.
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- Finish chewing before taking a _____.
- ___ your hands before eating.
- Use your _______ often.
- What side of the plate should the napkin go?
- Wait for the ___ to start eating before you do.
- Use the proper _______.
- Elbows should stay off the table. True of False?
- Always pass the salt and peeper _____.
- After using place your utensils on plate.
- Don't __ when trying get something across table.
20 Clues: Use your _______ often. • Use the proper _______. • Drink quietly do not ______. • ___ your hands before eating. • Finish chewing before taking a _____. • Always pass the salt and peeper _____. • Offer to clean table after? Yes or no? • Always ___ food before adding seasoning. • After the meal you should _____ the cook. • After using place your utensils on plate. • ...
Earthquakes and Plate Movement 2024-10-11
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- What's the study of earthquakes and magnitudes called?
- What plates create low shallow earthquakes?
- How is the scale measured?
- What is the scale called?
- What convergent plate forms volcanoes?
- What plates have no volcano activity?
- How much does it increase by? hint: Video
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- Who did Gutenberg collaborate with?
- another word for plate movement
- Who did Ritcher collaborate with?
- What plates have a weaker plate and a strong plate?
- What measures the movement of the earth?
- What convergent plate forms mountains?
13 Clues: What is the scale called? • How is the scale measured? • another word for plate movement • Who did Ritcher collaborate with? • Who did Gutenberg collaborate with? • What plates have no volcano activity? • What convergent plate forms mountains? • What convergent plate forms volcanoes? • What measures the movement of the earth? • How much does it increase by? hint: Video • ...
Unit 2B Vocabulary 2020-11-04
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- divergent boundary under the ocean where new seafloor forms.
- the motion of the continents over time
- plates split, new land forms
- a supercontinent that existed during the late Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras
- the state of gravitational equilibrium between Earth's crust and mantle
- As the Earth's crust deforms, the rocks which span the opposing sides of a fault are subjected to shear stress. Slowly they deform, until their internal rigidity is exceeded.
- the force per unit area that is placed on a rock
- a change in shape or size resulting from applied forces
- Formed when molten rock rises through the crust and pushes up the rock layers above it
- the very slow creeping motion of Earth's solid silicate mantle caused by convection currents carrying heat from the interior to the planet's surface
- the change in size or shape of an object
- hot fluid or semifluid material below or within the earth's crust from which lava and other igneous rock is formed on cooling.
- the place inside Earth's crust where an earthquake originates
- an elastic wave in the earth produced by an earthquake or other means.
- a planar fracture or discontinuity in a volume of rock across which there has been significant displacement as a result of rock-mass movement
- an area of the Earth's surface where seismographs can only barely detect an earthquake after its seismic waves have passed through the Earth
- a sudden and violent shaking of the ground, sometimes causing great destruction, as a result of movements within the earth's crust or volcanic action.
- a scientific theory describing the large-scale motion of Earth’s Plates
- the sideways and downward movement of the edge of a plate of the earth's crust into the mantle beneath another plate.
- a longitudinal earthquake wave that travels through the interior of the earth and is usually the first conspicuous wave to be recorded by a seismograph
- a large volcanic crater, especially one formed by a major eruption leading to the collapse of the mouth of the volcano.
- sliding plate force is a proposed driving force for plate motion in plate tectonics that occurs at mid-ocean ridges as the result of the rigid lithosphere sliding down the hot, raised asthenosphere below mid-ocean ridges
- a seismic water wave
- a type of elastic wave and are one of the two main types of elastic body waves, so named because they move through the body of an object
- a fracture or zone of fractures between two blocks of rock
- an instrument that measures and records details of earthquakes, such as force and duration.
- plates collide
- the quasi-periodic aggregation and dispersal of Earth's continental crust.
- a line of mountains connected by high ground.
- a fluidized mixture of hot rock fragments, gases, and entrapped air that moves at high speed in thick, dark, turbulent clouds that hug the ground
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- the branch of geophysics concerned with the magnetism in rocks that was induced by the earth's magnetic field at the time of their formation.
- a fragment of crustal material formed on, or broken off from, one tectonic plate and accreted or "sutured" to crust lying on another plate.
- hot molten or semifluid rock erupted from a volcano or fissure, or solid rock resulting from cooling of this.
- the superocean that surrounded the supercontinent Pangaea
- a record produced by a seismograph.
- a mechanical wave that propagates along the interface between differing media
- a soft, light permanent wave designed to give the hair fullness.
- volcanic activity or phenomena.
- a number that characterizes the relative size of an earthquake
- Continental Crust is pushed together and up
- the point on the earth's surface vertically above the focus of an earthquake.
- process by which new crust forms at midocean ridges
- areas within tectonic plates where magma reaches the surface
- when one or stacks of originally flat and planar surfaces such as sedimentary beds become bent or curved
- fronts rise along normal faults as a result of crustal stretching
- a section of a fault that has produced earthquakes in the past but is now quiet.
- the shallow water area found in proximity to continents
- is that part of the motion of a tectonic plate caused by its subduction
- plates slide past each other, forming faults and causing earthquakes
- describing the severity of an earthquake in terms of its effects on the earth's surface and on humans and their structures
- an opening in the earth's crust through which lava, volcanic ash, and gases escape
- a linear zone where the lithosphere is being pulled apart
52 Clues: plates collide • a seismic water wave • plates split, new land forms • volcanic activity or phenomena. • a record produced by a seismograph. • the motion of the continents over time • the change in size or shape of an object • Continental Crust is pushed together and up • a line of mountains connected by high ground. • the force per unit area that is placed on a rock • ...
Unit 3 2023-08-29
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- the process by which plate tectonics produces new oceanic lithosphere at ocean ridges
- When oceanic crust collides with a continent
- boundaries where the rigid plates are moving apart
- boundary where two plates slide past each other
- the oceanic lithosphere sliding down the oceanic ridge under the pull of gravity
- a hypothesis that originally proposed that the continents had once been joined from a single supercontinent that broke into pieces and drifted into their present-day positions
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- the transfer of heat by the movement of a mass or substance
- the study of changes in Earth's magnetic field, as shown by patterns of magnetism in rocks that have formed over time
- boundary describes a collision between two plates composed of oceanic lithosphere
- boundaries where two plates move together
- describes the collision of two tectonic plates composed of continental lithosphere
- the theory that proposes that Earth's outer shell consists of individual plates that interact in various ways and thereby produce earthquakes, volcanoes, mountains, and the crust itself
- the remains or traces of an organism preserved from the geologic past
- cool dense oceanic crust sinks into the mantle and pulls the trailing lithosphere along
- massive slab of solid rock made up of Earth's lithosphere (crust and upper mantle)
15 Clues: boundaries where two plates move together • When oceanic crust collides with a continent • boundary where two plates slide past each other • boundaries where the rigid plates are moving apart • the transfer of heat by the movement of a mass or substance • the remains or traces of an organism preserved from the geologic past • ...
Nail Disorders 2024-01-03
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- Also known as spoon nails, inverted or concave nails
- A condition in which the living tissue surrounding the nail plate splits or tears.
- Also known as folded nail; a type of highly curved nail plate, usually caused by injury to the matrix, but may be inherited
- Split or brittle nails that have a series of lengthwise ridges giving a rough appearance to the surface of the nail plate
- Vertical lines running the length of the natural nail plate that are caused by uneven growth of the nails, usually the result of normal aging
- Named for the nail bed color; is usually caused by a lack of circulating oxygen in the red blood cells.
- Also known as bitten nails, chewed nails or chewed hardened skin surrounding the nail plate.
- Thickening of the fingernails or toenails
- Condition in which a blood clot forms under the nail plate, causing a dark purplish spot. These discolorations are usually due to the small injuries to the nail bed.
- Physical trauma or injury to the nail bed that damages the capillaries and allows a small amount of blood flow
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- Sometimes called furrows or corrugations; visible depressions running across the width of the natural nail plate; usually a result of major illness or injury that has traumatized the body.
- Also known as ram's horn or claw nails; an enlargement of the fingernails or toenails accompanied by increased thickening and curvature
- Also known as a trumpet nail; increased crosswise curvature of the matrix the edges of the nail plate may curl around to form the shape of a trumpet or sharp cone at the free edge
- Darkening of the fingernails or toenails; may be seen as a black band within the nail plate extending from the base to the free edge
- Also known as white spots; whitish discolorations of the nail usually caused by minor injury to the nail matrix. Not related to the body's health or vitamin deficiences.
- Nails turn a variety of colors; may indicate surface staining, a systemic disorder, or poor blood circulation
- Noticeably thin, white nail plates that are more flexible than normal and can curve over the free edge.
- Abnormal stretching of skin around the nail plate; usually caused by serious injury, such as burns, or an adverse skin reaction to the chemical nail enhancement products or an allergic skin reaction
18 Clues: Thickening of the fingernails or toenails • Also known as spoon nails, inverted or concave nails • A condition in which the living tissue surrounding the nail plate splits or tears. • Also known as bitten nails, chewed nails or chewed hardened skin surrounding the nail plate. • ...
L2 2024-01-23
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- Any movement of matter that results from differences in density; may be vertical, circular, or cyclical
- The process by which new oceanic lithosphere (sea floor) forms when magma rises to Earth's surface at mid-ocean ridges and solidifies, as older, existing sea floor moves away from the ridges
- A process by which one lithospheric plate moves beneath another plate as a result of tectonic forces
- The process by which Earth's magnetic north pole and magnetic south pole switch positions periodically; a change in the direction in which Earth's magnetic field points
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- The hypothesis that a single large landmass broke up into smaller landmasses to form the continents, which then drifted to their present locations; the movement of continents
- The theory that Earth's outer layer is made up of large, moving pieces called tectonics plates; the theory explains how plates interact and how those interactions relate to processes such as mountains buildings and earthquakes
6 Clues: A process by which one lithospheric plate moves beneath another plate as a result of tectonic forces • Any movement of matter that results from differences in density; may be vertical, circular, or cyclical • ...
CROSSWORD L2 2024-01-23
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- the process by which new oceanic lithosphere (sea floor) forms when magma rises to Earth's surface at mid-ocean ridges and soilidifies, as older, existing sea floor moves away from the ridge
- the process by which earth's magnetic north pole and magnetic sounth pole switch positions periodically; a change in the direction in which earth's magnetic field points.
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- the process by which one lithosphere pplate moves beneath another plate as a result of tectonic forces
- any movement of mater that results from differences in density; may be vertical, circular, or cyclical
- tectonics the theory that earth's outer layer is made up of large, moving pieces called tectonic plates; the theory explains how plattes interact and how those interactions relate to processes such as earthquakes and mountain building.
- the hypothesis that single large landmass broke up into smaller landmasses to form the continets, which then drifted to their present locations; the movement of continents
6 Clues: the process by which one lithosphere pplate moves beneath another plate as a result of tectonic forces • any movement of mater that results from differences in density; may be vertical, circular, or cyclical • ...
Carbon Cycle 2023-10-10
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- Carbon baring sediment is continually being deposited on the seafloor. Plate tectonics causes more denser layers to submerge in a process called subduction.
- The reverse process of photosynthesis. CO2 is released back into the atmosphere.
- Seafloor carbon is pushed deeper into earth and eventually melts.
- Carbon is absorbed and released where the oceans surface meets the air.
- Carbonic acid forms when CO2 and water react. Weak acid rain fall as precipitation. Reacts with minerals and dissolves them.
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- Green plants use solar energy to turn atmospheric CO2 into carbohydrates.
- Dissolved minerals are carried in surface water to the ocean. shells settle to the ocean floor and eventually form limestone.
- Rapid chemical combination of a substance with oxygen involving the production of heat, light, and the release of CO2.
- Carbon enters the soil as dead plant and animal matter. It is broken down by decay and CO2 is released back into the atmosphere.
9 Clues: Seafloor carbon is pushed deeper into earth and eventually melts. • Carbon is absorbed and released where the oceans surface meets the air. • Green plants use solar energy to turn atmospheric CO2 into carbohydrates. • The reverse process of photosynthesis. CO2 is released back into the atmosphere. • ...
Earthquakes and volcanoes 2014-03-28
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- the powdery residue of matter that remains after burning
- an instrument that is used for measuring the strength of earthquakes
- plate with land on the surface
- plate with an ocean on the surface
- melting
- melted
- inside of the world
- the strength of an earthquake, measured with numbers from 1 to 10, where 10 is the most powerful
- molten rock on the earth`s surface
- the point on the earth`s surface above where an earthquake forms
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- is a series of water waves caused by the displacement of a large volume of a body of water
- heated water underground rises to the surface due to pressure
- shaking caused by an earthquake
- where plates meet
- is the result of a sudden release of energy in the Earth's crust
- a small earthquake that happens after a bigger one
- an opening in the surface or crust of the Earth
- molten rock insinde the earth
- a layer of molten rock underneath the crust
- it is the outermost major layer of the earth, ranging from about 10 to 65 km in thickness worldwide. The uppermost 15-35 km of crust is brittle enough to produce earthquakes
20 Clues: melted • melting • where plates meet • inside of the world • molten rock insinde the earth • plate with land on the surface • shaking caused by an earthquake • plate with an ocean on the surface • molten rock on the earth`s surface • a layer of molten rock underneath the crust • an opening in the surface or crust of the Earth • a small earthquake that happens after a bigger one • ...
