A physical feature on Earth's surface, crust, landform, earthquake, volcano, The rocky, outermost layer of Earth's surface, tsunami, epicenter, crust, weathering, The breaking down of rocks into smaller pieces, crust, deposition, landform, weathering, A large wave that is often caused by an earthquake under the ocean, tsunami, fault, mantle, acid rain, a sudden shaking of Earth's crust, earthquake, deposition, hot spot, lava, The process of dropping off weathered rock, sediment, deposition, plate tectonic, erosion, An opening in Earth's crust though which melted rock may flow, meander, magma, volcano, hydrosphere, The point on Earth's surface just above the focus a crack in Earth's crust, weathering, crust, glacier, epicenter, A crack in Earth's crust, floodplain, deposition, atmosphere, fault, A bend, or S-shaped curve, in a river is called a ____., floodplain, meander, magma, fault, A mass of ice that moves slowly over land is called a(n) ___., S wave, levee, glacier, dune, The scientific theory that Earth's crust is made of moving plates is called ___., plate tectonic, erosion, deposition, weathering, A fixed pool of magma in the mantle that melts through a tectonic plate is called a(n) ___., flood, erosion, focus, hot spot, The layer of Earth below the crust is called the ___., tsunami, meander, deposition, mantle, The movement of weathered rock is called ___., erosion, tsunami, hot spot, sediment, The gases that surround Earth are called the ___., hydrosphere, atmosphere, weathering, sediment, Bits of soil or rock that may be eroded and deposition are called ___., lava, magma, sediment, crust

Chapter 5 Our Dynamic Earth

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