Tectonics Revision

Tectonics Revision

Firstly, let's see what knowledge you can remember on our case studies...

Open Ended

Our HIC earthquake case study is...

Open Ended

Our LIC earthquake case study is...

Multiple Choice

In which year did the L'Aquila earthquake happen?

• 2015

• 2009

• 1990

Multiple Choice

In which year did the Nepal earthquake happen?

• 2015

• 2009

• 1990

Multiple Choice

In which earthquake were 308 people killed?

• Nepal

• L'Aquila

Multiple Choice

In which earthquake were rice seed stores destroyed?

• Nepal

• L'Aquila

Multiple Choice

In which earthquake did an avalanche kill 19 people?

• Nepal

• L'Aquila

Multiple Choice

In which earthquake did residents not have to pay tax in 2010?

• Nepal

• L'Aquila

Multiple Choice

UK charities raised $126 and long term $274 of aid was given after this earthquake.

• Nepal

• L'Aquila

Poll

In which earthquake do you think the damage was most severe?

• Nepal

• L'Aquila

Revision checklist

• Natural hazards

• Earth's structure and plate tectonics

• Volcanoes- formation and case study

• Earthquakes- formation & case studies

• Prediction, protection and planning

• Human land use

Open Ended

What is a natural hazard? Can you give any examples? Why do people need to be warned about them?

Natural hazard definition

Natural hazards are extreme natural events that can cause loss of life, extreme damage to property and disrupt human activities.



Some natural hazards, such as flooding, can happen anywhere in the world. Other natural hazards, such as tornadoes, can only happen in specific areas. Some hazards need specific climatic or tectonic conditions to occur

What are the two types of natural hazards?

-Atmospheric (to do with the weather)

-Geological (to do with the

Multiple Select

Which of the following are atmospheric hazards?

• Hurricanes

• Snow storms

• Volcanoes

• Tsunamis

• Drought

Multiple Select

Which of the following are geological hazards?

• Earthquakes

• Tornadoes

• Flooding

• Avalanches

• Volcanoes

Are all extreme natural events hazards?

• Question: If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?

Poll

Opinion: If nobody is affected by an extreme natural event, should we class it as a natural hazard?

• Yes

• No

• Not sure

What makes some people more at risk from natural hazards than others? Things to consider:

• Population - did the hazard occur near to a sparsely populated village or a densely populated city?

• Relief - are people working on flat farmland prone to flooding, or living on steep slopes prone to landslides?

• Wealth - can people afford to protect themselves and their homes?

• Technology - are buildings and infrastructure well made to resist hazards?

Poll

Which do you think is most important in increasing your risk of being effected by a natural hazard?

• Whether you live in a village or a city

• Whether you live near to steep slopes or areas prone to flooding

• Whether your country is a HIC (high income country) or LIC (low income country

• Whether you are a rich or poor person

Multiple Choice

The earth is made up of 4 layers. Which is the correct order of layers from outer to inner layers?

• Inner core, outer core, mantle, crust

• Crust, outer core, inner core, mantle

• Crust, mantle, outer core, inner core

• Crust, mantle, inner core core, core

Multiple Choice

What do we called the point where two tectonic plates meet?

• Plate movement

• Plate boundary

• Rock movement

• Rock boundary

Multiple Choice

What direction do plates move at a destructive plate boundary?

• Plates move apart

• Plates move towards each other

• Plates move side by side

Multiple Choice

What direction do plates move at a constructive plate boundary?

• Plates move apart

• Plates move towards each other

• Plates move side by side

Multiple Choice

What direction do plates move at a conservative plate boundary?

• Plates move apart

• Plates move towards each other

• Plates move side by side

Multiple Select

Which are the two types of tectonic plate?

• Continental

• Geological

• Atlantic

• Oceanic

Multiple Choice

What does PPP stand for?

• Prediction, planning, precaution

• Planning, prediction, monitoring

• Prediction, protection, planning

Multiple Choice

What is a primary effect?

• Something that happens right away during the event

• Something that happens some time later

Multiple Select

Which of the following are primary effects of an earthquake? (3)

• Homes destroyed

• People killed and injured

• Spread of disease

• Roads and power lines damaged

• Shops are looted

Social, environmental and economic

Effects can also be grouped into:

-Social (impacts people's lives)

-Environmental (impacts plants and animals and their habitats

-Economic (impacts jobs, wealth and businesses)

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a social effect of a hurricane?

• Homes destroyed

• High building costs

• Trees uprooted

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an economic effect of a hurricane?

• People injured

• High rebuilding cost

• Habitats destroyed

Living on plate boundaries: volcanoes

Describing volcanoes and understanding the effect they have on people and the environment

This is a map of all of the recent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions - Is there a pattern?

Volcanoes at constructive plate boundaries

• Two plates are moving apart creating a gap

• Magma flows out of the mantle and fills the gap

• This cools and forms a ridge between the plates

Volcanoes at destructive plate boundaries

• Two plates move together and one is destroyed.

• The 'friction' can cause earthquakes

• The 'subducted' plate will melt in the mantle

• The magma will rise through the cracks in the earths crust to form a cone shaped volcano

Multiple Choice

Which tectonic plate is 'subducted' at a destructive plate boundary?

• Oceanic

• Continental

Exam Question

Open up the google doc. on the classroom to answer the 6 mark exam question on living near volcanoes.