C4 Nail Disorders and Disease Review 2023-09-11
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- separation of the nail plate and bed
- The nail turns different colors
- deformity or disease of the natural nail
- Damaged skin around the nail plate
- bacterial inflammation of the tissues around the nail plate
- Depressions running across the Width of nail plate
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- rapidly growing and contagious bacteria
- nail bitters have this
- inflammation in which a lump of red tissue grows up from the nail bed to the nail plate
- Thin white nail plate
- Inflammation of the matrix
- known as "trumpet nail"
12 Clues: Thin white nail plate • nail bitters have this • known as "trumpet nail" • Inflammation of the matrix • The nail turns different colors • Damaged skin around the nail plate • separation of the nail plate and bed • rapidly growing and contagious bacteria • deformity or disease of the natural nail • Depressions running across the Width of nail plate • ...
Unit 7.2 Volcano Vocabulary 2022-01-21
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- Type of volcano found at convergent boundaries.
- Two plates moving towards one another is a _____ boundary.
- Magma loosing thermal energy and hardening.
- When one plate move below the other and melts, we call this ______.
- Two plate move away from each other is a _____ boundary.
- Type of volcano found at divergent boundaries.
- Grey colored Rock. Both crust types.
- The light colored rocks. Continental Crust.
- This builds pressure inside of our volcanoes. Where the magma is stored.
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- The theory of ______. How our plates move.
- What forms a volcano in the middle of a plate.
- Dark colored rock. Oceanic Crust.
- Type of volcano formed from a hot spot and continental crust.
- This starts the system for our volcanoes. Starts with the core.
- When crust is heated by thermal energy. This happens around the magma chamber.
- Region of ____. Low thermal energy, middle of plate.
- The top most layer of the earth.
- Old crust melts and new crust forms. (three words)
- Region of ____. High thermal energy, plate boundaries.
- How often a volcano erupts is its ____.
- Type of volcano formed from hot spots and oceanic crust.
- Layer of the Earth below the crust
22 Clues: The top most layer of the earth. • Dark colored rock. Oceanic Crust. • Layer of the Earth below the crust • Grey colored Rock. Both crust types. • How often a volcano erupts is its ____. • The theory of ______. How our plates move. • Magma loosing thermal energy and hardening. • The light colored rocks. Continental Crust. • What forms a volcano in the middle of a plate. • ...
Yr 9 Social Science 2023 2023-10-31
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- Plate boundary where plates are sliding next to each other
- The permanent movement of people from one location to another, often to new countries
- Current capital city
- What ancient Egyptians used to write on
- God of fertility, agriculture, dead,resurrection
- One of the battles that took place during World War 1
- A family that rules a country or region
- Where the Nile spreads out, the river deposits out sediment
- Maori Name for Russell
- Motlen rock below the earths surface
- The movement of no drinking in New Zealand
- When there is movement in the earth and causes shaking at the surface
- Plate boundary where plates are coming towards each other
- River in Egypt
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- The movement of one plate under another, the plate going under starts to remelt
- The Egyptian process of preserving a body
- Earthquakes that occur after an initial earthquake
- Fighting for the right to vote
- One of the battles that took place during World War 1
- ______ flow that is superheated rocks, ash, lava that can be as fast as 130km/hr
- Molten rock above the earths surface
- Plate boundary where plates are moving apart
- Something natural that can impact people or property negatively
- Where the treaty was signed
24 Clues: River in Egypt • Current capital city • Maori Name for Russell • Where the treaty was signed • Fighting for the right to vote • Molten rock above the earths surface • Motlen rock below the earths surface • What ancient Egyptians used to write on • A family that rules a country or region • The Egyptian process of preserving a body • The movement of no drinking in New Zealand • ...
Tectonic plates and the geosphere 2024-01-09
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- plates that move towards each other
- heat transfer through the movement of either liquid or gas.
- smooshing together
- a particular hot spot that liquifies the lithosphere and makes a volcano
- an opening in which material removal forms a narrow opening in the ground.
- solid outermost layer of the earth. the crust is subdivided into the continental crust (dry land) and the oceanic crust (the wet crust)
- Boundaries the border between two plates
- The solid top most layer of earth. It includes the crust and the upper mantle.
- Volcanoes a line that is a volcano (a crack in the earth that lava comes out of.
- plates that move away from each other
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- a mountain that lava spews out of.
- consequences of plate movement
- 2 plate boundaries moving side to side and scraping against each other
- gooey melted rock that is under the lithosphere
- tectonic plates shaking
- mantle the thin uppermost part of the mantle. It is solid.
- innermost layer of the earth
- liquid metal and rock (iron and nickel)
- a break in the earth's crust and where 2 plates meet
- a continental and oceanic plate collide and the oceanic plate goes under the other
20 Clues: smooshing together • tectonic plates shaking • innermost layer of the earth • consequences of plate movement • a mountain that lava spews out of. • plates that move towards each other • plates that move away from each other • liquid metal and rock (iron and nickel) • Boundaries the border between two plates • gooey melted rock that is under the lithosphere • ...
SCIENCE 2023-09-14
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- a tectonic boundary where two plates are moving away from each other
- oceanic trenches are formed by the process of subduction
- hot molten or semifluid rock erupted from a volcano
- the formation of new areas of oceanic crust
- destructive plate boundary
- the binding together of particles or other things by cement
- discover or reveal through detailed examination
- the sideways and downward movement of the edge of a plate of the earths crust into the mantle beneath another plate
- supercontinent that existed during the late Paleozoic
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- an idealized cycle of process undergone by rocks in the earths crust
- plutonic rock
- is derived from magma that was poured out or ejected at earths surface
- places where two of the earths tectonic plates move past one another in the horizontal plane
- hot fluid or semifluid material below or within the earths crust
- the process of crystals forming
- increasing the density
- the points where two or more tectonic plate meets
- a continuous moving band of fabric
- drift movement of the continents across the earth's surface
- a crack in the Earth's surface
20 Clues: plutonic rock • increasing the density • destructive plate boundary • a crack in the Earth's surface • the process of crystals forming • a continuous moving band of fabric • the formation of new areas of oceanic crust • discover or reveal through detailed examination • the points where two or more tectonic plate meets • hot molten or semifluid rock erupted from a volcano • ...
Edexcel A Level Geography Tectonics 2025-11-19
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- — quality of political management influencing hazard impacts
- — fast-moving hot gas, ash and rock from explosive eruptions
- — actions to reduce the impact of a hazard
- — model showing root causes and unsafe conditions
- — point on the surface directly above the focus
- — plates sliding past one another
- — zone of friction between a subducting and overriding plate
- — size or energy released by an earthquake
- — hazards that occur away from plate boundaries
- — a diagram comparing characteristics of hazards
- — one plate forced beneath another
- — how susceptible a population is to harm
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- — plates moving towards each other
- — semi-molten layer beneath the lithosphere
- — rigid outer shell of the Earth
- — region exposed to several hazard types
- — extremely large-scale disasters with widespread impacts
- — when saturated ground loses strength during shaking
- — rising column of hot mantle causing hotspot volcanism
- — plates moving apart
- — location within the crust where an earthquake begins
- — evidence for seafloor spreading using magnetic stripes
- — force generated by magma rising at constructive boundaries
- — volcanic mudflows of ash, water and debris
- — force of a sinking plate pulling the rest of the plate
25 Clues: — plates moving apart • — rigid outer shell of the Earth • — plates sliding past one another • — plates moving towards each other • — one plate forced beneath another • — region exposed to several hazard types • — how susceptible a population is to harm • — actions to reduce the impact of a hazard • — size or energy released by an earthquake • ...
Earthquakes and volcanoes 2014-03-28
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- shaking caused by an earthquake
- the strength of an earthequake, measured with numbers from 1 to 10, where ten is the most powerful
- the prowdery reisdue of matter that remains after burning
- the point on the earth's surface above where an earthquake starts
- solid ball inside the world
- is a series of water waves caused by the displacement of a large volume of a body of water.
- plate with land on the surface
- an opening in the surface or crust of the earth directly connected with the inside of the world
- melting
- first super continent
- molten rock inside the earth
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- a layer of molten rock underneath the crust
- the tresult of a sudden release of energy in the earth's crust.
- heated water underground rises to the surface due to pressure
- plate with an ocean on the surface
- the outermost major layer of the earth (10 to 65 KM thick)
- where the erath's plates meet
- molten rock ion the earth's surface
- an instrument that is used for measuring the strength of earthquakes
- a small earthquake that happens after a bigger one
20 Clues: melting • first super continent • solid ball inside the world • molten rock inside the earth • where the erath's plates meet • plate with land on the surface • shaking caused by an earthquake • plate with an ocean on the surface • molten rock ion the earth's surface • a layer of molten rock underneath the crust • a small earthquake that happens after a bigger one • ...
Ch.5 lesson 2 Kelsey obergefell 2015-09-30
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- currents different temps in the mantle causes currents, which causes the plates(which are in the lithosphere to move
- Atlantic ridge It is in the Atlantic ocean, where new seafloor crust is formed at the rate of about 3 centimeters per year
- an under water mountain range in the Atlantic that was moving apart
- plates move toward each other on the ocean floor
- where plates collide
- higher than pennslyia
- they are like Japanse islands
- a German scientist
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- they are like Mt. St. Helens and with magma coming out of them
- Andreas Fault on land it is the most noticeable transform boundary between the North American plate and the Pacific plate
- a new rock exerts a sideways force
- plate the slowmovement of the continents over eons
- is broken into pieces, or plates, that slide over the magma in the mantle
- caused by magma flowing up by between the plates and then harding
- the oceanic plate slides under the continental plate
- where plstes that slide past each other
- where plates move apart
- super continent
- hot, fluid rock bellow bellow Earth's surface
- records at one time Antarctica was near the equator
20 Clues: super continent • a German scientist • where plates collide • higher than pennslyia • where plates move apart • they are like Japanse islands • a new rock exerts a sideways force • where plstes that slide past each other • hot, fluid rock bellow bellow Earth's surface • plates move toward each other on the ocean floor • the oceanic plate slides under the continental plate • ...
Earth Science Crossword 2017-06-16
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- Force of oceanic plate falling into the mantle is called _____
- The build-up of pressure
- Varies from 10 km to 70 km in thickness
- Devices used to detect earthquakes
- Places where magma rises to the surface
- Force behind the growth of the Atlantic Ocean.
- The scale used to measure earthquakes
- The point directly above the focus of an Earthquake
- Areas where one plate pushes under another
- The hottest part of the Earth
- Type of waves used to study the interior of the Earth
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- The layer that makes up the tectonic plates
- The last super continent to exist in Earth's history
- The man who theorized the tectonic plate theory
- The most liquid part of Earth's interior
- Driving force behind plate movement
- Forms over thin, weak points in the Earth's crust(hint: I forgot the E)
- The largest type of volcanos, are flatter than your average volcano, and one is the Hawaiian islands
- The part of the Earth that the plates move on
- The depth of the _______ is a factor in earthquake damage
- The part of Earth with the largest volume
- Young mountians created by continental-continental plate convergence and are in Asia
22 Clues: The build-up of pressure • The hottest part of the Earth • Devices used to detect earthquakes • Driving force behind plate movement • The scale used to measure earthquakes • Varies from 10 km to 70 km in thickness • Places where magma rises to the surface • The most liquid part of Earth's interior • The part of Earth with the largest volume • ...
EARTH AND SPACE 2023-10-19
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- the outermost layer of the earth
- the largest tectonic plate on earth
- this is the second layer of the Earth that makes 60% of the planet's mass.
- it is composed of the upper mantle and crust
- giant pieces of the earth's crust
- elements found in the inner and outer core
- this is formed when subduction happens
- it is the study of the earth
- this is the process where the plates move below another plate
- plate boundaries that slide past each other
- these are plate boundaries that moves away from each other
- plates that are found on land
- the solid core
- it is the movement of the upper mantle
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- the supercontinent
- These is the plates that are found under the sea
- the part of the upper mantle where magma flows
- this is the device that measures the waves of the ground
- the liquid core
- plate boundary that moves towards each other
- states that a long time ago there is one supercontinent on earth
- the ocean around the supercontinent
- these are formed above convergent boundaries
- the German Geologist who proposed the Continental Drift Theory
24 Clues: the solid core • the liquid core • the supercontinent • it is the study of the earth • plates that are found on land • the outermost layer of the earth • giant pieces of the earth's crust • the largest tectonic plate on earth • the ocean around the supercontinent • this is formed when subduction happens • it is the movement of the upper mantle • ...
Earthquakes 2019-11-21
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- surface is the crust.
- the part of the earth's surface directly above the starting point of an earthquake
- a shaking or trembling of a portion of the earth
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- tectonics a scientific theory describing the large-scale motion of seven large plates and the movements of a larger number of smaller plates of the Earth's lithosphere, since tectonic processes began on Earth between 3.3 and 3.5 billion years ago.
- In physics, a shock wave, or shock, is a type of propagating disturbance that moves faster than the local speed of sound in the medium
- strength or energy put forth
6 Clues: surface is the crust. • strength or energy put forth • a shaking or trembling of a portion of the earth • the part of the earth's surface directly above the starting point of an earthquake • In physics, a shock wave, or shock, is a type of propagating disturbance that moves faster than the local speed of sound in the medium • ...
