8.E.5 SubUnit Test Review

weathering

erosion

deposition

mechanical weathering

erosion

chemical weathering

deposition

gravity

water

fracture

glaciers

wind

chemical weathering

erosion

mechanical weathering

deposition

depsoition

erosion

chemical weathering

mechanical weathering

how they are formed

what crystals they contain

their color

their regional locations

intrusive igenous

extrusive igneous

sedimentary

metamorphic

weathering and erosion

high heat and pressure

cooling molten rock

cementation and compaction

cooling molten rock

high heat and or pressure

compaction and cementation

intrusive igenous

extrusive igneous

sedimentary

metamorphic

crust, inner core, mantle, outer core

crust, mantle, inner core, outer core

mantle, crust, outer core, inner core

crust, mantle, outer core, inner core,

oxgyen, silicon, alluminum

oxgyen, silicon,alluminum

aluminum, oxgyen, silicon

silicon, oxgyen, alluminum

oceanic crust

continental crust

there is only one type of crust

lithosphere, convection currents

asthenosphere, convection currents

lithosphere, continental currents

asthenosphere, continental currents

heat and pressure from layers above

it is not solid, it is liquid

the magnetic field keeps it solid

it is rocky

mantle

lithosphere

outer core

anthenosphere

inner core