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| pulling force that acts on all objects |
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| rapid movement of a large amount of rock and soil |
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| overflow of a stream or river |
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| land that becomes too full of water and slides down a slope |
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| gigantic slabs of rock that make up the Earth's crust |
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| cracks where Earth's plates come together |
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| movement in Earth's crust that is caused by a sudden shift of Earth's plates |
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| slow movement along a fault |
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| when plates push together |
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| when rocks slide past each other in different directions |
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| mountain that builds up around an opening in Earth's crust |
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| when melted rock, gases, and pieces of rock are forced out of a volcano |
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| place where magma partially melts through Earth's crust |
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| still erupting or able to erupt |
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| cup-like shape that forms around the vent of a volcano |
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