Across
- 3. (Page 41) Rock that was once broken apart but has been melted together through heat and compaction
- 5. (Page 32) Landform _________, events like tsunamis, earthquakes, or natural events caused by the earth
- 6. (Page 35) Plate ____________ is the theory of the world being broken up into different segments of earth
- 13. (Page 28) Type of settlement pattern where houses and people live far away from one another
- 14. (Page 41) Sediments need ___________ to be turned into metamorphic rock
- 15. (Page 42) Rock created by sedimentary rock melting and experiencing huge pressure
- 17. (Page 40) Sedimentary rock that is buried underground eventually experiences ___________ and becomes metamorphic rock
- 18. (Page 25) ____________ Ecumene, when urban areas are broken up by physical areas
- 20. (Page 38) A type of tectonic plate that is primarily on the land
- 21. (Page 26) Rural/small towns are currently
- 25. (Page 21) The acronym for Canadian Metropolitan Area
- 26. (Page 28) The word used for country areas where there are less people per square kilometre
- 27. (Page 26) Many people are leaving small towns in Canada due to poor ____ opportunities, so they go to the cities
- 28. (Page 19) Alongside the word "population" it means the amount of people in a particular area of space
- 30. (Page 40) This pures out of the earth's crust through volcanic eruptions and created igneous rock
- 32. (Page 37) Mid-Atlantic ________ is the most famous example of this but there are many around the world at divergent tectonic plates
- 33. (Page 28) Type of settlement pattern that follows a line like along a railroad or highway or river
- 34. (Page 37) When two plates move towards one another
Down
- 1. (Page 40) Igneous rocks formed by exposure to the earth's surface are called
- 2. (Page 40) Sedimentary and Metamorphic rock need this to be created, but it is not good for small children
- 4. (Page 39) When two plates rub alongside eachother
- 7. (Page 25) _________ Ecumene, when urban areas continue with no break or gaps
- 8. (Page 40) The _____ Cycle is caused by and impacts plate tectonics and supposedly creates mountains
- 9. (Page 41) Igneous rock is worn down through weathering and _____________ which creates sediments
- 10. (Page 40) When exposed to this children often cry, but sedimentary rocks will melt
- 11. (Page 31) The word used to describe when a city or settlement grows beyond its bounds/limits and begins taking over farm/wild land
- 12. (Page 37) When two plates move away from one another
- 16. (Page 25) A fancy geography word for inhabited area
- 19. (Page 40) Rock created by magma moving to the surface and hardening due to the air
- 22. (Page 38) A type of tectonic plate that is primarily in the ocean
- 23. (Page 37) The process of one tectonic plate being pulled under the other
- 24. (Page 31) The biggest type of land under threat from urban sprawl
- 25. (Page 28) Type of settlement pattern where people are nucleated in patches around on central industry
- 29. (Page 28) ________ System is used in most of Canada to plot land in a grid formation?
- 31. (Page 34) The most recent ice age and current period of earth's history according to secular historians