Physical Geography Test

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Across
  1. 4. This type of continental movement happens when the oceanic crust goes under the continental crust
  2. 9. In soil, decomposed material turns into this
  3. 10. This type of rock is formed when lava cools
  4. 11. This landform region is the rockiest (and is therefore not good for farming)
  5. 12. While deciduous trees are leafy, these trees are needly (like a Christmas tree)
  6. 15. The number of major tectonic plates
  7. 16. Rocks break down due to weathering, and create these tiny pieces
  8. 20. When measuring longitude, we start at this line, the Prime ...
  9. 22. Glaciers move, and when they do, 3 things happen: erosion, transportation, and...
  10. 23. This layer of the earth is thickest
  11. 24. The Western ________ is a highland region
  12. 25. The Mid _______ Ridge was created by divergent plates, creating the longest mountain range on earth
Down
  1. 1. This layer of the earth is thinnest
  2. 2. The atmospheric layer that holds all weather, clouds, and people
  3. 3. This landform region features Canada's mountains
  4. 5. Metamorphic rock is created by heat and this
  5. 6. In this vegetation region of Canada, it is too cold for anything significant to grow
  6. 7. Which layer of earth creates the magnetic field, due to all the nickel and iron liquid? Inner or outer?
  7. 8. There are two types of glaciers: Ice sheets, and this one found on mountains.
  8. 13. Igneous rock that is formed by magma that is INSIDE (or under) the earth is called...
  9. 14. Glaciers will freeze over rocks and pull them out of the ground when they move. This is called...
  10. 17. This is the name for a huge boulder that is moved by glaciers
  11. 18. The exosphere is the layer of earth that is farthest. It is where the earth's atmosphere merges with ...
  12. 19. While they are solid, glaciers move like a ...
  13. 21. Absolute and Relative are part of this theme of geography
  14. 26. One of the factors of climate change that depends on how close or far you are to the equator