1. For the direction from which they blow 45. crust, lithosphere, asthenosphere, mantle, core
2. increases 46. asthenosphere 47. Pangea
3. nitrogen 48. fossil
4. t 49. landforms, fossils, climate
5. comets 50. mid ocean ridge
6. F 51. mid ocean ridge
7. solar 52. asthenosphere
8. Cenozoic 53. mountains
9. Mesozoic 54. transform
10. lighted 55. when dies, is converted to sediments
11. geological time scale 56. extinct
12. trace 57. layer on top is youngest
13. compaction & cementation 58. unconformity
14. Au 59. half life
16. electrons 62. relative
17. sodium chloride 63. asteroid hit earth
18. hydrochloric acid 64. day/night
19. scale 65.year
20. T 66. axis is tilted
21. F 67. equinox
22.International System of Units 68. tides
23. observation 69. 1/4
24. hypothesis 70. geocentric
25. theory 71. heliocentric
26. geologist 72. gravity & inertia
27. meteorologist 73. 5 billion
28. physical 74. corona
29.kilogram 75. diff types electromagnetic waves
30. meter 76. meteor
31. liter 77. spectrograph
32. density 78. spiral galaxy
33.volume 79. away
34. plasma 80. atmosphere
35. Ca 81. ozone
36. C 82. particles
37. Ag 83. troposphere
38. minerals 84. troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere,thermosphere
39. Extrusive 85. ultraviolet
40. granite 86. greenhouse effect
41. clastic 87. conduction
42. heat & pressure 88. winds
43. crust 89. wind speed
44.increases 90. Local
91. weak 92. psychrometer
93. clouds 94. cumulonimbus
95. precipitation 96. size of particles
97. maritime tropical 98. stationary front
99. physical 100. volume
101. physical 102. mass
103. atomic number 104. N
105. carbon dioxide 106. rock cycle
107.nonfoliated 108. asthenosphere
109. deep ocean trench 110. lithosphere
111. Alfred Wegener 112. mold
113. equinox 114. maria
115, meteorite 116. nuclear fusion
117. absoluyte magnitude 118. red shift
119. light year 120 exosphere
121. isobar 122. electrons
123. compound 124. solid
125. matter 126. proton
127. element
128. mixture 129. gas