Across
- 2. The natural features that make up Earth’s surface.
- 6. A mountainous landform through which semi-fluid and fluid material from far beneath the Earth's surface escapes.
- 7. A landform that is created by volcanic eruptions
- 13. When forces within the Earth move layers of rock, forming cracks. this landform is the land that falls between the cracks.
- 14. The release of energy through Earth’s crust due to changes taking place beneath it.
- 15. Large areas of mostly flat land found at high elevations that are lifted up by movements of the Earth's surface. Also known as tablelands.
- 16. An extremely hot fluid or semi-fluid material under the Earth's crust.
Down
- 1. When magma/molten rock has reached the Earth's surface from a volcano.
- 2. The layer that is 670-2890 km below the Earth's surface. It is made up of iron, oxygen, silicon, magnesium, and aluminum, and it is 3000 degrees Celsius.
- 3. A landform created by powerful forces buckling and folding the rock layers of the Earth's surface.
- 4. Areas of land that rises high above the surrounding land. They are usually very steep and has a peak at the top.
- 5. This layer is made up of the same things as its lower area. It is both a solid and a liquid. It's 670 km below Earth's surface and is about 1400-3000 degrees Celsius.
- 8. This layer is a liquid that flows around the centre of the Earth and the movement of the metals creates the Earth's magnetic field.
- 9. This layer is made up of iron and nickel and is basically a huge metal ball with the width of 2500 km. it is 5000-6000 degrees Celsius.
- 10. A flat, rock base created when an ancient mountain region has been worn away over millions of years.
- 11. Depressions in the land created by moving ice, running water, or the movement of land and are usually found in between mountains.
- 12. Made up of the oceanic and continental crust that are about 8-70 km thick.
- 15. Generally flat to gently rolling stretches of land/region.