Which science term indicates a science idea that is"A+, blue ribbon, gold star, as solid as science gets",and has been tested over and over and has, so far, always been supported?

The study of the rocks and minerals that make up Earth, the processes that form and change these rocks, and the history of the planet and its life-forms since its origin.

All the water on Earth, including the water in the atmosphere and frozen water

What is pseudoscience?

The uncomfortable feeling when a person is presented with evidence that doesn't match their current view

What is a reason we use the metric system in science?

The prefix Deca- means?

The prefix Kilo- means?

The prefix centi- means?

What is the base unit of length?

What is the unit we use for time?

This line horizontally circles the Earth and divides Earth into northern and southern hemispheres.

What is another name for the 180^o line of longitude (opposite of the Prime Meridian) where we mark the beginning of the new day?

What is one problem with the Mercator map?

This system would be used for natural disaster planning. For example, an image might be made of an area before and after a hurricane.

This system is located on a ship and is used to map the ocean floors, mountains, and valleys. It may be used by fishing fleets, deep-sea drilling operations, and scientists.

This system requires a plane to fly a grid of lasers that maps the ground. Images are then cleaned up to reveal distances to objects. Amond other used, LiDar can be used to map archeological finds.

This satellite navigation system uses 29 satellites to help users locate their approximate position

Which ocean is this?

We can dig, drill, and send sensors down to investigate Earth's layers

What is the outermost layer of the planet?

What kind of rock forms the oceanic crust?

This sublayer includes the crust and upper mantle and is made of rigid, brittle rock plates that move.

Heat from the core causes these currents which slowly move the asthenosphere

The movement of liquid iron in the outer core is responsible for what?

What state of matter is the inner core?

This layer of Earth's functions as our nuclear engine which heats everything else providing for the magnetic field, convection currents, and plate movement.

What happens to the density from the crust to the core?

What happens to the temperature from the crust to the core?

Why is the inner core solid even though it is very, very hot?

Which layer includes the ocean floor all the way to the surface of the mountain tops?

How do we know about the inside of the Earth?

Molten rock above the ground is called

This type of rock is a volcanic rock, made from cooled lava or magma.

This type of igneous rock is formed below the Earth's surface.

Extrusive igneous rocks are formed on Earth's surface from hardened lava. These rocks have what size of grains or particles?

This is granite. According to the large grains, what type of rock would this be?

Which rock took longer to form?

The three (3) types of volcanoes are ____ (mark all that apply)

What is a pyroclastic flow?

Where is magma located?

What type of debris is the smallest and floats on air?

What type of debris is the is about the size of golf balls?

Which volcano is small in size and erodes quickly?

Which volcano is medium in size and erupts violently?

Which volcano is largest in size and erupts gently?

Which volcano is largest in size and erupts gently?

Where are volcanoes located?

Where is the earthquake located?

Which seismograph station is the farthest away?

Which wave can travel through all materials?

What is the minimum number of seismograph stations needed to locate an earthquake epicenter?