Bryanna Mendoza 2021-05-18
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- swing the foot backwards and only two strikes floor
- both toe and heel plate strike the floor
- striking the floor with toe plate
- a dance which has plates on the shoes
- land on one toe plate
- rap music dance
- famous child actress and tap dancer
- a performance dance originated in the renaissance(tutus)
- ballet turn in place on one leg
- swing the foot forward and only two strike floor
- a step in which one foot chases the other foot
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- dance BE CREATIVE AND CREAT YOUR OWN MOVES ON BEAT
- an expressive style of dance
- our tap dance song
- weight change when both toe and heel plate strike floor
- brush spank
- Our Dance teachers name
- dig spank toe heel
- bending and straightening of knees (ballet)
- a beating action of the extended or bent leg
20 Clues: brush spank • rap music dance • our tap dance song • dig spank toe heel • land on one toe plate • Our Dance teachers name • an expressive style of dance • ballet turn in place on one leg • striking the floor with toe plate • famous child actress and tap dancer • a dance which has plates on the shoes • both toe and heel plate strike the floor • ...
Table Manners & Etiquette 2021-03-22
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- After the meal you should _____ the cook.
- If food is hot it is not polite to ___ on it.
- Your napkin should go on your ___ when eating.
- Place your drink to the ___ of your plate.
- Keep your phone on ____ so it doesn't interrupt.
- Drink quietly do not ______.
- It's ok to talk while chewing. True or false?
- Always ___ food before adding seasoning.
- Offer to clean table after? Yes or no?
- If you go to bathroom place napkin on ____.
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- Finish chewing before taking a _____.
- ___ your hands before eating.
- Use your _______ often.
- What side of the plate should the napkin go?
- Wait for the ___ to start eating before you do.
- Use the proper _______.
- Elbows should stay off the table. True of False?
- Always pass the salt and pepper _____.
- After using place your utensils on plate.
- Don't __ when trying get something across table.
20 Clues: Use your _______ often. • Use the proper _______. • Drink quietly do not ______. • ___ your hands before eating. • Finish chewing before taking a _____. • Always pass the salt and pepper _____. • Offer to clean table after? Yes or no? • Always ___ food before adding seasoning. • After the meal you should _____ the cook. • After using place your utensils on plate. • ...
Unit 2 Vocab 2024-12-17
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- Giant bodies of rock traveling around the sun in space
- 2 Plate Boundaries Dividing from eachother
- Formed by convergent boundaries
- A celestial body revolving around the sun
- Continental and Oceanic plate colliding
- Causes the plates to move around,found in the mantle
- A force of attraction between 2 objects
- Natural disaster formed by Transform boundaries
- Smaller bodies of rock with a streak of ice and dust behind it
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- Created the tehory of continental drift
- Formed by divergent boundaries underwater
- Formed by Convergent subduction boundary with oceanic and continental
- The cracks in the crust that split the plates
- Able to live
- The pieces the crust are broken into
- 2 Plate Boundaries Sliding past eachother
- 2 Plate Boundaries colliding with eachother
- Formed by Convergent subduction boundary with oceanic and oceanic
- Small Rocky objects that are seen in the sky as a streak of light
- Landform formed by Transform Boundary
20 Clues: Able to live • Formed by convergent boundaries • The pieces the crust are broken into • Landform formed by Transform Boundary • Created the tehory of continental drift • Continental and Oceanic plate colliding • A force of attraction between 2 objects • Formed by divergent boundaries underwater • A celestial body revolving around the sun • ...
Plate Motion 2022-10-19
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- A feature that forms on the surface of a planet
- The top layer of something
- Where two plates meet
- Earth’s main continuous areas of land
- Underwater mountain range formed at a divergent plate boundary
- Slow pulling apart of land caused by plate activity
- The landform formed at an underwater Convergent plate boundary
- Hot Liquid rock below Earth's surface
- The sudden pushing of something
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- The pieces making up Earth's outer layer
- A diagram of the inside of something
- To examine in detail for a purpose
- Hot liquid rock on Earth's surface
- How fast something happens
- A natural spring sending hot water and steam suddenly into the air
- When two plates are moving towards each other
- When Earth’s surface shakes
- The soft, solid layer of rock below Earth's plates
- When two plates are moving away from each other
- The hottest layer of Earth
20 Clues: Where two plates meet • The top layer of something • How fast something happens • The hottest layer of Earth • When Earth’s surface shakes • The sudden pushing of something • To examine in detail for a purpose • Hot liquid rock on Earth's surface • A diagram of the inside of something • Earth’s main continuous areas of land • Hot Liquid rock below Earth's surface • ...
Plate Motion CrossWordPuzzle 2023-11-06
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- This Plate boundary happens when rock gets added on the edges of two plate.
- Evidence of life from the past, such as fossilized bones, footprints, or leaf prints.
- A set of interacting parts forming a complex whole.
- The place where two plates meet.
- Any of Earth’s main continuous areas of land, such as Africa, Asia, and North America.
- A sudden shake on earths surface.
- An extinct reptile that lived about 300 million years ago
- Hot liquid below the surface earth.
- This plate boundary happens when One plate sinks under the other.
- A long deep indentation in the ocean floor formed when two plates move together.
- One of the very large sections of hard solid rock that make up Earths outer layer.
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- The outside or top layer of something.
- This is the Hard solid/Soft solid rock underneath a plate boundary.
- Any of the many processes (such as eruptions and lava flows) which gas and lava are pushed out on the surface of Earth.
- The sudden pushing out of something. Such as lava from a volcano.
- An under water mountain range formed when two plates move apart.
- A diagram that shows what the inside of something looks like.
- Hot liquid rock on the surface of earth.
- Something we observe to be similar over and over again.
- Earths outermost layer of hard, solid rock that is underneath the soil vegetation outer and water layer.
20 Clues: The place where two plates meet. • A sudden shake on earths surface. • Hot liquid below the surface earth. • The outside or top layer of something. • Hot liquid rock on the surface of earth. • A set of interacting parts forming a complex whole. • Something we observe to be similar over and over again. • An extinct reptile that lived about 300 million years ago • ...
Plate Motion CrossWordPuzzle 2023-10-23
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- This Plate boundary happens when rock gets added on the edges of two plate.
- Evidence of life from the past, such as fossilized bones, footprints, or leaf prints.
- A set of interacting parts forming a complex whole.
- The place where two plates meet.
- Any of Earth’s main continuous areas of land, such as Africa, Asia, and North America.
- A sudden shake on earths surface.
- An extinct reptile that lived about 300 million years ago
- Hot liquid below the surface earth.
- This plate boundary happens when One plate sinks under the other.
- A long deep indentation in the ocean floor formed when two plates move together.
- One of the very large sections of hard solid rock that make up Earths outer layer.
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- The outside or top layer of something.
- This is the Hard solid/Soft solid rock underneath a plate boundary.
- Any of the many processes (such as eruptions and lava flows) which gas and lava are pushed out on the surface of Earth.
- The sudden pushing out of something. Such as lava from a volcano.
- An under water mountain range formed when two plates move apart.
- A diagram that shows what the inside of something looks like.
- Hot liquid rock on the surface of earth.
- Something we observe to be similar over and over again.
- Earths outermost layer of hard, solid rock that is underneath the soil vegetation outer and water layer.
20 Clues: The place where two plates meet. • A sudden shake on earths surface. • Hot liquid below the surface earth. • The outside or top layer of something. • Hot liquid rock on the surface of earth. • A set of interacting parts forming a complex whole. • Something we observe to be similar over and over again. • An extinct reptile that lived about 300 million years ago • ...
Earth's Interior and Crust (revised) 2022-05-10
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- rock that makes up the ocean floor
- boundaries that Form where two tectonic plates separate
- this is the force that moves the tectonic plates
- plastic layer within the mantle
- forms near the edge of a continent at an ocean to continent boundary
- liquid portion of the core
- boundaries that form Where two plates collide
- Scientist that researched whether all the continents had always been in the same place on Earth
- When the denser plate sinks below the more buoyant plate
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- Dense oceanic plate slides under Less dense continental plate
- Supercontinent that has broken apart over time
- Earth’s surface is made of rigid slabs of rock, or plates, that move with respect to each other
- basalt is rich in this mineral
- the thick middle layer in the solid part of Earth
- dense metallic center of Earth
- Neither plate is subducted, the Lless dense plate folds and deforms and mountains are formed
- The process by which new oceanic crust forms along a mid-ocean ridge and older oceanic crust moves away from the ridge
- hypothesis that the continents are in constant motion on the Earth’s surface
- brittle, rocky outer layer
- Very long mountain ranges in the middle of the oceans
- a rigid layer including the crust and the uppermost mantle
- solid portion of the core
- outer part of the magnetic field that affects the charged particles
- boundaries that Forms where two tectonic plates slide past each other
24 Clues: solid portion of the core • brittle, rocky outer layer • liquid portion of the core • basalt is rich in this mineral • dense metallic center of Earth • plastic layer within the mantle • rock that makes up the ocean floor • boundaries that form Where two plates collide • Supercontinent that has broken apart over time • this is the force that moves the tectonic plates • ...
Tectonic plates 2022-03-10
10 Clues: Europe's plate. • Africa's plate. • Pacific's plate. • Australia's plate. • Antarctica's plate. • South America's plate. • North America's plate. • when two plates collide • when two plates slide past each other. • when two plates move away from each other.
Plate Types 2014-01-03
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- destructive is also known as
- an example of a destructive continental to continental
- other than young fold mountains what is formed at destructive oceanic to continental
- what is formed at destructive continental to continental
- other than deep sea trenches what is formed at destructive oceanic to oceanic
- an example of a constructive under sea boundary
- what plate boundary is this describing : plates move past each other or parallel
- an example of destructive oceanic to continental
- constructive is also known as
- an example of a constructive plate boundary
- can you get all 3 hazards at oceanic to oceanic boundaries
- what landforms do you get at conservative boundaries
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- what hazard can you get at conservative boundaries
- an example of a destructive oceanic to oceanic
- as well as earthquakes what hazards are there at constructive boundaries
- what plate boundary is this describing : plates move apart under the sea or on land
- an example of a constructive on land boundary
- what is formed at constructive under sea boundaries
- what plate boundary is this describing : plate moves together
- can you get all 3 hazards at continental to continental boundaries
- what is formed at constructive On land boundaries
21 Clues: destructive is also known as • constructive is also known as • an example of a constructive plate boundary • an example of a constructive on land boundary • an example of a destructive oceanic to oceanic • an example of a constructive under sea boundary • an example of destructive oceanic to continental • what is formed at constructive On land boundaries • ...
Volcanoes 2025-02-13
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- layer of earth below the lithosphere that has convection currents
- volcanic rock in a volcano
- an oceanic tectonic plate that lies beneath the Pacific Ocean.
- a destructive mudflow on the slopes of a volcano.
- a mountain with lava in it that erupts
- the powdery substance formed after something is burnt
- downward movement of the edge of a plate of the earth's crust into the mantle beneath another plate.
- a type of plate formed in the ocean
- a sudden and violent shaking of the ground
- a rock formed by cooling lava
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- landforms created by volcanic activity, typically formed through the eruption of magma from beneath the Earth's crust.
- a type of crust formed under the land
- hot liquid in the asthenosphere
- chaotic mixture of rock fragments, gas, and ash that travels rapidly
- two plate poudries the come together to form a mountain
- the layer on top of the Asthenosphere
- a large volcano on above sea level
- a boundry between the plates of the earth
- a spot with hot mantle that forms a line of volcanos
- a tectonic belt of volcanoes and earthquakes. It is about 40,000 km long and up to about 500 km wide
20 Clues: volcanic rock in a volcano • a rock formed by cooling lava • hot liquid in the asthenosphere • a large volcano on above sea level • a type of plate formed in the ocean • a type of crust formed under the land • the layer on top of the Asthenosphere • a mountain with lava in it that erupts • a boundry between the plates of the earth • a sudden and violent shaking of the ground • ...
Tectonic plates and the geosphere 2024-01-09
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- plates that move towards each other
- heat transfer through the movement of either liquid or gas.
- smooshing together
- a particular hot spot that liquifies the lithosphere and makes a volcano
- an opening in which material removal forms a narrow opening in the ground.
- solid outermost layer of the earth. the crust is subdivided into the continental crust (dry land) and the oceanic crust (the wet crust)
- Boundaries the border between two plates
- The solid top most layer of earth. It includes the crust and the upper mantle.
- Volcanoes a line that is a volcano (a crack in the earth that lava comes out of.
- plates that move away from each other
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- a mountain that lava spews out of.
- consequences of plate movement
- 2 plate boundaries moving side to side and scraping against each other
- gooey melted rock that is under the lithosphere
- tectonic plates shaking
- mantle the thin uppermost part of the mantle. It is solid.
- innermost layer of the earth
- liquid metal and rock (iron and nickel)
- a break in the earth's crust and where 2 plates meet
- a continental and oceanic plate collide and the oceanic plate goes under the other
20 Clues: smooshing together • tectonic plates shaking • innermost layer of the earth • consequences of plate movement • a mountain that lava spews out of. • plates that move towards each other • plates that move away from each other • liquid metal and rock (iron and nickel) • Boundaries the border between two plates • gooey melted rock that is under the lithosphere • ...
