SeafloorSpreadingOccurs ata mid-oceanridgeAbrahamOrtelius16th centurycartographer, pointedout geometricalsimilarity between thecoasts of theAmericas andEurope-AfricaCinderConevolcanobuilt from lava that isblown violently intothe air and breaksinto fragments thatpile up around thevolcano’s ventAsthenosphereThis layerbehaveslike SillyPuttySolid,dense iron& nickelsphereinnercoreContinentalcrustmadefromgraniteNormalFaultFault thatoccurs atdivergentboundaries asrocks are pulledapartTransformboundarywhere platesslidesidewayspast eachotherMantleSolid, rockylayer that makesup more that82% of Earth'svolumelaharavolcanicmudflowStrato orcompositevolcanovolcano builtof layers ofalternatinglava flow andtephraPangaeaEarth'slast"super-continent"volcanicashmade of sharpfragments of rocksand volcanic glasseach less than twomillimeters acrossSubductionOcean platedives underanother plateHot, liquidrock whenit's beneaththe surfaceMagmaReverseFaultFault that occursat convergentboundaries asrocks are arepushed togetherfocus orhypocenterIn anearthquake, theinitial pointwhere the rocksrupture in thecrustRingof Fire80% of all theplanet'searthquakes occuralong the rim ofthe Pacific Ocean,called what?convergentboundarywhereplatescometogethera series of enormousocean waves causedby earthquakes,underwaterlandslides, volcaniceruptions, or asteroidimpactstsunamiShieldvolcanohuge, gently slopingvolcanoes built ofvery thin lavaspreading out in alldirections from acentral ventepicenterIn an earthquake,the point on theland surface that isdirectly above thefocus.OuterCoreGeneratesEarth'smagneticfieldAlfredWegenerProposedthe theory ofContinentalDriftoceaniccrustmadefrombasaltseismographEarthquakesare recordedby thisinstrumentthe dominantrock type inthe mantleperodititepyroclasticflowanavalanche ofhot rocks,ash, andtoxic gasFault that occurs atconvergentboundariesTransformBoundaries as rocksare pushedhorizontally inopposite directionsStrike-SlipFaultlithospherelayer brokeninto largeplates thatcarry thecrustHot, liquidrock whenit's on thesurfaceLavaMantleconvectiondriving force behindplate tectonics; Hotmaterial near theEarth's core rises,and colder mantlerock sinksSeafloorSpreadingOccurs ata mid-oceanridgeAbrahamOrtelius16th centurycartographer, pointedout geometricalsimilarity between thecoasts of theAmericas andEurope-AfricaCinderConevolcanobuilt from lava that isblown violently intothe air and breaksinto fragments thatpile up around thevolcano’s ventAsthenosphereThis layerbehaveslike SillyPuttySolid,dense iron& nickelsphereinnercoreContinentalcrustmadefromgraniteNormalFaultFault thatoccurs atdivergentboundaries asrocks are pulledapartTransformboundarywhere platesslidesidewayspast eachotherMantleSolid, rockylayer that makesup more that82% of Earth'svolumelaharavolcanicmudflowStrato orcompositevolcanovolcano builtof layers ofalternatinglava flow andtephraPangaeaEarth'slast"super-continent"volcanicashmade of sharpfragments of rocksand volcanic glasseach less than twomillimeters acrossSubductionOcean platedives underanother plateHot, liquidrock whenit's beneaththe surfaceMagmaReverseFaultFault that occursat convergentboundaries asrocks are arepushed togetherfocus orhypocenterIn anearthquake, theinitial pointwhere the rocksrupture in thecrustRingof Fire80% of all theplanet'searthquakes occuralong the rim ofthe Pacific Ocean,called what?convergentboundarywhereplatescometogethera series of enormousocean waves causedby earthquakes,underwaterlandslides, volcaniceruptions, or asteroidimpactstsunamiShieldvolcanohuge, gently slopingvolcanoes built ofvery thin lavaspreading out in alldirections from acentral ventepicenterIn an earthquake,the point on theland surface that isdirectly above thefocus.OuterCoreGeneratesEarth'smagneticfieldAlfredWegenerProposedthe theory ofContinentalDriftoceaniccrustmadefrombasaltseismographEarthquakesare recordedby thisinstrumentthe dominantrock type inthe mantleperodititepyroclasticflowanavalanche ofhot rocks,ash, andtoxic gasFault that occurs atconvergentboundariesTransformBoundaries as rocksare pushedhorizontally inopposite directionsStrike-SlipFaultlithospherelayer brokeninto largeplates thatcarry thecrustHot, liquidrock whenit's on thesurfaceLavaMantleconvectiondriving force behindplate tectonics; Hotmaterial near theEarth's core rises,and colder mantlerock sinks

Geology Mr. Kelly - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Occurs at a mid-ocean ridge
    Seafloor Spreading
  2. 16th century cartographer, pointed out geometrical similarity between the coasts of the Americas and Europe-Africa
    Abraham Ortelius
  3. built from lava that is blown violently into the air and breaks into fragments that pile up around the volcano’s vent
    Cinder Cone volcano
  4. This layer behaves like Silly Putty
    Asthenosphere
  5. inner core
    Solid, dense iron & nickel sphere
  6. made from granite
    Continental crust
  7. Fault that occurs at divergent boundaries as rocks are pulled apart
    Normal Fault
  8. where plates slide sideways past each other
    Transform boundary
  9. Solid, rocky layer that makes up more that 82% of Earth's volume
    Mantle
  10. a volcanic mudflow
    lahar
  11. volcano built of layers of alternating lava flow and tephra
    Strato or composite volcano
  12. Earth's last "super-continent"
    Pangaea
  13. made of sharp fragments of rocks and volcanic glass each less than two millimeters across
    volcanic ash
  14. Ocean plate dives under another plate
    Subduction
  15. Magma
    Hot, liquid rock when it's beneath the surface
  16. Fault that occurs at convergent boundaries as rocks are are pushed together
    Reverse Fault
  17. In an earthquake, the initial point where the rocks rupture in the crust
    focus or hypocenter
  18. 80% of all the planet's earthquakes occur along the rim of the Pacific Ocean, called what?
    Ring of Fire
  19. where plates come together
    convergent boundary
  20. tsunami
    a series of enormous ocean waves caused by earthquakes, underwater landslides, volcanic eruptions, or asteroid impacts
  21. huge, gently sloping volcanoes built of very thin lava spreading out in all directions from a central vent
    Shield volcano
  22. In an earthquake, the point on the land surface that is directly above the focus.
    epicenter
  23. Generates Earth's magnetic field
    Outer Core
  24. Proposed the theory of Continental Drift
    Alfred Wegener
  25. made from basalt
    oceanic crust
  26. Earthquakes are recorded by this instrument
    seismograph
  27. peroditite
    the dominant rock type in the mantle
  28. an avalanche of hot rocks, ash, and toxic gas
    pyroclastic flow
  29. Strike-Slip Fault
    Fault that occurs at convergent boundaries Transform Boundaries as rocks are pushed horizontally in opposite directions
  30. layer broken into large plates that carry the crust
    lithosphere
  31. Lava
    Hot, liquid rock when it's on the surface
  32. driving force behind plate tectonics; Hot material near the Earth's core rises, and colder mantle rock sinks
    Mantle convection