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Earth Science
This is the study of Earth as a complex system involving interactions among rocks and minerals, water, air and living organisms. The basic principles of astronomy, geology, meteorology, and oceanography-related processes are reviewed in detail. Laboratory exercises reinforce the basic principles in each of the course topics and require students to work independently and interpret the results of these exercises.

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volcanoes worksheet - Ring of Fire and Rock fragments Wed. 4/1

Name ________________________________HR________________________

VOLCANOES:
Refer to Tuesday’s nearpod video w/ Mrs. G. :
1. Where is the ring of fire and why are there so many volcanos there?

2. What else is erupted from volcanoes besides lava?

3. What is the difference between ash and cinders?

4. What is a mixture of superhot gases and rock fragments that race down a volcano?

5. Which rock fragment can circulate in Earth’s atmosphere, traveling around the Earth and affecting Earth’s climate? Explain how it affects the climate.

6. The largest rock fragment is called __________________________