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Directions: Fill in the missing word to complete the statements below. Earth's Intenal heat originated from 1) residual heat when Earth was formed and 2) drives geologic due to the movement of Earth's materials. Earth's 3) events such as formation of mountains, volcanoes, mountain ranges and ridges, as well as igneous and metamorphic rocks. This heat also powers the movement of 4) earthquakes. 5) and a hot liquid base known as melt. 6). and the occurrence of Is a mixture of molten rocks, minerals, suspended crystals, dissolved gases is collected and stored in magma chamber. 7) refers to the formation and movement of magma under the Earth's surface. Magma is This usually occurs in the 9) The formation of magma is affected Sually formed when the melting of materials such as rocks are 8) mid - ocean ridges and 10) y temperature. pressure and water.

Directions: Fill in the missing word to complete the statements below. Earth's Intenal heat originated from 1) residual heat when Earth was formed and 2) drives geologic due to the movement of Earth's materials. Earth's 3) events such as formation of mountains, volcanoes, mountain ranges and ridges, as well as igneous and metamorphic rocks. This heat also powers the movement of 4) earthquakes. 5) and a hot liquid base known as melt. 6). and the occurrence of Is a mixture of molten rocks, minerals, suspended crystals, dissolved gases is collected and stored in magma chamber. 7) refers to the formation and movement of magma under the Earth's surface. Magma is This usually occurs in the 9) The formation of magma is affected Sually formed when the melting of materials such as rocks are 8) mid - ocean ridges and 10) y temperature. pressure and water.

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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Reference: Quarter: Week: 3 Lesson: 2 INTEGRATED IN FAITH, LEARNING AND LIFE (IFLL): (COPY FROM THE MODULE) Checking for Understanding Directions: Fill in the missing word to complete the statements below. Earth's Intemal heat originated from 1) residual heat when Earth was formed and 2) due to the movement of Earth's materials, Earth's 3) drives geologic events such as formation of mountains, volcanoes, mountain ranges and ridges, as well as igneoUs and metamorphic rocks. Thls heat also powers the movement of 4) earthquakes. 5) and a hot liquid base known as melt. 6). and the occurrence of is a mixture of molten rocks, minerals, suspended crystals, dissolved gases is collected and stored in magma chamber. 7) refers to the formation and movement of magma under the Earth's surface. Magma is This usually occurs in the 9) The formation of magma is affected Usually formed when the melting of materials such mid - ocean ridges and 10) rocks are 8) by temperature, pressure and water. Gulde questions 1. What do you think will happen if the continental crust is less dense than the oceanic crust? 2. What will happen if there's no water in the subduction plate? 3. How does volatile substance affect the formation of magma?
Transcribed Image Text:Reference: Quarter: Week: 3 Lesson: 2 INTEGRATED IN FAITH, LEARNING AND LIFE (IFLL): (COPY FROM THE MODULE) Checking for Understanding Directions: Fill in the missing word to complete the statements below. Earth's Intemal heat originated from 1) residual heat when Earth was formed and 2) due to the movement of Earth's materials, Earth's 3) drives geologic events such as formation of mountains, volcanoes, mountain ranges and ridges, as well as igneoUs and metamorphic rocks. Thls heat also powers the movement of 4) earthquakes. 5) and a hot liquid base known as melt. 6). and the occurrence of is a mixture of molten rocks, minerals, suspended crystals, dissolved gases is collected and stored in magma chamber. 7) refers to the formation and movement of magma under the Earth's surface. Magma is This usually occurs in the 9) The formation of magma is affected Usually formed when the melting of materials such mid - ocean ridges and 10) rocks are 8) by temperature, pressure and water. Gulde questions 1. What do you think will happen if the continental crust is less dense than the oceanic crust? 2. What will happen if there's no water in the subduction plate? 3. How does volatile substance affect the formation of magma?
INDEPENDENT LEARNING Directions: Summarize the concept of mgomatism by filling in the djagram below. Choose from the statement inside the bOx which comes after the diagram. Magma is 1.) Factor that affects the formation of magma Decrease in 2.) 3.) pressure which which which 4.) melts rock 5.) Occurs at occurs at occurs at 7.) 8.) 6.) APPLICATION IN REAL WORLD How is magmatism important in understanding our existence?
Transcribed Image Text:INDEPENDENT LEARNING Directions: Summarize the concept of mgomatism by filling in the djagram below. Choose from the statement inside the bOx which comes after the diagram. Magma is 1.) Factor that affects the formation of magma Decrease in 2.) 3.) pressure which which which 4.) melts rock 5.) Occurs at occurs at occurs at 7.) 8.) 6.) APPLICATION IN REAL WORLD How is magmatism important in understanding our existence?
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