Pangealandmass whenall continentswere joined200-300 millionyears agosedimentaryrockrockproduced bycementationof sedimentgemA mineral ororganic stone thatis chosen to becut, polished, andused typically injewelrycontinentAny of the 7largelandmassesinto which theEarth is divideddivergentfaultmovementsthat moveaway fromeach othervolcanoa vent in theearth's crustthat expelmagma, ash,etc.strataLayers ofrock foundin theEarth's crustsubductionzonean area wheretwo platescollide and oneslips under theothercontinentaldriftthe name ofthe process ofthe continentsmoving overtimes-wavessecondarywaves thatmove "sideto side"weatheringThe gradualwearingdown of rockby wind orwatermetamorphicrockrockproduced bymassivepressureand/or heatmountainrangeA chain, orline, ofmountainsconnectedtogetherp-wavesprimarywavesthat "pushand pull"earthquakesa series ofvibrations inthe earth'scrustfaultscracks in theearth causedby themovement ofits platesconvergentfault movementsthat movetogether/towardseach otherseismicwavean undergroundshockwave thattravels outwardfrom the focusof anearthquakeoreA mineral fromwhich we canextract a usefulsubstance,such as a metallavamolten rockat and onthe surfaceof the earthmagmamoltenrockinside theEarthspreadingridgea ridge underthe ocean thatspreads outsideways asmagma wells upalong its centerfreeze-thawweatheringProcess ofwaterexpanding incracks frombeing frozenstarburstsstarburstsfossilTheimpression orremains of anancient plantor animaltransformingfaultmovementsthat slideerosionThe movementof particles ofsoil, sand, orrock by wind orwater to a newlocationmercalliscaleA scale that ratesearthquakes fromI to XII based onthe effects of theshaking and thedamageigneousrockvolcanicrockRichterscaleA scale thatratesearthquakesfrom 1 to 10Pangealandmass whenall continentswere joined200-300 millionyears agosedimentaryrockrockproduced bycementationof sedimentgemA mineral ororganic stone thatis chosen to becut, polished, andused typically injewelrycontinentAny of the 7largelandmassesinto which theEarth is divideddivergentfaultmovementsthat moveaway fromeach othervolcanoa vent in theearth's crustthat expelmagma, ash,etc.strataLayers ofrock foundin theEarth's crustsubductionzonean area wheretwo platescollide and oneslips under theothercontinentaldriftthe name ofthe process ofthe continentsmoving overtimes-wavessecondarywaves thatmove "sideto side"weatheringThe gradualwearingdown of rockby wind orwatermetamorphicrockrockproduced bymassivepressureand/or heatmountainrangeA chain, orline, ofmountainsconnectedtogetherp-wavesprimarywavesthat "pushand pull"earthquakesa series ofvibrations inthe earth'scrustfaultscracks in theearth causedby themovement ofits platesconvergentfault movementsthat movetogether/towardseach otherseismicwavean undergroundshockwave thattravels outwardfrom the focusof anearthquakeoreA mineral fromwhich we canextract a usefulsubstance,such as a metallavamolten rockat and onthe surfaceof the earthmagmamoltenrockinside theEarthspreadingridgea ridge underthe ocean thatspreads outsideways asmagma wells upalong its centerfreeze-thawweatheringProcess ofwaterexpanding incracks frombeing frozenstarburstsstarburstsfossilTheimpression orremains of anancient plantor animaltransformingfaultmovementsthat slideerosionThe movementof particles ofsoil, sand, orrock by wind orwater to a newlocationmercalliscaleA scale that ratesearthquakes fromI to XII based onthe effects of theshaking and thedamageigneousrockvolcanicrockRichterscaleA scale thatratesearthquakesfrom 1 to 10

Junior High Earth Science - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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I I
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O O
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  1. B-landmass when all continents were joined 200-300 million years ago
    B-Pangea
  2. B-rock produced by cementation of sediment
    B-sedimentary rock
  3. O-A mineral or organic stone that is chosen to be cut, polished, and used typically in jewelry
    O-gem
  4. B-Any of the 7 large landmasses into which the Earth is divided
    B-continent
  5. O-fault movements that move away from each other
    O-divergent
  6. G-a vent in the earth's crust that expel magma, ash, etc.
    G-volcano
  7. G-Layers of rock found in the Earth's crust
    G-strata
  8. I-an area where two plates collide and one slips under the other
    I-subduction zone
  9. O-the name of the process of the continents moving over time
    O-continental drift
  10. G-secondary waves that move "side to side"
    G-s-waves
  11. N-The gradual wearing down of rock by wind or water
    N-weathering
  12. O-rock produced by massive pressure and/or heat
    O-metamorphic rock
  13. B-A chain, or line, of mountains connected together
    B-mountain range
  14. N-primary waves that "push and pull"
    N-p-waves
  15. I-a series of vibrations in the earth's crust
    I-earthquakes
  16. N-cracks in the earth caused by the movement of its plates
    N-faults
  17. B-fault movements that move together/towards each other
    B-convergent
  18. N-an underground shockwave that travels outward from the focus of an earthquake
    N-seismic wave
  19. B-A mineral from which we can extract a useful substance, such as a metal
    B-ore
  20. O-molten rock at and on the surface of the earth
    O-lava
  21. G-molten rock inside the Earth
    G-magma
  22. B-a ridge under the ocean that spreads out sideways as magma wells up along its center
    B-spreading ridge
  23. G-Process of water expanding in cracks from being frozen
    G-freeze-thaw weathering
  24. N-starbursts
    N-starbursts
  25. I-The impression or remains of an ancient plant or animal
    I-fossil
  26. I-fault movements that slide
    I-transforming
  27. I-The movement of particles of soil, sand, or rock by wind or water to a new location
    I-erosion
  28. O-A scale that rates earthquakes from I to XII based on the effects of the shaking and the damage
    O-mercalli scale
  29. I-volcanic rock
    I-igneous rock
  30. G-A scale that rates earthquakes from 1 to 10
    G-Richter scale