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| the sudden movement of rocks in Earth's crust |
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| a mountain that builds up around an opening in Earth's crust |
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| melted rock that flows out of a volcano |
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| melted rock inside Earth's mantle and crust |
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| the layer below the Earth's crust |
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| the deepest and hottest layer of Earth, in the center |
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| the movement of weathered rock sometimes caused by moving water, glaciers, or wind |
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| the slow process of breaking down rocks into smaller pieces |
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| a natural feature of land |
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| seven great areas of land on earth |
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| a rapid movement of rocks and soil down a hilll |
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| is a deep narrow, valley with steep sides. They often have rivers flowing through them |
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| a large body of salt water |
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| 3/4 of the Earth's surface is covered with |
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| The three layers of the Earth |
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| large amounts of water cover normally dry land. |
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| rapid changes to the land |
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| earthquakes, volcanoes, and floods |
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| weathering, erosion, and glaciers |
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| the slow movement of soil down steep hills |
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| a place that is much higher than the land around it. |
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| a thin band of land near the coast |
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| a low area with high sides |
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