Which of these is a DIVERGENT plate boundary?

Which of these is a TRANSFORM plate boundary?

Mt Everest is the result of ___________________ plate boundary

___________________ is when one plate gets forced under another plate because it is more dense

On the ocean floor in the middle of the Atlantic ocean, lava is oozing out due to a ________________ plate boundary

An example of a transform plate boundary is __________________

_____________________ is very deadly due to explosiveness and large mountain like size

____________________ is NOT deadly but produces a large amount of slow moving lava.

Mt. St.Helens volcano in Washington state that erupted in 1980 is __________________

Which of the following was in the Earth's first atmosphere ?

The Earth's first atmosphere when the the Earth was just formed had no Oxygen in it.

The ozone layer is made of __________ oxygen atoms bonded together.

Today's atmosphere is made mainly of __________________ gas

In our air, the oxygen makes up about ________ of the total air.

There is about ___________ of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) in our air.

Which of the following is NOT a cause for a tsunami?

A tsunami wave looks a lot like _________________

Tsunamis are very large due to the large amounts of wind pushing them along and increasing their size in the open ocean.

The speed of a tsunami when its in the open ocean _________________________

When tsunami waves move across an open ocean they ____________________

The Sun's energy reaches Earth through ____________

What part of the Earth gets the most direct, hottest sunlight?

Which of the following is NOT a greenhouse gas?

When greenhouse gases increase then the temperatures in Rialto will get hotter.

Heat movement through __________________ is when fluids like water or air move due to temperature and density changes.

Which of the following is NOT an electromagnetic wave?

Which category does 'sand and gravel' belong

Which of the following is NOT a natural resource

______________ are resources that can be replaced by nature quickly

Which of the following is NOT an example of renewable resource

Fossil fuels (oil, coal, natural gas) are used a lot because they are cheap and easy to get out of the Earth

Which of the following is not a non-renewable resource?

About __________ of the heat loss from a person is through their skin.

Three times as many people die on extremely hot days than on normal days

When carbon dioxide (CO2) levels go up than the amount of heat wave days also go up.

Which area would best be described as arid?

Which of the following describes warm ocean temperatures and wet, rainy winters for California?

Everything that is alive, (plants, animals, people) are based on carbon atoms.

Things from carbon can be made of _______________

Below the Earth's surface, carbon can be found in the form of __________________

Which of the following is NOT an example of organic material?

Where can carbon dioxide CO2 NOT be found?

Carbon atoms continually move around the planet, from inside the Earth to the air and even through ocean water.

Carbon atoms can move around quickly or take ___________ to move around.

When living things die they get broken down into basic atoms in a process called ___________________

An area that has stored carbon atoms for a very long time is called a ______________

A good way to get carbon out of our air which will help slow down global warming is to _______________________

Ocean circulation transports ______________ from the Equator to the North Pole and South Pole.

The ________________ currents get moved mainly by wind.

Heat or thermal changes as well as salinity (salt) changes move the ____________________ currents

Some rubber duckies were found 15 years after they traveled around the world on ocean currents.

Nutrients from the North Pole oceans get pushed to the surface through a process called _________________

The movement of surface ocean water to deeper depths is called ______________________

El Nino happens every 2-7 years when the ocean temperatures get warmer.

___________________ occurs when rocks in the crust are squeezed together

The force that pulls rocks and crust apart is _________________

An upcurved fold that resembles a frown is called _______________

Reverse faults occur when there is a ___________________ force on the rocks

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The San Andreas Fault is a good example of a _________________________

When rocks break the result is a crack called a _______________

What part of a river is closest to the ocean?

What part of the river moves the fastest?

What part of the the river has the largest boulders in it with sharp angular edges?

Which of the following is NOT usually found in the UPPER course of a river?

In the UPPER course of a river (in the mountains), what shape valley does the river cut into the hillside?

Waterfalls slowly move backward as the hard cap rock breaks off.

When a river meander gets so bendy that the bends touch each other and cut off a section of the river then a ______________________ is formed.

Which of the following would NOT likely be found on the lower course of a river?

A levee is