'Extinct volcano' presentation slideshows

R ocks

R ocks. What is a Rock. A rock is a naturally occurring solid mixture composed of minerals , smaller rock fragments , organic material , or glass . The individual particles in a rock are known as grains . Types of Rocks. There three main types of rocks: Igneous Sedimentary

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Table of Contents

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Writing Strategies

Writing Strategies. 8 th Grade. The Writing Strategies Strand/Cluster.

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Geometry The Triangle Midsegment Theorem

Geometry The Triangle Midsegment Theorem. Warm up. Find each length. 1) NX 2) MR 3) NP. P. 1). S. 3. R. X. 4.5. 5.5. M. Q. N. The Triangle Midsegment Theorem.

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Mountain

Mountain. Mountains are parts of the landscape with steep slopes that rise 300 metres or more above their surroundings.

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Homework

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Kaluli

Kaluli. Longhouse Culture in Papua New Guinea. Location. Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea Mainly tropical rainforest Great Papuan Plateau The name Bosavi comes from the nearby Mount Bosavi Collapsed cone of an extinct volcano

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Volcanoes and plate tectonics

Volcanoes and plate tectonics. Lava Video. Volcanoes, magma, and lava. Volcanoes are weak spots in the crusts where molten material, or magma, comes to the surface. When magma reaches the surface it is called lava.

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Kaluli

Kaluli. Longhouse Culture in Papua New Guinea. Location. Southern Highlands of Papua New Guinea Mainly tropical rainforest Great Papuan Plateau The name Bosavi comes from the nearby Mount Bosavi Collapsed cone of an extinct volcano

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Volcanoes and earthquakes

Volcanoes and earthquakes. Caribbean Studies. Objectives. To explain what are earthquakes and volcanoes To identify major area of earthquake and volcanic activity. To assess the positive and negative effects of earthquakes and volcanoes. What are Earthquakes?.

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Running Water

Running Water. The hydrologic cycle is the flow of water circulation from ocean to atmosphere to land and back to the ocean. The Hydrologic Cycle. The river or stream is the component of the hydrologic cycle that will be focused on in our studies.

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Volcanism

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Earthwatch Student Expeditions & [Name of High School]

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NATURAL DISASTERS

NATURAL DISASTERS. Q & A. How does an earthquake occur? What damage can it cause?

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Draw a brief sketch of a volcano. Identify and define all parts of the volcano.

Draw a brief sketch of a volcano. Identify and define all parts of the volcano. List and define the three major locations where volcanoes can occur. Define Magma and Lava and tell how they are different. What is viscosity? What two factors affect the viscosity of Magma.

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