Earth Structure and Processes
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Match the following terms related to Earth's structure with their correct definitions:

Crust = The outer layer of the Earth Mantle = The layer of the Earth below the crust, consisting of magma Core = The center of the Earth External Structure = Materials making up the surface of the Earth that we can see

Match the following volcanic terms with their descriptions:

Composite Volcano = A volcano that erupts lava and ash, building a cone-shaped mountain Crater = A large hole at the top of a volcano where material erupts Erupt = To shoot out suddenly, like boiling milk over a stovetop Vent = A hole, like those in building vents to allow air flow

Match the following terms related to volcanic activity with their definitions:

Magma = Melted rocks beneath the Earth's surface Lava = Magma that has reached the Earth's surface Ash = Burnt material, like the powder left after burning wood Plateau = A flat uplifted area of rock, like much of India and Africa

Match the following terms associated with earthquakes with their descriptions:

<p>Earthquake = A shaking of the Earth Focus = The point within the Earth where an earthquake originates Epicenter = The point on the Earth's surface directly above the focus Landslide = A mass of rock and soil that slides down a slope, often triggered by an earthquake</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms related to animal characteristics with their descriptions:

<p>Beak = A hard, pointed structure on a bird's mouth Fins = Flat, paddle-like structures used for swimming in fish Crack open = To break apart, like a shell or an egg Gills = Organs in fish that allow them to breathe underwater</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms associated with danger and risk with their definitions:

<p>Risk = The possibility of something bad happening Secondary Cone = A small volcano that erupts on the side of the main volcano Transfers = Movement or exchange of energy or matter Coastal area = A low-lying area along the border between land and sea</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms related to the internal and external structure of the Earth with their descriptions:

<p>Internal Structure = The materials that make up the inside of the Earth External Structure = The materials that make up the surface of the Earth Magma = Melted rock beneath the Earth's surface Ash = Burnt material, like the powder left after burning wood</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Earth Structure and Processes

  • Core: The center of the Earth, always meaning "at the center".
  • Crust: The hard outer layer of the Earth, similar to the outer layer of bread.
  • External Structure: The visible surface materials of Earth.
  • Internal Structure: The invisible materials inside the Earth.
  • Magma: Melted rock.
  • Mantle: The layer below the crust, made of magma.
  • Ash: Burnt material, often a grey powder.
  • Composite Volcano: A volcano making a cone shape from lava and ash.
  • Crater: The large hole at the top of a volcano where eruption occurs.
  • Erupt: To shoot out suddenly, like milk from a saucepan.
  • Lava: Magma that reaches the Earth's surface.
  • Plateau: A flat, elevated area of rock, like parts of India and Africa.
  • Risk: The possibility of something happening; e.g. falling from a tree.
  • Secondary Cone: A smaller volcano that forms on the side of a larger one.
  • Vent: An opening, like a hole in a building or volcano.
  • Coastal Area: A low-lying region along a coastline, where land meets the sea.

Earthquakes

  • Coastal Area: Land near the coast.
  • Earthquake: A shaking of the Earth.
  • Epicenter: The point on the surface directly above the earthquake's origin.
  • Focus: The point within the Earth where an earthquake originates.
  • Landslide: A mass of rocks and soil that rapidly slides down a slope, triggered by vibrations.
  • Transfers: The movement of something, like energy, from one place to another.
  • Tsunami: A huge wave caused by an undersea earthquake.
  • Wave: A way energy travels, like through the Earth's crust after an earthquake.

Different Habitats

  • Beak: A bird's mouth.
  • Crack open: To split apart.
  • Fins: Body parts of some creatures.
  • Gills: Breathing organs of certain water animals.
  • Strain: To push or pull with force.

Volcanoes

  • Ash: Burnt material, often powdery.
  • Composite Volcano: A conical mountain made of multiple materials.
  • Crater: A large hole at the volcano's top.
  • Erupt: To suddenly release materials.
  • Lava: Molten rock that reaches the surface.
  • Plateau: A flat, uplifted area of rock.
  • Risk: The possibility of something happening.
  • Secondary Cone: A smaller volcano on the side of a bigger one.
  • Vent: A hole or opening.

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Explore the fundamental components of the Earth, including the core, crust, and mantle. This quiz delves into the processes of volcanism and the formation of various geological features. Test your knowledge on the internal and external structures of our planet and the definitions of key terms related to earth science.

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