science

Question 1

The physical and
chemical
breakdown of
Earth’s materials

Answer 1

weatheting

Question 2

The transport of
materials from one
place to another by
water, wind or ice.

Answer 2

erosion

Question 3

Lava flows to create
new surface material,
and rock debris and
volcanic ash are
deposited on Earth’s surface.

Answer 3

volacin erultions

Question 4

are built when
continental tectonic plates move and
collide against each other, causing
the plate boundaries to crumple

Answer 4

mountain ranges

Question 5

A process where Earth material’s
may also be transported and left
behind by water,
wind or ice which
creates a new land.

Answer 5

deposition

Question 6

These rocks have been elevated,
usually more than 600 m from its
surroundings as tectonic plates move
against each other.

Answer 6

mountains

Question 7

When rocks are subjected to
very large amounts of stress
that they cannot withstand.

Answer 7

faulting

Question 8

Highest regions of deformed and
disturbed rocks with steep slopes.

Answer 8

mountains

Question 9

also help
shape landforms because they
determine the
amount of
available water
that weather and
erode the land.

Answer 9

climatic conditions

Question 10

Results when rocks are
compressed and bent deep under
Earth’s surface.

Answer 10

folding

Question 11

Processes that
happen when
stress in rocks
causes them to
deform and
change shape.

Answer 11

foliding and faulting

Question 12

Elevated surface features that may be
thousands of kilometers long and
hundreds of kilometers wide.

Answer 12

kountain ranges

Question 13

Hot molten rock or magma
that has erupted onto Earth’s
crust.

Answer 13

lava

Question 14

An airborne matter from
a volcanic eruption and
can be in any size.

Answer 14

tephra

Question 15

The longest in the
Philippines and stretches
from Cagayan province in the north and
ends in Quezon province in southern Luzon.

Answer 15

sierra madre

Question 16

Rock or lava fragments
blasted off in a semi-solid
state and with a diameter
greater than 64 mm

Answer 16

bombs

Question 17

Opening of the volcano
where the materials are
ejected.

Answer 17

vent

Question 18

Fragments between 2 and
64 mm in diameter

Answer 18

lapili

Question 19

Rock or lava fragments
blasted off in a solid state and
with a diameter greater than
64 mm

Answer 19

blocks

Question 20

Fragments less than 2 mm
in diameter

Answer 20

ash

Question 21

Lava erupts like
fountains or pours
out like a flood

Answer 21

fissures

Question 22

A special kind of volcano that is wide, low,
and circular

Answer 22

maar

Question 23

example of maar

Answer 23

aligator lake

Question 24

May be formed by the
melting of glaciers,
water currents or
erosion and deposition.

Answer 24

hills

Question 25

These are squat volcanoes that are much shorter than volcanoes like Mayon or Kanlaon.

Answer 25

cinder cones

Question 26

Some are small and flat while others are high and rolling.

Answer 26

hills

Question 27

Long cracks in the ground like some volcanoes in Hawaii

Answer 27

fissurez

Question 28

Most famous tourist attraction and consist of at least 1268 hills with heights anywhere between 30 and 50 meters.

Answer 28

choclate hills

Question 29

Broad, vast flat lands that roll slightly and elevation changes little.

Answer 29

plains