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Jeopardy

This educational overview explores fundamental concepts related to volcanoes, magma, and erosion. It explains the distinction between magma and lava, describes the Ring of Fire, and clarifies how geological processes like weathering and erosion reshape our planet. Topics include the formation of Hawaii's volcanic islands, the role of gravity, wind, and water in erosion, and the impact of tree roots on rocks. Additionally, it addresses related phenomena like earthquakes, glaciers, and the features of different landforms such as plains and plateaus.

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Jeopardy

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  1. Jeopardy

  2. ANSWER Magma is melted rock INSIDE a volcano

  3. QUESTION True: Magma is INSIDE the volcano and lava is outside

  4. ANSWER The ring of fire is a large fire pit in the woods

  5. QUESTION • False: the ring of fire is the name for the area around the Pacific Ocean where many of the world’s volcanoes are found.

  6. ANSWER • Hawaii is made up of islands made from volcanoes

  7. QUESTION • True: there are still volcanoes erupting there creating more land

  8. ANSWER • Gravity, Wind and Water can all cause erosion

  9. QUESTION • True!

  10. ANSWER • The shaking and sliding of the Earth is caused by erosion.

  11. QUESTION • False! It is caused by Earthquakes

  12. ANSWER • A large area of FLAT land

  13. QUESTION • What is a plain

  14. ANSWER • A large area of flat land that is high

  15. QUESTION • What is a plateau

  16. ANSWER • A large sheet of slowly moving ICE

  17. QUESTION • What is a glacier

  18. ANSWER • A large body of water completely surrounded by land

  19. QUESTION • What is a lake?

  20. ANSWER • The breaking apart and changing of rocks.

  21. QUESTION • What is weathering?

  22. ANSWER • There was a pile of dirt out on the playground. It rained for 7 days. The pile of dirt “disappeared”. What could have happened to it? • A. It eroded • B. It erupted • C. It fossilized • D. It evaporated

  23. QUESTION • It eroded

  24. ANSWER • The roots of a tree can cause weathering by: • A. Making food for the tree • B. Holding soil in place • C. Growing into cracks in rock and breaking up the rock. • D. Taking water in from the soil

  25. QUESTION • By growing into cracks in rock and breaking up the rock

  26. ANSWER • Magma is called lava when it reaches…. • The sea • The magma chamber • The Earth’s surface • The bottom of the mountain

  27. QUESTION The Earth’s surface

  28. ANSWER • Water trapped inside the cracks of rocks may freeze during the winter. This can cause….. • A. Earthquakes to occur • B. Rocks to break apart • C. Diamonds to form • D. Volcanic rocks to form

  29. QUESTION • Rocks to break apart

  30. ANSWER • As moving water slows down, what would you expect it to drop to the bottom of the river first. • A. Silt (very fine rock/sand) • B. sand • C. Gravel (small pebbles of rock) • D. Rocks (such as those you’d find in a driveway or larger)

  31. QUESTION • Rocks: the heavier the object the quicker it would drop to the bottom.

  32. ANSWER You may need me to see if the power goes out

  33. QUESTION • What is a flashlight

  34. ANSWER I can be a source of power in case there is no electricity. I come in many sizes such as AAA, AA, C, D

  35. QUESTION • What are batteries

  36. ANSWER • You may need to stock bottles of this in case the water lines are polluted.

  37. QUESTION What is water

  38. ANSWER • You may need to keep me handy in case there is no heat to keep you warm. I usually come in a twin, full, queen or king size

  39. QUESTION What is a blanket

  40. ANSWER • I can be powered by batteries but can be listened to in case you need to listen to a news report.

  41. QUESTION What is a radio

  42. ANSWER What is a coast

  43. QUESTION • A place where land and the ocean meet

  44. ANSWER What should you do during an earthquake?

  45. QUESTION • Cover your head, sit under a table or against an inside wall

  46. ANSWER Many earthquakes and Volcanoes occur in a special area call the “Ring of…….”

  47. QUESTION • What is the Ring of Fire

  48. ANSWER • Volcanoes are MOST likely to occur near the _______________ of a continent

  49. QUESTION • What is the edge of a continent

  50. ANSWER Which state would students practice earthquake drills? • New York • Vermont • California • Florida

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