Unit 3 Vocab 2020-11-03
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- Similar to climate zones but with plants and animal
- All the water on Earth
- When a rock is broken apart and moved
- Plate movement where sliding occurs
- Name of supercontinent before they drifted apart
- Pacific plate boundary filled with volcanos
- Rock changed but stays in the same place
- Rain that is caused be evaporation
- Cold air always ______
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- Focus on temperature and precipitation level
- Rain that happens before it passes a mountain
- Plate movement where they move away
- When a river changes shape over time
- Plate movement where one goes below
- Rain that is caused by warm/cold air meeting
- The movement of small sediment like sand
- Hot air always _______
17 Clues: All the water on Earth • Hot air always _______ • Cold air always ______ • Rain that is caused be evaporation • Plate movement where they move away • Plate movement where one goes below • Plate movement where sliding occurs • When a river changes shape over time • When a rock is broken apart and moved • The movement of small sediment like sand • ...
LANDFORMS AND LANDSCAPES 2016-11-23
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- An area in the mantle where heat rises as a thermal plum. High heat and lower pressure at the base of the tectonic plate cause melting of the rock – into magma. This magma rises through cracks and erupts to form volcanoes.
- Hot molten rock (mixed with gases and mineral crystals)
- A natural feature of the Earth’s surface.
- The interior region of the Earth between the core and the crust.
- Plate A type of lithospheric plate that forms the continents. Is thick and made of less-dense granite.
- Boundary Where two tectonic plates move away from each other causing magma to rise and c
- Compass directions on a map (N E S W)
- The visible features of an area of land, made up of landforms.
- The study of the physical features of the Earth’s surface and what caused them.
- Boundary Where two tectonic plates move towards each other and collide.
- Plates Also called tectonic plates.
- Boundary When two tectonic plates slide horizontally past each other.
- Zone The location where the sinking of a convergent boundary takes place.
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- Hazard Naturally occurring phenomena like tsunami’s, volcanoes and earthquakes.
- Arc A chain of oceanic islands volcanoes occurring at the overriding tectonic plate of a subduction zone. Bounded by a deep oceanic trench and formed by magma that rises from the melting of the descending plate.
- Refers to when one lithospheric plate sinks under another.
- Crust The top layer of the oceanic portion of a tectonic plate.
- The solid, outer part of Earth made up of the crust and upper mantle.
- The study and drawing of maps.
- Part of the Earth’s mantle lying beneath the lithosphere and made of denser semi-solid rock. Extends from about 100 km to 700 km below the surface.
- Any of the world’s main continuous expanses of land.
- Convention The symbols used on maps.
- Plate A large, irregularly shaped slab of lithosphere that moves like a raft over the Asthenosphere.
- The branch of science dealing with Earthquakes and land movement.
- An unusually large ocean wave.
25 Clues: The study and drawing of maps. • An unusually large ocean wave. • Plates Also called tectonic plates. • Convention The symbols used on maps. • Compass directions on a map (N E S W) • A natural feature of the Earth’s surface. • Any of the world’s main continuous expanses of land. • Hot molten rock (mixed with gases and mineral crystals) • ...
Final Science 2025 2025-05-29
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- In order for Sediments to become sedimentary rock, they must undergo
- At convergent boundaries, the process of one plate being forced beneath the other and melted is called
- first piece of evidence for continental drift where the coastlines of South America and Africa fit like a
- In order for any rock to turn into sediments, those rocks must undergo
- Most earthquakes and volcanoes occur on geologic
- the rock forming substances are naturally occurring inorganic solid with definite chemical composition and Crystal Shape
- at convergent boundaries where ocean floor collides wit a continent, this underwater feature is called a
- the collision of plates at this type of plate boundary creates mountains
- As you dig deeper into the Earth's surface, the lower rock layers are much
- the super active earthquake and volcano Zone that surrounds the pacific ocean is called the
- Oceanic plates separate at this type of plate boundary
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- in order for any rock to become igneous, it must undergo
- in order for any rock to become metamorphic, it must be exposed to millions of years of
- this terms means not living or did not come from a living thing
- As you go closer to the coastline on an oceanic plate, the age of the rocks becomes
- Circular flows of energy driven by heat in the Earth's mantle are known as
- Mohs scale from 1-10 that tells a minerals ability to scratch or be scratched
- the plate which is forced beneath the other plate at a convergent boundary is almost more ________ than the other plate
- this property is a bad way to identify minerals because it is the same or similar for many minerals
- The close you are to a mid ocean ridge on the ocean floor, the _________ the rocks
- test that shows the color of a minerals powder after you scrape the mineral on a surface
- Caused by an undersea Earthquake pushing tremendous volumes of water onto land
- this is a way the minerals reflect light, brilliant metallic or glassy
- the process of the ocean floor separating at divergent plate boundaries is known as
24 Clues: Most earthquakes and volcanoes occur on geologic • Oceanic plates separate at this type of plate boundary • in order for any rock to become igneous, it must undergo • this terms means not living or did not come from a living thing • In order for Sediments to become sedimentary rock, they must undergo • ...
Unit 4 Vocab 2025-11-07
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- the geological process of the Earth's crust stretching and pulling apart.
- the process where an unstable atomic nucleus of a star or other celestial object spontaneously transforms into a different nucleus, releasing energy or particles.
- the theory that the Earth's outer shell is broken into large.
- the process where gases in a planet's atmosphere trap heat from its star.
- is a natural light display in the sky, like colorful curtains or rays.
- Waves energy vibrations that travel through a celestial body's internal layers.
- energy vibrations that travel through a celestial body's internal layers
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- a measure of how much mass (matter) is packed into a certain volume (space).
- a process that occurs on Earth (and potentially other terrestrial planets with plate tectonics), not in space.
- create their own food (sugars) and oxygen from sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide.
- A supercontinea that existed hundreds of years ago.
- the gaseous envelope surrounding a celestial body.
- primary seismic waves that are used to study the internal structure of planets and moons within our solar system.
- a natural light display in the sky, like colorful curtains or rays.
- the transfer of heat through the movement of fluids (liquids or gases).
- Spheroid a slightly flattened sphere that bulges at its equator, like a squashed ball.
- the type of seismic waves that are used to study the internal structure of planetary bodies.
17 Clues: the gaseous envelope surrounding a celestial body. • A supercontinea that existed hundreds of years ago. • the theory that the Earth's outer shell is broken into large. • a natural light display in the sky, like colorful curtains or rays. • is a natural light display in the sky, like colorful curtains or rays. • ...
Tectonic Plates 2017-05-21
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- When oceanic plates collide with continental plates a __________ will form between the two plates.
- When two continental plates collide large __________ will usually form.
- ridges, Underwater mountain ranges where the crust is spreading apart creating new ocean floor.
- The __________ mountain range was formed from the collision of the Indian plate colliding into the Eurasian plate.
- When plates collide the plate that is __________ will subduct.
- Ridge, The __________-__________ __________ is an example of a divergent boundary.
- A region where oceanic plates sink down.
- floor spreading, The process by which new oceanic lithosphere is created.
- plates, like pieces of a puzzle
- Tectonic Theory, theory that Earth's lithosphere is divided into.
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- Earthquakes often occur at __________ lines.
- The San Andreas Fault in California is a __________ plate boundary.
- a place where two tectonic plates meet.
- When a divergent boundary occurs on land a __________, or separation, will arise and over time, that mass of land will break between them.
- boundaries, The boundary where two tectonic plates meet and push into one another.
- Transform boundaries (faults) cause __________.
- At a __________ plate boundary, new crust is created as two or more plates pull away from each other.
- There are __________ major tectonic plates.
- Currents, A circulation pattern in which material is heated and rises in one area then cools and sinks in another area, flowing in a continuous loop
- When oceanic crust melts it can result in the formation of a __________.
20 Clues: plates, like pieces of a puzzle • a place where two tectonic plates meet. • A region where oceanic plates sink down. • There are __________ major tectonic plates. • Earthquakes often occur at __________ lines. • Transform boundaries (faults) cause __________. • When plates collide the plate that is __________ will subduct. • ...
Changing Earth 2014-06-18
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- These geological events usually occur at transform plate boundaries or where two plates push together.
- The process by which heat rises and then sinks as it cools is called _____________.
- _________ boundaries forms where two plate collide.
- Evidence for the continental drift theory, involving m________ was observed at Divergent plate boundaries.
- As the oceanic crust drives under the continental crust a ________ forms at the interface.
- The age of rocks and _________ of plants is some of the evidence that supported Wegner’s “Theory of Continental Drift”.
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- Oceanic crust is denser than continental crust because it is made of_________.
- Convergent boundaries are also referred to as ____________ boundaries.
- These form at convergent plate boundaries and as a result of magma plumes in the crust.
- This technology was developed during WW2 and allowed for the mapping of the ocean floors.
- ________ is the process by which the crust is destroyed at convergent plate boundary.
- When the magma rises to the crust as a result of convection currents, new crust is formed at a __________ boundary.
- _______ boundaries form when two plate slide against each other in opposite directions.
- The less dense continental crust is composed of ___________.
- The Theory of Continental Drift refers to the movement of _________ plates.
- Regions where volcanoes form in the absence of plate boundaries are known as _______.
16 Clues: _________ boundaries forms where two plate collide. • The less dense continental crust is composed of ___________. • Convergent boundaries are also referred to as ____________ boundaries. • The Theory of Continental Drift refers to the movement of _________ plates. • Oceanic crust is denser than continental crust because it is made of_________. • ...
Hazardous Environments 2017-04-28
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- A natural event or hazard causing damage and destruction to property, as well as personal injuries and death
- Describing a storm or weather system of very low pressure formed over tropical seas and involving strong winds and heavy rainfall (also knowns as a cyclone, hurricane or typhoon).
- A flow of wet material down the side of a volcano's ash cone which can become a serious hazard
- A violent shaking of the Earth's crust
- Describing zones which form when two continental plates collide. Neither plate is forced under the other, and so both are forced up and form fold mountains
- A rapid rise in sea level in which water is piled up against the coastline to a level far exceeding the normal. It tends to happen when there is very low atmospheric pressure and where seawater is pushed into a narrow channel
- Desribing a "plate" ie a rigid segment of the Earth's crust which can 'float' across the heavier, semi-molten rock below. Continental plates are less dense, but thicker than oceanic plates. Movement occurs
- The transport networks and the water, sewage and communication systems that are vital to people and their settlements and businesses
- The type of plate boundary that occurs when oceanic and continental plates move together. The oceanic plate is forced under the lighter continental plate. Friction causes melting of the oceanic plate and may trigger earthquakes. Also called a convergent margin.
- Describing the activity such as the eruption of molten rock, ash or gases from a volcano
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- An event (for example earthquake, flood, landslide, volcanic eruption) which threatens the well-being of people and their property
- Changes designed to react to and cope with a situation, such as the threat posed by a hazard
- A tidal wave caused by the shock waves originating from a submarine earthquake or volcanic eruption
- Forecasting future events or changes
- The pushing down of one tectonic plate against another at a collision plate margin. Pressure and heat convert the plate into magma.
- Aid or help in the form of food, medical care and temporary housing provided immediately after a natural disaster
- The type of plate boundary that occurs when plates move apart. Volcanoes are formed as magma wells up to fill the gap, and eventually new crust is formed. Also called a divergent margin.
- Describing the flow caused by a devastating eruption of extremely hot gas, ash and rocks during a period of explosive volcanic activity; th downslope flow to this mixture is capable of reaching speeds up to 200kph
- The point on the Earth's surface that is directly above the focus of an earthquake
- An opening in the Earth's crust out of which lava, ash and gases erupt
20 Clues: Forecasting future events or changes • A violent shaking of the Earth's crust • An opening in the Earth's crust out of which lava, ash and gases erupt • The point on the Earth's surface that is directly above the focus of an earthquake • Describing the activity such as the eruption of molten rock, ash or gases from a volcano • ...
Hazardous Environments 2017-04-28
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- A natural event or hazard causing damage and destruction to property, as well as personal injuries and death
- A violent shaking of the Earth's crust
- Describing the flow caused by a devastating eruption of extremely hot gas, ash and rocks during a period of explosive volcanic activity; th downslope flow to this mixture is capable of reaching speeds up to 200kph
- A rapid rise in sea level in which water is piled up against the coastline to a level far exceeding the normal. It tends to happen when there is very low atmospheric pressure and where seawater is pushed into a narrow channel
- The point on the Earth's surface that is directly above the focus of an earthquake
- The type of plate boundary that occurs when plates move apart. Volcanoes are formed as magma wells up to fill the gap, and eventually new crust is formed. Also called a divergent margin.
- A tidal wave caused by the shock waves originating from a submarine earthquake or volcanic eruption
- The pushing down of one tectonic plate against another at a collision plate margin. Pressure and heat convert the plate into magma.
- Aid or help in the form of food, medical care and temporary housing provided immediately after a natural disaster
- Describing zones which form when two continental plates collide. Neither plate is forced under the other, and so both are forced up and form fold mountains
- An opening in the Earth's crust out of which lava, ash and gases erupt
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- An event (for example earthquake, flood, landslide, volcanic eruption) which threatens the well-being of people and their property
- Desribing a "plate" ie a rigid segment of the Earth's crust which can 'float' across the heavier, semi-molten rock below. Continental plates are less dense, but thicker than oceanic plates. Movement occurs
- The transport networks and the water, sewage and communication systems that are vital to people and their settlements and businesses
- A flow of wet material down the side of a volcano's ash cone which can become a serious hazard
- The type of plate boundary that occurs when oceanic and continental plates move together. The oceanic plate is forced under the lighter continental plate. Friction causes melting of the oceanic plate and may trigger earthquakes. Also called a convergent margin.
