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When the earth's surface folds and breaks, what is formed
mountains
When the earth's surface
folds and breaks, what is formed?
mountains
What space shuttle was used for Christa McAuliffe's mission?
Challenger
What animals fiorst appeared on the earth?
fish
What are the 2 types of weathering?
Chemical and Mechanical
The breaking down of rocks is called
weathering
Running water, glaciers, waves, wind, and gravity are the 5 agents of
erosion
What process causes rock to turn back into magma?
melting
movement of heat through a solid such as a cup, land, or pot handle is called
conduction
A rock created from layers of pebbles cemented together is----
sedimentary
A rock that has minerals arranged in bands is
foliated
The shock waved produced by an eartquake are measured by a-----
seismograph
What is the most common type of erosion?
running water
When all the continents were together, it was called
Pangaea
Tides are caused mainly by the
moon
Heat and pressure form -----
rocks
metamorphic
During what seasons do equinoxes occur?
spring/fall
The heat transfer method that comes from the sun to the earth is called
radiation
The sun is closest to the Earth during the month of
January
What causes golbal winds?
Earth's uneven heating
What is groundwater ?
Water that soaks into the ground and collects in rock openings
The equinoxes usually occur around which dates in the month?
21 and 22
During what seasons do solstices occur?
winter/summer
The Richter scale measures the __________of an earthquake.
intensity