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Made when magma (hot liquid made of melted minerals) cools. Magma can slowly cool underground or quickly on the earth's surface, where it is called lava |
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Formed when sediments, pieces of rocks broken off by weathering and erosion, are compacted and cemented together.
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Formed when rock is transformed by heat and pressure. |
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| What part of the brain affects balance? |
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| What is in charge of all the functions your body needs to stay alive, like breathing air, digesting food, and circulating blood. |
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| What part of the brain controls temperature in the body? |
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| How many feet in 1 meter? |
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| How many pounds in a kilogram? |
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| 1 kilogram = 2.20462262 pounds |
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| How do you find the circumference of a circle? |
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| How do you find the area of a circle? |
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| What is the Ideal Gas Law |
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PV= knT or PV=nRT
(Pressure)(Volume)= (Number of moles)(Universal gas constant 8.31)(Temperature) |
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| The appearance of an organism resulting from its genotype |
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| Water evaporating from a leaf is called |
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| Water evaporating from a leaf is called |
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Physical weathering
Chemical weathering |
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| what provides the heat and energy necessary to create metamorphic rock |
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| The theory of tectonic plate movement states that |
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| the outer layer of earth's surface is broken into seven large plates and several smaller ones. |
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| What is the point at which the tectonic plates meet called? |
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| Define convergent boundary |
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| where two plates are moving against, or toward each other. |
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| Define divergent boundary |
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| where two plates pull appart |
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| one where two plates are sliding past eachother |
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| Natural phenomena such as mountain formation, volcanoes and earthquakes occur at this site |
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