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Anticline

upword fold

Syncline

downword fold

Fracture

break in a rock

Word

Definition

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Anticline

upword fold

Syncline

dwnword fold

Fracture

break in a rock

Fault

Break in Earth's crust along which movement occurs.

Landform

physical features on earths solid surface

Elevation

height of a point on earth above or below sea level

Summit

highest point on a mountiantop

Floded mountian

Mountain formed by the folding of rock layers.

Dome mountain

mountian formed when upfolds in rocks creat a rounded structer that looks like a bowl turned upside down

Fault-block mountain

mountian formed when normal faults uplift a block of rock

PLain

Large, flat area just above sea level

Plateau

large, flat area at a high elevation

Volcanism

Movement of magma inside Earth

Lava

magma that reaches earths surface

Vent

volcano opening from which lava flows

volcano

Vent and the volcanic material around it

Crater

pit at the top of a volcano cone

Caldera

large hole that forms when the roof of a magma dome collapses

Shield cone

volcanic cone made up of layer of hardened lava

Cinder cone

Volcanic cone made up of rock particles, dust, and ash

Composite cone

volcanic cone made up of alternating layers of lava and rock paeticles

Earthquake

sudden strong movement of earths crust

Focus

point beneath earths surface where an earthquake starts

Epicenter

place on earths surface directly above the focus

Seismc wave

Earthquake wave

Seismograph

instrument that detects and measures earthquake

P-wave

fastest earthquake wave

S-wave

Second earthquake wave to be recorded at a seismograph station

L-wave

surface wave

Richter scale

scale that measures the energy released by an earthquake

Tsunami

large ocena wave caused by an earthquake

Ring of Fire

major earthquake and volcanic zone that almost forms a circle arount the Pacific Ocean