- Changes designed to react to and cope with a situation, such as the threat posed by a hazard
- Forecasting future events or changes
- Describing a storm or weather system of very low pressure formed over tropical seas and involving strong winds and heavy rainfall (also knowns as a cyclone, hurricane or typhoon).
- Describing the activity such as the eruption of molten rock, ash or gases from a volcano
20 Clues: Forecasting future events or changes • A violent shaking of the Earth's crust • An opening in the Earth's crust out of which lava, ash and gases erupt • The point on the Earth's surface that is directly above the focus of an earthquake • Describing the activity such as the eruption of molten rock, ash or gases from a volcano • ...
chapter 6 nail diseases and disorders 2025-12-02
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- Granuloma, A red, raised lesion of inflamed tissue around the nail caused by severe irritation or injury.
- Nail, Thin, white, flexible nails that are more delicate than normal and can bend or break easily.
- The nail fully detaches from the matrix, usually due to a severe illness or major interruption in nail growth.
- Pterygium, A condition where skin adheres to the nail plate and grows forward, either from the eponychium or hyponychium.
- Psoriasis, A nail condition related to psoriasis that may cause thickening, pitting, roughness, or discoloration of the nail plate.
- Disorder, Any nail condition caused by injury, disease, or imbalance that alters the nail’s appearance or growth.
- Nail, Nails with vertical lines or grooves that run from the cuticle to the free edge, often related to aging or minor injury.
- Finger, Red, swollen, painful tissue around the nail or finger caused by bacterial or fungal invasion.
- Dark pigment bands or streaks within the nail plate, caused by melanin production.
- A fungal infection of the natural nail, causing thickening, discoloration, and brittleness.
- (Ingrown Nail), A condition where the nail grows into the surrounding skin, causing pain and possible infection.
- White spots or streaks on the nail plate—usually caused by minor injury to the matrix.
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- (Bitten Nails), Chewed or bitten nails and surrounding skin, often resulting in deformed or damaged nail plates.
- Hemorrhage, Thin, dark lines under the nail plate caused by injury to the nail bed’s small blood vessels.
- Inflammation and swelling of the tissue around the nail, usually caused by bacterial or fungal infection.
- Lines, Visible indentations that run across the nail plate, caused by temporary interruption of nail growth.
- Nail (Folded Nail), A nail with a deep or exaggerated fold where the nail plate meets the nail sidewall.
- Nail Bed, Dark purplish areas under the nail plate resulting from injury that causes bleeding beneath the nail.
- Aeruginosa, A type of bacteria that can cause greenish nail discoloration when it grows between the nail plate and an artificial product.
- The separation of the nail plate from its bed, usually starting at the free edge.
- Melanoma, A serious form of skin cancer that appears as dark streaks or discoloration under or around the nail plate.
- A small piece of torn skin next to the nail plate, usually caused by dryness or improper trimming.
- Nail (Trumpet Nail), A nail with excessively curved sidewalls that may pinch into the nail bed or skin.
- Pedis (Athlete’s Foot), A fungal infection of the feet that causes peeling skin, itchiness, and sometimes blistering—often found between the toes.
- Nails with split or brittle edges, often due to excessive dryness, injury, or chemical exposure.
- Nail, A nail that has changed color—yellow, blue, green, or other shades—often due to staining, infection, poor circulation, or artificial product issues.
- A general term for any disease or disorder of the nails.
- Inflammation of the nail matrix leading to pus formation, shedding of the nail, or stop in nail growth.
28 Clues: A general term for any disease or disorder of the nails. • The separation of the nail plate from its bed, usually starting at the free edge. • Dark pigment bands or streaks within the nail plate, caused by melanin production. • White spots or streaks on the nail plate—usually caused by minor injury to the matrix. • ...
Earth Science Crossword 2017-06-16
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- Devices used to detect earthquakes
- Forms over thin, weak points in the Earth's crust
- The part of the Earth that the plates move on
- The largest kind of volcanos, are flatter than your average volcano, and one is the Hawaiian islands
- Driving force behind plate movement
- The layer that makes up the tectonic plates
- The build-up of pressure
- The man who theorized the tectonic plate theory
- Are used to study the interior of the Earth
- Force of oceanic plate falling into the mantle is called _____
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- Force behind the growth of the Atlantic Ocean.
- The hottest part of the Earth
- The last super continent to exist in Earth's history
- Areas where one plate pushes under another
- The most liquid part of Earth's interior
- The scale used to measure earthquakes
- The point direct above the focus of an Earthquake
- Places where magma rises to the surface
- The part of Earth with the largest volume
- Young mountians created by continental-continental plate convergence
- The depth of the _______ is a factor in earthquake damage
- Varies from 10 km to 70 km in thickness
22 Clues: The build-up of pressure • The hottest part of the Earth • Devices used to detect earthquakes • Driving force behind plate movement • The scale used to measure earthquakes • Places where magma rises to the surface • Varies from 10 km to 70 km in thickness • The most liquid part of Earth's interior • The part of Earth with the largest volume • ...
Tectonic Plate and Plate Boundaries 2025-01-19
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- What scientists call the large pieces on Earth's surface
- This landform is created at convergent and divergent plate boundaries
- The type of plate boundary where two plates are moving past each other
- The layer of Earth where magma is found
- This natural disaster occurs at convergent and transform plate boundaries
- The type of plate boundary where two plates are splitting apart and moving away from each other
- The amount of layers the Earth has
- The layer of Earth that is broken into large pieces
- The number of different plate boundaries we discussed
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- The amount of continents and large plates found on Earth
- Where two or more tectonic plates meet
- This is what moves the tectonic plates around the Earth
- What scientists call the area where five plates meet the Pacific Plate in the Pacific Ocean and where most volcanic eruptions and earthquakes occur
- The type of plate boundary where two plates are moving towards each other
14 Clues: The amount of layers the Earth has • Where two or more tectonic plates meet • The layer of Earth where magma is found • The layer of Earth that is broken into large pieces • The number of different plate boundaries we discussed • This is what moves the tectonic plates around the Earth • The amount of continents and large plates found on Earth • ...
Keywords Chapter 8 & 9 2024-06-07
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- A relief printmaking method in which a block of wood is carved so as to leave the image areas raised from the background.
- A relief printmaking technique in which the printing surface is a thick layer of linoleum, often mounted on a wooden block for support.
- Another term for Screenprinting and Serigraphy.
- An intaglio printmaking technique in which the printing plate is first roughened with a special tool called a rocker, which creates a fine pattern of burrs.
- In Printmaking, a surface (such as a block of wood) on which a design is prepared before being transferred through pressure to a receiving surface (such as a sheet of paper).
- Printmaking techniques in which the lines or areas that will take the ink are incised into the printing plate, rather than raised about it.
- In Printmaking, the total number of prints made from a given plate or block.
- Another term for Screenprinting and Silkscreening.
- An intaglio printmaking method in which areas of tone are created by dusting resin particles on a plate and then allowing acid to bite around the particles.
- An intaglio printmaking method in which lines are cut into a metal plate using a sharp tool called a burin, which creates a clean, V-shaped channel.
- The first practical photographic process. Invented by Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre and made public in 1839, produced a single permanent image directly on a prepared copper plate.
- French for "author," the word describes a filmmaker, usually a director, who exercises extensive creative control over his or her films, imbuing them with a strong personal style.
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- A printmaking method in which the image is transferred to paper by forcing ink through a fine mesh in which the areas not meant to print have been blocked; a stencil technique.
- An intaglio printmaking method in which the design is bitten into the printing plate with acid.
- Similar to woodcut, a relief printmaking process in which the image is cut on the end grain of a wood plank, resulting in a "white-line" impression.
- A planographic printmaking method resulting in a single impression.
- An intaglio printmaking technique similar to engraving in which the design is scratched directly into a metal plate with a sharp, pointed tool that is held like a pen.
- In intaglio printmaking, a method for printing a continuous-tone photographic image.
- Printmaking techniques in which the image areas are level with the surface of the printing plate. Lithography and monotype are examples.
- An image created from a master wood block, stone, plate, or screen, usually on paper.
- An international art movement that emerged during World War I. Believing that society itself had gone mad, refused to make sense or to provide any sort of aesthetic refuge or comfort.
- An acid-resistant coating applied to a metal plate to ready it for use in etching.
- In printmaking, to protect selected areas of a plate from the bite of acid by coating them with a resistant varnish.
- In printmaking, the precise alignment of impressions made by two or more printing blocks or plates on the same sheet of paper, as when printing an image in several colors.
- A planographic printmaking technique based on the fact that oil and water repel each other.
- Anything that projects from a background. In printmaking, techniques in which portions of a block meant to be printed are raised.
26 Clues: Another term for Screenprinting and Serigraphy. • Another term for Screenprinting and Silkscreening. • A planographic printmaking method resulting in a single impression. • In Printmaking, the total number of prints made from a given plate or block. • An acid-resistant coating applied to a metal plate to ready it for use in etching. • ...
Chapter Ten 2013-10-30
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- shows movement of the ocean plates.
- Hot rock rises, cool rock sinks.
- Third type of plate boundaries.
- The study of magnetic properties of ancient rocks.
- Proposed the hypothesis that started it all
- Formed at at an ocean-- Continent boundary.
- A large areas of stable igneous or metamorphic rock.
- When the poles are in opposite places.
- Two plates move away from each other.
- What happens to the rock of a subducting plate.
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- Formed at an ocean-- Ocean boundary.
- The theory that came after Wegner's was rejected.
- Oceanic lithosphere sinks beneath continental lithosphere.
- First type of of plate boundaries.
- A hypothesis that states that continents were joined.
- Two plates slide past each other.
- The driving force behind seafloor spreading.
- Second type of plate boundaries.
- Causes continentals to break apart.
19 Clues: Third type of plate boundaries. • Hot rock rises, cool rock sinks. • Second type of plate boundaries. • Two plates slide past each other. • First type of of plate boundaries. • shows movement of the ocean plates. • Causes continentals to break apart. • Formed at an ocean-- Ocean boundary. • Two plates move away from each other. • When the poles are in opposite places. • ...
Plate motion 2022-10-19
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- Earth’s main continuous areas of land
- When two plates are moving away from each other
- Where two plates meet
- Hot liquid rock on Earth's surface
- Underwater mountain range formed at a divergent plate boundary
- Slow pulling apart of land caused by plate activity
- The pieces making up Earth's outer layer
- When Earth’s surface shakes
- a natural spring sending hot water and steam suddenly into the air
- a diagram of the inside of something
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- The sudden pushing of something
- How fast something happens
- the top layer of something
- The landform formed at an underwater Convergent plate boundary
- to examine in detail for a purpose
- the soft, solid layer of rock below Earth's plates
- When two plates are moving towards each other
- The hottest layer of Earth
- Hot Liquid rock below Earth's surface
19 Clues: Where two plates meet • How fast something happens • the top layer of something • The hottest layer of Earth • When Earth’s surface shakes • The sudden pushing of something • Hot liquid rock on Earth's surface • to examine in detail for a purpose • a diagram of the inside of something • Earth’s main continuous areas of land • Hot Liquid rock below Earth's surface • ...
Earth's Interior 2022-04-27
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- the thick middle layer in the solid part of Earth
- Dense oceanic plate slides under Less dense continental plate
- this is the force that moves the tectonic plates
- plastic layer within the mantle
- dense metallic center of Earth
- When the denser plate sinks below the more buoyant plate
- Neither plate is subducted, the Lless dense plate folds and deforms and mountains are formed
- a rigid layer including the crust and the uppermost mantle
- boundaries that Forms where two tectonic plates slide past each other
- solid portion of the core
- Supercontinent that has broken apart over time
- forms near the edge of a continent at an ocean to continent boundary
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- liquid portion of the core
- outer part of the magnetic field that affects the charged particles
- Earth’s surface is made of rigid slabs of rock, or plates, that move with respect to each other
- Scientist that researched whether all the continents had always been in the same place on Earth
- basalt is rich in this mineral
- brittle, rocky outer layer
- The process by which new oceanic crust forms along a mid-ocean ridge and older oceanic crust moves away from the ridge
- hypothesis that the continents are in constant motion on the Earth’s surface
- rock that makes up the ocean floor
- boundaries that Form where two tectonic plates separate
- boundaries that form Where two plates collide
- Very long mountain ranges in the middle of the oceans
24 Clues: solid portion of the core • liquid portion of the core • brittle, rocky outer layer • basalt is rich in this mineral • dense metallic center of Earth • plastic layer within the mantle • rock that makes up the ocean floor • boundaries that form Where two plates collide • Supercontinent that has broken apart over time • this is the force that moves the tectonic plates • ...
Earthquake and Volcano Taco Prep 2023-11-21
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- Used to evaluate earthquake intensity
- Pushes two blocks of rock horizontally past each other in different directions and occurs on transform plate boundaries
- Cause particles to move up and down and side to side at the same time
- Uses numbers 1-10 to measure an earthquake's magnitude
- Cause particles to move up and down in a rolling motion
- Hot gas, ash, and rock that explosive volcanoes produce
- Magma, or molten rock, that reaches Earth's surface
- Pulls two blocks of rock apart and occurs on divergent plate boundaries
- Energy that travels as vibrations inside and outside Earth
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- Fastest moving seismic waves that cause particles in the ground to push and pull
- Large and steep sided volcano located on convergent plate boundaries
- Large and gentle slopes and located on divergent plate boundaries
- A vent in earth's crust where molten magma flows
- Small and steep sided and located on continental rifting
- Pushes two blocks of rock together and occurs on convergent plate boundaries
- Molten rock below Earth's surface
- The ground shakes from movement in the lithosphere
- ash Tiny particles of volcanic rock and glass that gets shot high in the atmosphere
- The location on earth where rocks move along
- A break in earths lithosphere, and when rocks move along a fault, an earthquake occurs
- Volcanoes that are not located on plate boundaries
- The place on earth directly above the earthquake's focus
22 Clues: Molten rock below Earth's surface • Used to evaluate earthquake intensity • The location on earth where rocks move along • A vent in earth's crust where molten magma flows • The ground shakes from movement in the lithosphere • Volcanoes that are not located on plate boundaries • Magma, or molten rock, that reaches Earth's surface • ...
