
Plate Tectonics Review
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Lisa Agostini
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Unit 10-Plate Tectonics:
Review
Read part 1 and answer questions 1+2
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Type answer...
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The image below shows the
boundary between two
lithospheric plates. Point X is
a location in the continental
lithosphere. The depth below
Earth's surface is labeled in
kilometers.
a)What layer is point X
located in?
______________________
b)Compared to the
continental crust, the oceanic
crust is (circle the correct
responses)
Density: More / Less
Thickness: Thicker / Thinner
Ridged Mantle
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Density:
Thickness:
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1.
The image below shows the
boundary between two
lithospheric plates. Point X is
a location in the continental
lithosphere. The depth below
Earth's surface is labeled in
kilometers.
a)What layer is point X
located in?
______________________
b)Compared to the
continental crust, the oceanic
crust is (circle the correct
responses)
Density: More / Less
Thickness: Thicker / Thinner
Ridged Mantle
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Dropdown
continental crust made of?
Oceanic crust made of?
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2. What type of rocks are
●continental crust made of? __________________
●Oceanic crust made of? ____________________
Granite
Basalt
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Use the information to answer the questions that follow in
Part 2:
Directions: Using the information to answer questions 3-5
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Multiple Choice
Between which two lithospheric plates could the boundary in the image below be located?
South American Plate and African Plate
Scotia Plate and Antarctic Plate
Nazca Plate and South American Plate
African Plate and Arabian Plate
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3.Between which two lithospheric plates could the boundary in the image below be
located?
A) South American Plate and African Plate
B) Scotia Plate and Antarctic
Plate
C) Nazca Plate and South American Plate
D) African Plate and Arabian
Plate
What type of plate?
Convergent
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A) South American Plate
and African Plate
B) Scotia Plate and
Antarctic Plate
C) Nazca Plate and South
American Plate
D) African Plate and
Arabian Plate
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4. The map shows some of
Earth's tectonic plates and
the boundaries between
them. Letters A through D
represent locations on
Earth's surface.
a)State the name of the
mid-ocean ridge found
at location C.
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4. The map shows some of
Earth's tectonic plates and
the boundaries between
them. Letters A through D
represent locations on
Earth's surface.
a)State the name of the
mid-ocean ridge found
at location C.
East Pacific Ridge
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b)Identify one
geologic feature
found along the
subducting plate
boundary at
location A.
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b)Identify one
geologic feature
found along the
subducting plate
boundary at
location A.
Mariana Trench
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Subducting plate:
Overriding Plate:
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c) Identify the names of the
subducting plate and
overriding plate at location B.
Subducting plate:
______________________
Overriding Plate:
_______________________
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c) Identify the names of the
subducting plate and
overriding plate at location B.
Subducting plate:
______________________
Overriding Plate:
_______________________
Pacific Plate
North American Plate
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d) Identify the type of
tectonic plate
boundary represented
at location D.
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d) Identify the type of
tectonic plate
boundary represented
at location D.
Transform
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Draw
Complete the diagram below by shading in the pattern of normal polarity on the east side of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge center. Assume that the rate of plate movement was constant on both sides of the ridge center. Your answer must show the correct width and placement of each normal polarity section.
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Use the information to answer the questions that follow in Part 3:
Directions: Using the information above answer questions 6-15
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Multiple Choice
6. Base your answer on the cross-sectional view of Earth below, which shows seismic waves traveling from the focus of an earthquake. Points A and B are locations on Earth's surface.
Which statement best explains why only one type of seismic wave was recorded at location B?
A) S-waves cannot travel through the liquid outer core.
B) S-waves cannot travel through the liquid inner core.
C) P-waves cannot travel through the solid outer core.
D) P-waves cannot travel through the solid inner core.
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Base your answer on the cross-sectional
view of Earth below, which shows seismic
waves traveling from the focus of an
earthquake. Points A and B are locations
on Earth's surface.
Which statement best explains why only
one type of seismic wave was recorded
at location B?
A) S-waves cannot travel through the
liquid outer core.
B) S-waves cannot travel through the
liquid inner core.
C) P-waves cannot travel through the
solid outer core.
D) P-waves cannot travel through the
solid inner core.
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Labelling
Label the diagram correctly:
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Earthquake Wave Model:
Earthquake Wave Model:
P-Wave/S-wave
P-Wave/S-wave
Faster/Slower
Faster/Slower
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Circle the correct answers in the table below based on the diagram:
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8. What are tsunamis caused by?
9. Once a tsunami warning is
issued, which action should
residents take to prevent loss of
life?
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8. What are tsunamis caused by?
9. Once a tsunami warning is
issued, which action should
residents take to prevent loss of
life?
Earthquakes under the ocean.
Go to higher ground.
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Dropdown
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Absent of S waves furthest away
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Distance from Seismic Station
B-Boston to the Epicenter
2,700 km
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On your answer sheet, the distance from the epicenter to Seismic
Station A- Anchorage is drawn with a circle.
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Using the information given, draw a circle for the distance to
Seismic station B-Boston. Record this information on your answer
sheet.
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Draw the circle with the compass on your paper
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Make sure to draw your 2 circles using your compass on your paper
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Make sure to draw your two circles and mark where the meet with an X if they don't meet make an X in the triangle where the three circles meet
Unit 10-Plate Tectonics:
Review
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