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Mr. Holzshu's review of the layers of the Earth, plates, and boundaries.

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Rocks have properties that can be   show
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show identification.  
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Rocks move and change over time due to   show
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Rocks move and change over time due to   show
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show from one type to another.  
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sedimentary rocks   show
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show melted and cooled, e.g., lava and magma  
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show changed by heat and pressure.  
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show 4.6 billion years old.  
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Fossils provide   show
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show four concentric layers  
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show rocky material.  
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show molten rock.  
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The innermost layers are composed mostly of   show
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show increase with depth beneath the surface.  
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show movement of material within Earth.  
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show plates  
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show the boundaries of the plates (faults).  
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show convergent boundaries  
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show divergent boundaries  
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show transform boundaries, also called strike-slip or sliding boundaries  
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show current and past plate movements.  
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show chemically and physically.  
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The products of weathering include   show
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show eroded  
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Materials can be deposited in new locations as sediment   show
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Humans   show
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show the impact on the land can be controlled  
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show The area of tectonic plates with the most amount of active volcanoes in the world.  
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Mountains   show
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show This is magma outside of the Earth.  
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show This is the theory of a "super continent", when the Earth was a single landmass.  
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show This is what college students use to keep good grades.  
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show This is someone who was old enough to live on Pangaea.  
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Mariana Trench   show
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show The average thickness of the Earth's crust.  
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mantle   show
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Earthquakes   show
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Transform Faults   show
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show Comes from magma cooling when it reaches the crust.  
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show Where magma from the mantle comes from.  
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show When convergent plates come together and push downward, these form.  
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Mountains   show
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Mid-ocean ridges   show
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faults   show
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