GEOSPHERE Alphabet

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GEOSPHERE AlphabetVersion en ligne Earth science alphabet quiz par Jara A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Starts with A Gaseous layer that surrounds Earth. Starts with B The part of Earth where life develops. Starts with C Earth’s outermost layer, continental or oceanic. Starts with D Areas where minerals or rocks have been deposited. Starts with E Process by which soil and rocks are worn away. Starts with F (Note: not in provided text; placeholder for alignment) Starts with G A mineral composed of lead sulfide; example of minerals. Starts with H Resistance of a mineral to being scratched (Mohs scale). Starts with I Rocks formed from cooling magma or lava (magmatic). Starts with J Fractures in rocks where they break along planes. Starts with K Groundwater shapes soluble rocks, forming caves and sinkholes. Starts with L Shine of a mineral’s surface (metallic, vitreous, etc.). Starts with M Layer below the crust; rocks are denser than the crust. Starts with N A metal in the core’s composition (iron-nickel alloy). Starts with O Denser, younger crust forming the ocean floor. Starts with P Solid volcanic material ejected during eruptions. Starts with Q Mineral known for its variety of colors; its streak is white. Starts with R Natural aggregates of one or more minerals; can be igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic. Starts with S Relating to seismic waves or seismograms used to study Earth's interior. Starts with T (Note: not explicit; placeholder for alignment) Starts with U A uranium-rich mineral used in nuclear energy. Starts with V Structures formed by volcanic material erupting to the surface. Starts with W Process that breaks down rocks at Earth’s surface.

GEOSPHERE Alphabet

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Starts with A

Gaseous layer that surrounds Earth.

Starts with B

The part of Earth where life develops.

Starts with C

Earth’s outermost layer, continental or oceanic.

Starts with D

Areas where minerals or rocks have been deposited.

Starts with E

Process by which soil and rocks are worn away.

Starts with F

(Note: not in provided text; placeholder for alignment)

Starts with G

A mineral composed of lead sulfide; example of minerals.

Starts with H

Resistance of a mineral to being scratched (Mohs scale).

Starts with I

Rocks formed from cooling magma or lava (magmatic).

Starts with J

Fractures in rocks where they break along planes.

Starts with K

Groundwater shapes soluble rocks, forming caves and sinkholes.

Starts with L

Shine of a mineral’s surface (metallic, vitreous, etc.).

Starts with M

Layer below the crust; rocks are denser than the crust.

Starts with N

A metal in the core’s composition (iron-nickel alloy).

Starts with O

Denser, younger crust forming the ocean floor.

Starts with P

Solid volcanic material ejected during eruptions.

Starts with Q

Mineral known for its variety of colors; its streak is white.

Starts with R

Natural aggregates of one or more minerals; can be igneous, sedimentary, or metamorphic.

Starts with S

Relating to seismic waves or seismograms used to study Earth's interior.

Starts with T

(Note: not explicit; placeholder for alignment)

Starts with U

A uranium-rich mineral used in nuclear energy.

Starts with V

Structures formed by volcanic material erupting to the surface.

Starts with W

Process that breaks down rocks at Earth’s surface.