Where in the World are we + tectonics crossword 2023-12-19
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- this is the number of continents there are
- this what we call magma once it has erupted onto the earth's surface
- this is the outer most layer of the earth
- this type of plate boundary sees two plates slide past each other
- these volcanoes are tall and narrow, and form at destructive plate boundaries
- this country is apart of the United Kingdom, but is not apart of Great Britain
- this is the largest and deepest ocean
- this is the point within the earth where the earthquake is generated
- this is the continent we are located in
- this type of plate boundary sees two plates pull apart in opposite directions
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- this type of plate boundary sees an oceanic and a continental plate collide
- this is a layer of solid nickel and iron, which can be found at the centre of the earth
- this is the point at which two or more tectonic plates meet
- this is the point on the surface of the earth, directly above the focus
- this is the largest and most populous continent
- this is the layer which surrounds the centre of the earth. it is made of liquid nickel and iron
- heat that rise and fall in a cyclical pattern within the earth's mantle
- this is the thickest layer of the earth
- these volcanoes have a wide base, and form at constructive plate boundaries due to runny lava
- this is the number of oceans there are
20 Clues: this is the largest and deepest ocean • this is the number of oceans there are • this is the thickest layer of the earth • this is the continent we are located in • this is the outer most layer of the earth • this is the number of continents there are • this is the largest and most populous continent • this is the point at which two or more tectonic plates meet • ...
Earth's Interior 2024-05-23
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- rock that makes up the ocean floor
- boundaries that Form where two tectonic plates separate
- this is the force that moves the tectonic plates
- plastic layer within the mantle
- forms near the edge of a continent at an ocean to continent boundary
- liquid portion of the core
- boundaries that form Where two plates collide
- Scientist that researched whether all the continents had always been in the same place on Earth
- When the denser plate sinks below the more buoyant plate
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- Dense oceanic plate slides under Less dense continental plate
- Supercontinent that has broken apart over time
- Earth’s surface is made of rigid slabs of rock, or plates, that move with respect to each other
- basalt is rich in this mineral
- the thick middle layer in the solid part of Earth
- dense metallic center of Earth
- Neither plate is subducted, the less dense plate folds and deforms and mountains are formed
- The process by which new oceanic crust forms along a mid-ocean ridge and older oceanic crust moves away from the ridge
- hypothesis that the continents are in constant motion on the Earth’s surface
- brittle, rocky outer layer
- Very long mountain ranges in the middle of the oceans
- a rigid layer including the crust and the uppermost mantle
- solid portion of the core
- outer part of the magnetic field that affects the charged particles
- boundaries that Forms where two tectonic plates slide past each other
24 Clues: solid portion of the core • brittle, rocky outer layer • liquid portion of the core • basalt is rich in this mineral • dense metallic center of Earth • plastic layer within the mantle • rock that makes up the ocean floor • boundaries that form Where two plates collide • Supercontinent that has broken apart over time • this is the force that moves the tectonic plates • ...
plate boundaries and features 2021-10-30
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- a mountain range down in the ocean,
- the process that forms new ocean floors
- movement of the continents,
- plate a tectonic plate deep under the ocean,
- a tight space hole in the ocean floor,
- a plate boundary where the plates slide past each other,
- a theory that all continents fit with each other,
- the process where the earth's crust converges into earth's mantle,
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- a plate boundary where the plates are moving away from each other,
- the outer part of earth,
- large pieces of the earth's surface,
- famous for continental drift theory,
- the structure of earth's crust,
- an open spot on the seafloor where heated mineral water flows,
- a plate boundary where the lithospere colides,
15 Clues: the outer part of earth, • movement of the continents, • the structure of earth's crust, • a mountain range down in the ocean, • large pieces of the earth's surface, • famous for continental drift theory, • a tight space hole in the ocean floor, • the process that forms new ocean floors • plate a tectonic plate deep under the ocean, • ...
plate boundaries and features 2021-10-30
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- a theory that all continents fit with each other,
- famous for continental drift theory,
- the structure of earth's crust,
- a plate boundary where the plates are moving away from each other,
- a plate boundary where the lithospere colides,
- the outer part of the earth,
- the process that forms new ocean floors
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- movement of the continents,
- plate a tectonic plate deep under the ocean,
- large pieces of the earth's surface,
- an open spot on the seafloor where heated mineral water flows,
- a plate boundary where the plates slide past each other,
- a tight space hole in the ocean floor,
- a mountain range down in the ocean,
- the process where the earth's crust converges into earth's mantle,
15 Clues: movement of the continents, • the outer part of the earth, • the structure of earth's crust, • a mountain range down in the ocean, • large pieces of the earth's surface, • famous for continental drift theory, • a tight space hole in the ocean floor, • the process that forms new ocean floors • plate a tectonic plate deep under the ocean, • ...
Chapter 12 Roof Framing Version D 2025-11-03
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- Horizontal roof members used to support rafters between the plate and ridge board.
- A rafter connected to both the ridge and the wall plate.
- The distance a rafter extends upward above the wall plate.
- One of a series of structural members of a roof designed to support roof loads.
- The horizontal distance of rafters from the outer edge of the wall plate to the center of the ridge.
- A wood member nailed to the ends of the rafters and lookouts and used for the outer face of a box cornice.
- The ratio of the rise to the span.
- A gable overhang.
- The total of all moving and variable loads that may be placed on a building.
- A plywood or steel plate fastened to the outside of a joint to give the joint strength.
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- A rafter that runs from the wall plate to the ridge, always at a 45° angle.
- A framed structure extending from and fastened to a roof slope and having a roof of its own. It provides a wall surface for installing a window.
- A rafter that forms the intersection of an internal roof angle.
- The side of a right triangle opposite of the right angle. In roof framing, the length of the rafter is the hypotenuse.
- Structural member that supports the soffit and runs between the lower end of a rafter and the outside wall.
- A tie beam connecting rafters. It is located considerably above the wall plate. Also called rafter tie.
- Boards or prefabricated panels that are attached to the exterior studding or rafters of a structure.
- The horizontal line at the junction of the top edges of two roof surfaces.
- A structural unit consisting of such members as beams, bars, and ties arranged to form triangles.
19 Clues: A gable overhang. • The ratio of the rise to the span. • A rafter connected to both the ridge and the wall plate. • The distance a rafter extends upward above the wall plate. • A rafter that forms the intersection of an internal roof angle. • The horizontal line at the junction of the top edges of two roof surfaces. • ...
Printmaking Midterm Review 2025-10-08
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- / rubbing the back of the paper to transfer ink smoothly
- drying rack / bottom to top
- (Additive, Reduction, Trace) / a one of a kind, hand-pulled print
- / the image that is printed from a raised surface, usually produced by cutting away non-image areas
- / undesirable ink spot with a white halo, usually caused by dirt or skin in the ink
- / to sign prints
- Print / Type of relief print that can produce more than one color from the same printing plate
- Image / Traces of the image remaining on the printing plate after printing a monotype
- the plate / To put ink on the plate
- Edge / The irregular, untrimmed edge of expensive paper; typically hand made paper
- Proof (AP) / Test print
- / relief print created by carving the design ,ink applied to the grooves not the surface
- it means to “pull” a print / To lift the print revealing the image
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- / A printing process in which plank wood is cut with gouges and knives and is printed in relief
- and degreasing oil based inks / use oil and rubbing alcohol
- / A printing technique in which paper is pushed into depressed or recessed lines made in a metal plate with ink. The image can be made on the plate by using acid or a sharp tool.
- Engraving / A delicate carving process on end-grain wood (very hard wood– good for small details)
- / a set of identical prints, sometimes numbered and signed, that have been pulled by or under the supervision of the artist and art authorized for distribution
- / a mark form a stamp (signature of artist)
- / Method used to line up the colors of multiple color prints accurately
- / to make value
- / Screenprint/ Serigraphy (creates positive image)
- and Lithography / Variations of a basic printed image from the same single or multiple plate or block area
- Proof / a series of test print that allows artist to check accuracy
- / Variations of a basic printed image from the same single or multiple plate or block area
25 Clues: / to make value • / to sign prints • Proof (AP) / Test print • drying rack / bottom to top • the plate / To put ink on the plate • / a mark form a stamp (signature of artist) • / Screenprint/ Serigraphy (creates positive image) • / rubbing the back of the paper to transfer ink smoothly • and degreasing oil based inks / use oil and rubbing alcohol • ...
Parts and objects of the house 2015-05-02
Long A 2019-11-09
RESTAURANT 2024-12-01
Disorders of the Nail 2013-10-14
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- Excessive amount of cuticle moving forward onto the nail plate caused by skin disease, hereditary, trauma or injury to the nail
- Broad general term for any nail disease
- Splits in the free edge that run lengthwise causing weakness or further breaks to the nail caused by excessive use of cuticle and polish removers, careless and rough filing,injury to nails
- Can be caused by an injury, health condition or heredity
- Most common on big toe; increased curve and thickness, has ridges and is difficult to cut caused by hereditary, injury to nail bed and improper care of nails
- Small rounded mass projecting from nail bed to the nail plate; inflammation caused by infection or injury
- Very short nails with irregular edges caused by habitual nail biting
- Long ridges that run horizontally or lengthwise across the nail, uneven growth caused by aggressive cuticle pushing, matrix injury
- Edges of nail plate fold inward as nail grows, sometimes curling in completely giving nail a cone shape caused by improper shoe fitting, hereditary and nail bed deformity
- White spots or streaks within the nail plate caused by nail injuries, hereditary
- Nail detaches and falls off in whole or part caused by syphilis, fever, drug allergies and trauma
- Dark pigment within the nail plate caused by excess melanin
- Nails that have a concave depression in the middle of the nail, nail plate edges turn up and can be caused by genetic, illness or nerve disorder
- Thin, white and flexible nails, blending and conforming over fingertip caused by improper diet, internal disease, certain medication, and nervous disorders
- Nail plate separates from the nail bed creating a gap, does not fall off; nail appears white; color of nail will change if infected caused internal disorders, product allergies, trauma to the nail and infection
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- Nail plate edges fold down into the nail walls at a 90 degree angle, either on one or both sides caused by shoe pressure, nail bed deformity, hereditary, ingrown nails
- Blood that clots under the nail plate caused by injury to the nail bed
- Nail growing into the nail groove causing inflammation on one or both sides of the nail caused by improper filing and or shoe fitting
- Nail plate develops an abnormal thickening in width, not length caused by internal imbalance, heredity and injury
- Pieces of shin that split surrounding the nail caused by improper cuticle softening and cutting job related, skin dryness
- Inflammation of tissues surrounding or under the nail; tender, sometimes pus is present caused by unsanitary implements, aggressive cuticle pushing and cutting and yeast infection
- Complete shedding of the nail plate, starting with a groove at the base of the nail caused by local infection, cancer treatments, and nail bed injury
- Nail slowly deteriorates, nail gets smaller and falls off caused by internal disease and injury to matrix
- Inflammation of the matrix; redness, swelling around base or underneath the nail plate, sometimes pus is present caused by unsanitary implements is present
- A small hard flesh-colored or red lump under or beside the nail caused by HPV infection in the epidermal layer of the skin
- Fungal infection between the fingers and on the palms that can reach the fingernails
- Fungal infection between the toes also called athlete's foot
- Contagious disease caused by a plant parasite; another name for ringworm
- Nail is pitted or dimpled with brown spots caused by genetics
29 Clues: Broad general term for any nail disease • Can be caused by an injury, health condition or heredity • Dark pigment within the nail plate caused by excess melanin • Fungal infection between the toes also called athlete's foot • Nail is pitted or dimpled with brown spots caused by genetics • Very short nails with irregular edges caused by habitual nail biting • ...
q1 2023-11-05
Across
- Consolidated mixtures of minerals forming the Earth's crust.
- The scientific study of the Earth, including its composition, structure, and processes.
- The outermost layer of the Earth's structure.
- A break in a material where there is no significant movement.
- Molten rock, including dissolved gases and crystals, found beneath the Earth's surface.
- (S) Wave: A type of seismic wave recorded by seismographs, typically slower than primary waves.
- Crust: The thick, solid part of the Earth's crust that forms the continents and is not located under the oceans.
- A fracture in the Earth's crust along which movement has occurred.
- Tectonics: The theory explaining the movement of Earth's lithospheric plates, leading to geological phenomena like earthquakes, mountains, and volcanoes.
- A device used to record seismic waves and detect earthquakes.
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- The record produced by a seismograph, showing the ground motion during an earthquake.
- BOUNDARY: A boundary where two tectonic plates move towards each other.
- Boundary: A boundary where tectonic plates move away from each other.
- VOLCANIC ARC: A chain of volcanoes located along the boundary of a continent.
- (P) Wave: The first type of seismic wave recorded by seismographs.
