12.3. CLIL in Geography.

the Earth’s crust.

the Earth’s crust and the outermost part of the mantle.

the Earth’s crust and the asthenosphere

rocks in plastic state

always reach the surface

are always fine-grained

are formed from molten rock ( magma).

are formed from molten rock (lava)

are formed from sediments of surface rocks.

are formed under the surface, as a result of high temperature and high pressure.

have four major types

are formed from organic materials.

are formed as a result of high pressure.

are for example basalt and sandstone.

are coarse-grained.

are formed from the transformation of existing sedimentary and igneous rocks.

Condensation is when gas changes into liquid, usually when it becomes cooler.

Evaporation is when liquid changes into gas or steam.

Precipitation is the process of moving into or passing through something.

Transpiration is the loss of water vapor, e.g. from the surface of leaves.