What is defined as "hot, molten rock"?

What is the name of the goddess of Kilauea in the ancient Hawaiian myth?

Where do scientists constantly search for clues to Earth's past?

Where have clues to Earth's past sometimes been hidden within?

Which of Earth's systems is made up of all solid materials, including mountains, valleys, rocks, and soil?

Which of Earth's systems is a mixture of gases, dust, water vapor, and other molecules above Earth's crust?

Which of Earth's systems is comprised of all of Earth's water?

Which of Earth's systems is comprised of all living things on Earth?

What is defined as "a set of interacting parts that combine to make a more complex whole"?

Which scale is used to measure how large of an area change effects?

What is defined as "the size, extent, or importance (magnitude) of something compared to something else"?

Which two systems is rain an interaction between?

Why do scientists study small systems in order to better understand the entire Earth?

What are changes to Earth's surface caused by?

What do living things depend on to live?

What type of scientists study Earth's structure and processes which shaped the planet?

What type of rock makes up most continents?

What type of rock makes up most of the ocean floors?

What is defined as "a naturally-occurring inorganic solid with a crystal structure and chemical formula"?

What did we define as "some of the most common materials on Earth"?

Which layer of Earth is defined as "surrounds inner, mix of dense, liquid Iron and Nickel"?

Which layer of Earth is 1,802 miles thick?

Which layer of Earth is the outermost layer, made of rock?

What type of energy transfer occurs when warm substances rise and cold substances fall, creating a slow current?