Earth Explorer Alphabet

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Earth Explorer AlphabetVersion en ligne Earth science A→Z quiz par Charlie Dickson A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A An up-fold in rock layers (shape like the letter A). Starts with B A common igneous rock formed from cooled lava. Starts with C The tendency of a mineral to break along smooth, flat surfaces. Starts with D Movement of continents over time (part of continental drift concept). Starts with E Location on Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake. Starts with F The exact point deep underground where an earthquake begins. Starts with G Science dealing with Earth's physical structure and substances. Starts with H Potential danger from seismic or volcanic activity. Starts with I Rock formed from cooling of magma or lava. Starts with J Point where plates or layers meet and interact. Starts with K Related to energy of motion, as seismic waves travel. Starts with L How a mineral's surface reflects light (metallic, glassy, dull). Starts with M Earth's thick layer between crust and core; upper part solid, lower part semi-molten. Starts with N Rounded lumps within rocks formed by mineral deposits. Starts with O Process of mountain-building through tectonic forces. Starts with P Theory that the lithosphere is divided into large plates that move. Starts with Q Informal term for an earthquake. Starts with R Scale used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes. Starts with S Sensitive instrument that records earthquake vibrations. Starts with T Study of the movement and deformation of Earth's plates. Starts with U Solid part of the mantle beneath the crust. Starts with V Openings in the crust through which magma and gases escape. Starts with W Note: placeholder for missing term in prompt (unused). Starts with X Fragment of rock trapped in another rock, carried up from depth. Starts with Y Layers that are deposited most recently in a sequence. Starts with Z Patterned layering or organization in sedimentary rocks.

Earth Explorer AlphabetVersion en ligne

Earth science A→Z quiz

par Charlie Dickson

Starts with A

An up-fold in rock layers (shape like the letter A).

Starts with B

A common igneous rock formed from cooled lava.

Starts with C

The tendency of a mineral to break along smooth, flat surfaces.

Starts with D

Movement of continents over time (part of continental drift concept).

Starts with E

Location on Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake.

Starts with F

The exact point deep underground where an earthquake begins.

Starts with G

Science dealing with Earth's physical structure and substances.

Starts with H

Potential danger from seismic or volcanic activity.

Starts with I

Rock formed from cooling of magma or lava.

Starts with J

Point where plates or layers meet and interact.

Starts with K

Related to energy of motion, as seismic waves travel.

Starts with L

How a mineral's surface reflects light (metallic, glassy, dull).

Starts with M

Earth's thick layer between crust and core; upper part solid, lower part semi-molten.

Starts with N

Rounded lumps within rocks formed by mineral deposits.

Starts with O

Process of mountain-building through tectonic forces.

Starts with P

Theory that the lithosphere is divided into large plates that move.

Starts with Q

Informal term for an earthquake.

Starts with R

Scale used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes.

Starts with S

Sensitive instrument that records earthquake vibrations.

Starts with T

Study of the movement and deformation of Earth's plates.

Starts with U

Solid part of the mantle beneath the crust.

Starts with V

Openings in the crust through which magma and gases escape.

Starts with W

Note: placeholder for missing term in prompt (unused).

Starts with X

Fragment of rock trapped in another rock, carried up from depth.

Starts with Y

Layers that are deposited most recently in a sequence.

Starts with Z

Patterned layering or organization in sedimentary rocks.

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Earth Explorer AlphabetVersion en ligne

par Charlie Dickson

Starts with A

An up-fold in rock layers (shape like the letter A).

Starts with B

A common igneous rock formed from cooled lava.

Starts with C

The tendency of a mineral to break along smooth, flat surfaces.

Starts with D

Movement of continents over time (part of continental drift concept).

Starts with E

Location on Earth's surface directly above the focus of an earthquake.

Starts with F

The exact point deep underground where an earthquake begins.

Starts with G

Science dealing with Earth's physical structure and substances.

Starts with H

Potential danger from seismic or volcanic activity.

Starts with I

Rock formed from cooling of magma or lava.

Starts with J

Point where plates or layers meet and interact.

Starts with K

Related to energy of motion, as seismic waves travel.

Starts with L

How a mineral's surface reflects light (metallic, glassy, dull).

Starts with M

Earth's thick layer between crust and core; upper part solid, lower part semi-molten.

Starts with N

Rounded lumps within rocks formed by mineral deposits.

Starts with O

Process of mountain-building through tectonic forces.

Starts with P

Theory that the lithosphere is divided into large plates that move.

Starts with Q

Informal term for an earthquake.

Starts with R

Scale used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes.

Starts with S

Sensitive instrument that records earthquake vibrations.

Starts with T

Study of the movement and deformation of Earth's plates.

Starts with U

Solid part of the mantle beneath the crust.

Starts with V

Openings in the crust through which magma and gases escape.

Starts with W

Note: placeholder for missing term in prompt (unused).

Starts with X

Fragment of rock trapped in another rock, carried up from depth.

Starts with Y

Layers that are deposited most recently in a sequence.

Starts with Z

Patterned layering or organization in sedimentary rocks.