Across
- 3. makes seasons
- 7. the moon is between the sun and Earth. The sun ‘disappears’ in the shadow of the moon
- 9. parial eclipse is here
- 10. At subduction zones where oceanic plates dive below continents we have volcanic mountains.
- 11. Neither plate can go anywhere so mountains are pushed up (folding).
- 13. the Earth is between the sun and moon
Down
- 1. A volcano formed by alternating layers of tephra (rocky ash) and lava. These are found mostly at subduction zones. They are explosive. The continental crust creates a thick (viscous) magma that plugs the central vent. The pressure builds up until it explodes.
- 2. makes day and night
- 4. is the wearing away over time
- 5. A gently sloped volcano formed when runny lava flows over a large area. The oceanic crust creates a thin (not viscous) magma that is not explosive.
- 6. (mountain building)
- 8. occur along Fault lines
- 12. At midocean rift zones magma is surfacing which creates new oceanic plates, volcanic mountains.
- 14. full eclipse is here
