| A | B |
|---|
| Inner Core | Solid, innermost layer of Earth |
| Outer Core | Earth's only liquid layer |
| Iron and Nickel | Two elements that make up the core |
| Mantle | The largest by volume layer |
| Crust | Thinnest, outermost layer |
| Continental | type of crust that is thickest and least dense |
| Ocenanic | Type of crust that is thinnest and least dense |
| Basalt | Type of rock that oceanic crust is made of |
| inner core and outer core | The spinning of these causes most of Earth's magnetic field |
| Asthenosphere | the layer on the bottom of the Lithosphere |
| Lithosphere | The rigid layer that includes the crust and the upper mantle |
| tectonic plates | the crust id broken into these large pieces |
| Lithospheric plates | The Lithosphere is broken into these big pieces |
| convection currents | the type of heat transfer in the Mantle |
| convection currents | these move the Tectonic Plates |
| heat and pressure | these increase as you go deeper into the Earth |
| crust | least dense layer |
| inner core | most dense layer |
| upper mantle | This layer contains both the Lithosphere and the Asthenosphere. |
| repetition | when you repeat your own experiment several times |
| replicaton | when someone else does your experiment |