- Crust: The thinner part of the Earth's crust found beneath the oceans.
- The shaking or vibration of the Earth's surface caused by the rapid release of energy.
- Rigid sections of the Earth's lithosphere that move as distinct units.
- Spot: A region in the Earth's mantle with elevated heat that can create magma and lead to volcanic activity.
- Ridge: A long undersea mountain range formed by the upwelling of magma at divergent boundaries in the ocean.
20 Clues: The outermost layer of the Earth's structure. • Consolidated mixtures of minerals forming the Earth's crust. • A break in a material where there is no significant movement. • A device used to record seismic waves and detect earthquakes. • (P) Wave: The first type of seismic wave recorded by seismographs. • ...
Chapter 1: Landform Patterns 2022-01-07
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- a large flat to gently rolling region.
- boundary a place where two plates of the lithosphere move away from each other.
- soft weak layer under the lithosphere upon which the tectonic plates move.
- the point on Earth’s directly above the location of an earthquake.
- molten rock flowing from a volcano.
- a high flat region that has been lifted by movement of Earth’s surface.
- Boundary a place where side-by-side platers grind past each other.
- Boundary a place where two plates of the lithosphere come together.
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- the natural features that make up Earth’s surface.
- the breaking down of rocks by physical or chemical processes.
- extremely hot fluid, or semi-fluid material under Earth’s crust.
- Tectonics the theory that Earth’s surface is made up of rigid plates that are pushed by forces inside the planet.
- a tool that measures and records the magnitude and duration of a disturbance of the ground especially earthquakes.
- an opening in Earth’s crust from which molten rock or magma escapes to reach the surface.
- release of energy through Earth’s crust due to changes taking places beneath it.
- the base rock of an ancient mountain region that has been worn away leaving a flat rocky landform region.
- flow a circular motion created when warmer material rises and draws down cooler material, which replaces it.
- the outer solid layer Earth made up of moving plates.
- the wearing away of Earth’s surface by wind water of glacial action.
19 Clues: molten rock flowing from a volcano. • a large flat to gently rolling region. • the natural features that make up Earth’s surface. • the outer solid layer Earth made up of moving plates. • the breaking down of rocks by physical or chemical processes. • extremely hot fluid, or semi-fluid material under Earth’s crust. • ...
Long A 2019-11-09
Long A 2019-11-09
Kitchen Words 2012-10-16
Kitchen Words 2012-10-16
Kitchen Words 2012-10-16
Prepositions 2014-08-23
Matthew LAND 2025-04-24
Across
- a hot (typically >800 °C, or >1,500 °F ), chaotic mixture of rock fragments, gas, and ash that travels rapidly (tens of meters per second) away from a volcanic vent or collapsing flow front
- molten rock on land
- a super continent formed
- the innermost layer of the Earth
- German meteorologist and geophysicist
- a seafloor mountain system formed by plate tectonics
- the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on the surface of Earth
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- he sudden release of strain energy in the Earth's crust, resulting in waves of shaking that radiate outwards from the earthquake source
- a hypothetical landmass in the Northern Hemisphere near the end of the Paleozoic Era
- the breaking down or dissolving of rocks and minerals on the surface of Earth
- a continental right-lateral strike-slip transform fault that extends roughly 1,200 kilometers (750 mi) through the U.S. state of California.
- The location where two plates meet
- a hot or cold mixture of water and rock fragments that flow quickly down the slopes of a volcano.
- a mixture of molten and semi-molten rock found beneath the surface of the Earth
- features on the Earth's surface that make up the terrain
- he sudden release of strain energy in the Earth's crust, resulting in waves of shaking that radiate outwards from the earthquake source
- the geological process in which earthen materials are worn away and transported by natural forces such as wind or water
- a large continuous mass of land conventionally regarded as a collective region
- the continental landmasses were “drifting” across the Earth, sometimes plowing through oceans and into each other
- features on the Earth's surface that make up the terrain
20 Clues: molten rock on land • a super continent formed • the innermost layer of the Earth • The location where two plates meet • German meteorologist and geophysicist • a seafloor mountain system formed by plate tectonics • features on the Earth's surface that make up the terrain • features on the Earth's surface that make up the terrain • ...
Chapter 12 Roof Framing Version A 2025-11-03
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- A tie beam connecting rafters. It is located considerably above the wall plate. Also called rafter tie.
- One of a series of structural members of a roof designed to support roof loads.
- A plywood or steel plate fastened to the outside of a joint to give the joint strength.
- A rafter that runs from the wall plate to the ridge, always at a 45° angle.
- A rafter connected to both the ridge and the wall plate.
- A gable overhang.
- The horizontal distance of rafters from the outer edge of the wall plate to the center of the ridge.
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- The total of all moving and variable loads that may be placed on a building.
- A framed structure extending from and fastened to a roof slope and having a roof of its own. It provides a wall surface for installing a window.
- A rafter that forms the intersection of an internal roof angle.
- The ratio of the rise to the span.
- The side of a right triangle opposite of the right angle. In roof framing, the length of the rafter is the hypotenuse.
- A wood member nailed to the ends of the rafters and lookouts and used for the outer face of a box cornice.
- Boards or prefabricated panels that are attached to the exterior studding or rafters of a structure.
- Structural member that supports the soffit and runs between the lower end of a rafter and the outside wall.
- The horizontal line at the junction of the top edges of two roof surfaces.
- The distance a rafter extends upward above the wall plate.
- Horizontal roof members used to support rafters between the plate and ridge board.
- A structural unit consisting of such members as beams, bars, and ties arranged to form triangles.
19 Clues: A gable overhang. • The ratio of the rise to the span. • A rafter connected to both the ridge and the wall plate. • The distance a rafter extends upward above the wall plate. • A rafter that forms the intersection of an internal roof angle. • The horizontal line at the junction of the top edges of two roof surfaces. • ...
19.1 The Fossil Record Crossword 2014-05-01
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- Tectonics A scientific theory that describes large scale movement of Earth’s lithosphere.
- The study of ancient life.
- Dating A technique used to date materials such as rocks or carbon, usually based on a comparison between the observed abundance of a naturally occurring radioactive isotope and its decay products.Using known decay rates.
- fossils Fossils used to identify or define geological periods.
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- A long and distinct period of history with a particular feature or characteristic.
- A certain amount of time
- The end of an organism or group of organisms,normally species.
- Time Scale The geologic time scale is a system of chronological measurement that relates stratigraphy to time, and is used by geologists, paleontologists, and other earth scientists to describe the timing and relationships between events that have occured throughout Earth’s history.
- Is a group of researchers who study of prehistoric life.
- Is the amount of time required for a quantity to fall to half its value as measured at the beginning of the time period.
- Extinct Reptiles.
- Dating The science of determining the relative order of past events, without necessarily determining their absolute age.
- The planet we live on.
13 Clues: Extinct Reptiles. • The planet we live on. • A certain amount of time • The study of ancient life. • Is a group of researchers who study of prehistoric life. • The end of an organism or group of organisms,normally species. • fossils Fossils used to identify or define geological periods. • ...
Layers of the Earth, Plate Tectonics and Volcanoes 2014-03-03
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- Feature associated with geothermal activity
- Active volcano that is not erupting, but is supposed to erupt again
- Made up of semi liquid rock
- Tectonic plate boundary where plates slide past eachother
- Example of convergent boundary
- Something in the mantle that causes tectonic plates to move around the planet
- Volcanic centre that lies far away from a plate boundary
- The youngest volcano in Auckland
- Molten rock that has made contact with air
- Tectonic plate boundary where plates move away from eachother
- Type of volcano found in New Zealand e.g. Mt Ruapehu
- Volcano that has erupted in the last 10,000 years
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- Molten rock under Earth's crust
- Volcanoes occur where there is a ________ in the crust
- Heavier than continental crust
- Floats on the mantle
- Shockwaves from sudden movement at plate boundaries
- Evidence of Continental Drift
- Volcano that has not erupted for at least 10,000 years
- Made up of solid Fe and Ni
- Magma that forms a Dome volcano
- Type of volcano found in New Zealand e.g. Lake Taupo
22 Clues: Floats on the mantle • Made up of solid Fe and Ni • Made up of semi liquid rock • Evidence of Continental Drift • Heavier than continental crust • Example of convergent boundary • Molten rock under Earth's crust • Magma that forms a Dome volcano • The youngest volcano in Auckland • Molten rock that has made contact with air • Feature associated with geothermal activity • ...
Crossword Puzzle Chapter 31 Plate Tectonics Earth Science 2023-08-14
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- layer of earth-- rocks, crust, plates
- The type of boundary when plates pull apart and separate
- The type of boundary when each plate slides along past each other
- name of the supercontinent. Means "universal land"
- molten rock under Earth's surface
- The Mid Atlantic ____ is the tallest mountain range in world
- The process of _____ reversal is when polarity on earth reverses itself
- Organisms that live in severe and extreme conditions
- The ______ core is made of hot, liquid iron. Is magnetic
- _____ plates are sections of moving crust
- process of how the Earth sorted itself into layers
- science of something (suffix)
- surface layer of Earth, very thin
- study of Earth's structure and composition
- The ____ mantle has rigid rocks near the core
- A _____ zone is where the lithosphere sinks and melts
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- The _____ crust is land masses, less dense and with granite
- thin layer of gasses surrounding Earth
- thick layer of hot, molten magma
- the mass and volume of a substance volume (mass/volume)
- center layers of the Earth
- vertical, up and down crust movements
- Vents called ____ vents live at the bottom of the ocean and release gasses
- moving, flowing, mantle rock, plastic like
- scientist who studies something (suffix)
- The ______ crust is
- The type of boundary when plates come together and collide
- The _____ core is solid, very dense, hot and pressurized
- Sound navigation ranging
- where large land masses reach down into the mantle
- what melted rock is described as (magma)
31 Clues: The ______ crust is • Sound navigation ranging • center layers of the Earth • science of something (suffix) • thick layer of hot, molten magma • molten rock under Earth's surface • surface layer of Earth, very thin • layer of earth-- rocks, crust, plates • vertical, up and down crust movements • thin layer of gasses surrounding Earth • scientist who studies something (suffix) • ...
Nail Disorders 2024-02-07
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- Blot clot forms under the nail plate
- Highly curved nail plate often leads to ingrown nails
- Darkening of nails
- blood stains bed epithelium. giving appearance of small black or brown splinters
- split or brittle nails
- Condition caused by injury , is hereditary, or a previous desease of nail unit
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- also known as furrows. runs either lengthwise or across the nail
- Dramatically increased nail curvature
- Nail turns a variety of colors, systemic disorder
- Living skin splits around nail
- Bitten nails
- Abnormal condition that occurs when skin is stretched by the nail plate
- Whitish discoloration or spots on the nails
- Thin white nail plate. More flexible than normal
- Vertical lines running down the length of the nail plate
15 Clues: Bitten nails • Darkening of nails • split or brittle nails • Living skin splits around nail • Blot clot forms under the nail plate • Dramatically increased nail curvature • Whitish discoloration or spots on the nails • Thin white nail plate. More flexible than normal • Nail turns a variety of colors, systemic disorder • Highly curved nail plate often leads to ingrown nails • ...
1Y Geo - Keyword Revision (Plate Tectonics, Volcanoes & Earthquakes) 2022-10-07
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- a country in Asia that experiences a lot of earthquakes
- a volcano that erupts regularly
- the point on the Earth’s surface directly above the focus of an earthquake
- the layer of the earth located under the crust
- a scale used to measure the intensify of earthquakes
- a volcano that hasn’t erupted in a long time but might erupt in the future
- to do with both social factors (people) and economic factors (ability to make money)
- an area of the world that contains 75% of the world’s active volcanoes
- a type of energy created from volcanic activity
- when plates collide and the heavier plate is pushed under the lighter plate
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- a boundary where two plates are colliding and destroying crust
- circular movement of magma in the mantle (it rises, moves to the side and then drops again)
- magma when it has reached the surface
- an island created from volcanic activity
- a volcano that will never erupt again
- a boundary where two plates are separating and creating new crust
- a scientist that studies volcanoes
- river of mud when ash from a volcano mixes with melting snow
- a scientist that studies earthquakes
- the opening at the top of the vent of a volcano
20 Clues: a volcano that erupts regularly • a scientist that studies volcanoes • a scientist that studies earthquakes • magma when it has reached the surface • a volcano that will never erupt again • an island created from volcanic activity • the layer of the earth located under the crust • the opening at the top of the vent of a volcano • ...
Chapter 13 - Earth Materials, the Lithosphere & Plate Tectonics 2025-07-02
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- loose, fragmented material covering bedrock.
- the layering of sedimentary rocks.
- a rigid section of Earth's lithosphere that moves over the asthenosphere.
- a solid mixture of minerals and other materials.
- a soft, partially molten layer of the mantle beneath the lithosphere.
- made from fragments of other rocks or minerals.
- the study of past geographic and environmental conditions of Earth.
- the liquid layer of Earth’s core that surrounds the inner core.
- the movement of material caused by differences in temperature and density.
- rock formed when magma cools slowly below the surface.
- the boundary between two layers of sedimentary rock.
- the rigid outer layer of Earth. Consists of the crust and upper mantle.
- Earth’s innermost layer, composed mostly of iron and nickel.
- the study of ancient magnetic fields recorded in rocks.
- the outermost solid layer of Earth.
- the horizontal sliding of tectonic plates past each other.
- the idea that geologic processes have occurred at consistent rates over time.
