| Question | |
| Largest division of geologic time (encompassing the longest time). | |
| Has mass and takes up space. | |
| The layer of atmosphere closest to the crust of the Earth where most weather occurs. | |
| Pattern of weather over many years in a region. | |
| One of the six basic mineral crystalline shapes. | |
| The Mesozoic was the age of th_________ | |
| The most common mineral in the Earth's crust. | |
| The land heats and cools_________than the water which causes land and sea breezes. | |
| Similar fossils and rock layers on different continents led to Alfred Wegner's theory of ________________. | |
| Process in which oceanic crusts are forced under continental crust. | |
| An explanation of how or why something happens in the world that is backed up by a lot of data and observations. | |
| Hardest mineral on the Moh's hardness scale. | |
| The _________________effect and differences in the heating of the oceans and land create distinct wind patterns on earth. | |
| A charged atom. | |
| Temperature at which a liquid becomes a gas. | |
| Factors that you try NOT to change in order to test what is changed in an experiment. | |
| Size of crystals formed when magma cools very slowly. | |
| Term referring to the dropping of sediments that were eroded. | |
| Type of organism in Earth's percambrian history responsible for changing Earth's atmosohere by producing oxygen. | |
| Rock formed from magma rich in magnesium and iron but poor in silica. | |
| Type of electromagnetic waves that have been known to kill bacteria and cause skin cancer. | |
| Type of weathering caused by ice, animals, water, plant roots, etc. but does NOT change the chemical composition of the rock. | |
| Moraines, till, outwash, and plucking are all terms associated with this agent of erosion. | |
| The tilt of the Earth's axis with respect to the sun causes ____________ | |
| Properties of matter that result in the changing of that matter into a new substance | |