- the thin, dense crust beneath oceans.
- molten rock beneath Earth’s surface.
- molten rock that erupts onto Earth’s surface.
- rock formed from compressed sediments.
- the thick, less dense crust forming continents.
- the theory that Earth’s surface is divided into moving plates.
- the theory that continents move across Earth’s surface.
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- solid rock beneath soil or loose surface materials.
- rock formed when dissolved minerals precipitate from water.
- a naturally occurring inorganic solid with a definite chemical composition and crystal structure.
- layers of sediment or sedimentary rock.
- exposed bedrock or ancient deposits visible at the surface.
- a pattern of cracks that forms long, hexagonal columns in cooling lava.
- the movement of tectonic plates away from each other.
- a curved chain of volcanic islands formed at a subduction zone.
- the alignment of minerals in metamorphic rock due to pressure.
- formed from volcanic fragments ejected during eruptions.
- a surface that represents a gap in the geologic record.
- a switch in Earth’s magnetic field direction.
- a large, stable area of exposed Precambrian rock.
- rock a coarse-grained intrusive igneous rock formed deep underground.
- a fixed area of volcanic activity in the mantle, not related to plate boundaries.
- the meeting and compression of continental plates, forming mountains.
- a small crustal fragment added to a continent through plate motion.
- the idea that Earth's features were shaped by sudden, short-lived events.
- rock formed from the remains of living organisms.
- the movement of tectonic plates toward each other.
- the boundary between Earth’s crust and mantle. Also known as Moho.
- the solid, dense center of Earth.
- rock formed from cooled magma or lava.
- rock formed when lava cools quickly on Earth’s surface.
- inclined layers within horizontal beds of rock.
- a natural crack or fracture in rock with no movement along it.
- rock changed by heat, pressure, or chemical processes.
- the process of one plate sinking beneath another.
- the addition of material to a tectonic plate, often at a plate boundary.
- the process of new ocean crust forming at mid-ocean ridges and moving outward.
- a supercontinent that existed about 300 million years ago.
- a solid material that flows slowly under pressure.
- an instrument that records vibrations from earthquakes.
- the continuous transformation of rocks from one type to another.
- the thick layer between Earth’s crust and core.
- a mineral made of silicon and oxygen, often combined with other elements.
60 Clues: the solid, dense center of Earth. • the layering of sedimentary rocks. • the outermost solid layer of Earth. • molten rock beneath Earth’s surface. • the thin, dense crust beneath oceans. • rock formed from cooled magma or lava. • rock formed from compressed sediments. • layers of sediment or sedimentary rock. • loose, fragmented material covering bedrock. • ...
Kitchen Words 2012-10-16
Kitchen Words 2012-10-16
Parts and objects of the house 2015-05-02
Earthquakes, and Volcanoes 2024-10-16
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- Location of hot-spot volcano
- Form at megathrust faults
- Hottest layer of the Earth
- Lines run from north to south pole
- Deepest part of the ocean
- Zero degree of latitude
- One plate pushed under another plate
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- Lines run from east to west
- Place not on plate boundary where volcanoes happen
- Mixes with melted rock to form explosive volcanoes
- Middle layer of the Earth
- Located near megathrust fault
- Invented earthquake scale
- Movement of heat in liquids and gases
- Type of plate boundary with sideways motion
15 Clues: Zero degree of latitude • Middle layer of the Earth • Invented earthquake scale • Form at megathrust faults • Deepest part of the ocean • Hottest layer of the Earth • Lines run from east to west • Location of hot-spot volcano • Located near megathrust fault • Lines run from north to south pole • One plate pushed under another plate • Movement of heat in liquids and gases • ...
The Rock Collector 2023-07-13
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- A rupture in the crust of a planetary-mass object that allows hot lava, volcanic ash, and gases to escape from a magma chamber below the surface.
- This igneous rock is often used for countertops and monuments.
- A type of rock that has been changed by extreme heat and pressure.
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- The process by which rock, sand, and soil are broken down and carried away.
- Preserved remains or traces of animals, plants, and other organisms from the remote past.
- Tectonics A theory explaining the structure of the earth's crust and many associated phenomena resulting from the interaction of rigid lithospheric plates that move slowly over the underlying mantle.
- Type of rock formed by the deposition of material at the Earth's surface.
- A round rock which contains a hollow cavity lined with crystals.
- Sedimentary rock largely composed of the mineral calcite, often forms in clear, warm, shallow marine waters.
- A hard mineral composed of silicon and oxygen, often used in jewelry.
10 Clues: This igneous rock is often used for countertops and monuments. • A round rock which contains a hollow cavity lined with crystals. • A type of rock that has been changed by extreme heat and pressure. • A hard mineral composed of silicon and oxygen, often used in jewelry. • Type of rock formed by the deposition of material at the Earth's surface. • ...
Landscapes and Landforms 2022-01-23
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- Plate _________ is a theory that describes the motion of the large plates on the Earth's lithosphere.
- This is a geomorphic process whereby sediment (soil, rock, material, etc) moves from its original site to a new location on the Earth's surface. It is a consequence of weathering.
- _________ processes are changes in the earth's surface over time.
- The movement of two tectonic plates towards one another.
- The visible features of the Earth's surface which can be mainly natural or human-made. Examples include: coastal, desert, mountainous
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- A geomorphic process whereby sediment (soil, rock, material) is broken down over time. It can be caused by a variety of factors, some natural, some caused by humans.
- The movement of two tectonic plates away from each other
- The rock _____________ refers to a geomorphic process in which material from the Earth's crust is recycled to form new material.
- A location where two tectonic plates meet.
- The natural shape and contour of the land. They are seen within landscapes. They include mountains, ridges, valleys, etc.
10 Clues: A location where two tectonic plates meet. • The movement of two tectonic plates away from each other • The movement of two tectonic plates towards one another. • _________ processes are changes in the earth's surface over time. • Plate _________ is a theory that describes the motion of the large plates on the Earth's lithosphere. • ...
Chapter 12 Roof Framing Version B 2025-11-03
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- A rafter that runs from the wall plate to the ridge, always at a 45° angle.
- A structural unit consisting of such members as beams, bars, and ties arranged to form triangles.
- The ratio of the rise to the span.
- The total of all moving and variable loads that may be placed on a building.
- A rafter that forms the intersection of an internal roof angle.
- A rafter connected to both the ridge and the wall plate.
- A gable overhang.
- A plywood or steel plate fastened to the outside of a joint to give the joint strength.
- A tie beam connecting rafters. It is located considerably above the wall plate. Also called rafter tie.
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- The side of a right triangle opposite of the right angle. In roof framing, the length of the rafter is the hypotenuse.
- Horizontal roof members used to support rafters between the plate and ridge board.
- A wood member nailed to the ends of the rafters and lookouts and used for the outer face of a box cornice.
- One of a series of structural members of a roof designed to support roof loads.
- The horizontal line at the junction of the top edges of two roof surfaces.
- Boards or prefabricated panels that are attached to the exterior studding or rafters of a structure.
- The distance a rafter extends upward above the wall plate.
- A framed structure extending from and fastened to a roof slope and having a roof of its own. It provides a wall surface for installing a window.
- Structural member that supports the soffit and runs between the lower end of a rafter and the outside wall.
- The horizontal distance of rafters from the outer edge of the wall plate to the center of the ridge.
19 Clues: A gable overhang. • The ratio of the rise to the span. • A rafter connected to both the ridge and the wall plate. • The distance a rafter extends upward above the wall plate. • A rafter that forms the intersection of an internal roof angle. • The horizontal line at the junction of the top edges of two roof surfaces. • ...
Chapter 12 Roof Framing Version C 2025-11-03
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- The ratio of the rise to the span.
- The distance a rafter extends upward above the wall plate.
- A rafter that forms the intersection of an internal roof angle.
- A structural unit consisting of such members as beams, bars, and ties arranged to form triangles.
- The total of all moving and variable loads that may be placed on a building.
- A framed structure extending from and fastened to a roof slope and having a roof of its own. It provides a wall surface for installing a window.
- A rafter connected to both the ridge and the wall plate.
- The horizontal distance of rafters from the outer edge of the wall plate to the center of the ridge.
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- A plywood or steel plate fastened to the outside of a joint to give the joint strength.
- The side of a right triangle opposite of the right angle. In roof framing, the length of the rafter is the hypotenuse.
- The horizontal line at the junction of the top edges of two roof surfaces.
- A tie beam connecting rafters. It is located considerably above the wall plate. Also called rafter tie.
- One of a series of structural members of a roof designed to support roof loads.
- A gable overhang.
- A rafter that runs from the wall plate to the ridge, always at a 45° angle.
- A wood member nailed to the ends of the rafters and lookouts and used for the outer face of a box cornice.
- Boards or prefabricated panels that are attached to the exterior studding or rafters of a structure.
- Horizontal roof members used to support rafters between the plate and ridge board.
- Structural member that supports the soffit and runs between the lower end of a rafter and the outside wall.
19 Clues: A gable overhang. • The ratio of the rise to the span. • A rafter connected to both the ridge and the wall plate. • The distance a rafter extends upward above the wall plate. • A rafter that forms the intersection of an internal roof angle. • The horizontal line at the junction of the top edges of two roof surfaces. • ...
Continent Drift 2023-10-04
15 Clues: rocky ice • land mass • temperature • the top layer • proposed theory • ancient findings • coast connection • a super continent • one big mass of land • shaking of the ground • divide of earths crust • a piece of flattened rock • moving of the plates slowly • water mass covering landmasses • big explosion that affects plates
Tectonic plates crossword 2022-10-27
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- two plates moving away from each other
- past forms of life that is kept in place within rock
- two plates moving towards each other
- one of the large sections of rock that make up the earths crust
- how often or fast something happens such as the pace of plate movement
- a large continuous area of land on earths surface
- hot liquid rock underneath the surface of the earth
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- section a diagram or model that shows what something looks like from the middle
- magma,gas,and ash pushed out of a landform formed near plate boundaries
- a sudden shaking of the earth caused by plate movement
- a long,deep indentation in the ocean floor formed at a convergent plate boundary
- the layer of soft solid rock underneath earths outer layer
- the earths outer most and thinnest layer
- hot liquid rock once it reaches the surface
- a feature formed on the surface of the earth due to a geologic process
- an under-water mountain range formed at divergent plate boundaries
16 Clues: two plates moving towards each other • two plates moving away from each other • the earths outer most and thinnest layer • hot liquid rock once it reaches the surface • a large continuous area of land on earths surface • hot liquid rock underneath the surface of the earth • past forms of life that is kept in place within rock • ...
geo 2024-12-17
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- The removal and transportation of rock and soil by agents like water, wind, and ice.
- A bend in rock layers caused by compressive forces during crustal deformation.
- The wearing away of the Earth's surface through weathering, erosion, transportation, and deposition, often leading to lower land elevations.
- The breakdown of rocks into smaller particles by physical, chemical, or biological processes.
- The process by which magma reaches the Earth’s surface, forming volcanoes and lava flows.
- The process by which eroded material is laid down in new locations, forming landforms like deltas and sand dunes.
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- Vibrations caused by the sudden release of energy due to shifting tectonic plates or fault lines.
- A crack in the Earth's crust along which movement has occurred due to stress.
- Extremely large volcanic systems that can produce catastrophic eruptions, releasing massive amounts of magma, ash, and gases, potentially affecting global climate.
- The movement and deformation of the Earth's crust caused by forces such as plate tectonics, leading to the formation of mountains, earthquakes, and volcanic activity.
10 Clues: A crack in the Earth's crust along which movement has occurred due to stress. • A bend in rock layers caused by compressive forces during crustal deformation. • The removal and transportation of rock and soil by agents like water, wind, and ice. • The process by which magma reaches the Earth’s surface, forming volcanoes and lava flows. • ...
AISouth Milady Chapter 10 2015-12-23
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- Split or brittle nails that have a series or lengthwise ridges giving a rough appearance to the surface of the nail plate.
- The separation and falling off of a nail plate from the nail bed; affects fingernails and toenails.
- Fungal infection of the natural nail plate.
- Also known as ram's horn or claw nails; an enlargement of the fingernails or toenails accompanied by increased thickening and curvature.
- Soft spoon nails with a concave shape that appears scooped out.
- Inflammation of the nail matrix, followed by shedding of the natural nail.
- Also known as agnail; a condition in which the living tissue surrounding the nail plate splits or tears.
- Any deformity or disease of the natural nails.
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- Bacterial inflammation of the tissues surrounding the nail causing pus, swelling, and redness, usually in the skin fold adjacent to the nail plate.
- Also known as ingrown nails; nail grows into the sides of the tissue around the nail.
- Also known as bitten nails; result of a habit of chewing the nail or chewing the hardened skin surrounding the nail plate.
- Darkening of the fingernails or toenails; may be seen as a black band within the nail plate, extending from the base to the free edge.
- Lifting of the nail plate from the nail bed without shedding, usually beginning at the free edge and continuing toward the lunula area.
- Thickening of nails.
- Vertical lines running through the length of the natural nail plate that are caused by uneven growth of the nails, usually the result of normal aging.
15 Clues: Thickening of nails. • Fungal infection of the natural nail plate. • Any deformity or disease of the natural nails. • Soft spoon nails with a concave shape that appears scooped out. • Inflammation of the nail matrix, followed by shedding of the natural nail. • Also known as ingrown nails; nail grows into the sides of the tissue around the nail. • ...
