S1 Final Review

Mid Ocean Ridge is created by convection currents that:

• are a circular process

• have hot magma that rises up in the center

• have hot magma that rises up at the sides

• have cold magma that rises up in the center

• have cold magma that rises up at the sides

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Volcanoes are created by what process?

• Subduction Zone

• Convection Current

• Mid Ocean Ridge

• Mountain Building

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Which of these is a constructive feature?

• Volcanoes

• Mountain Building

• Trenches

• Mid Ocean Ridge

Which of these locations are an example of a rift?

• Africa

• Mt. Fiji

• Baja California

• Mariana Trench

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How is a mid ocean ridge related to a volcano?

• The mid-ocean ridge creates volcanoes

• The mid ocean ridge affects subduction zones that destroy volcanoes

• The mid ocean ridge affects subduction zones that create volcanoes

• The volcano creates midocean ridges

• The volcano creates new land in the middle of the ocean that creates a mid ocean ridge

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Which of the following was evidence given by Wegener for Pangea?

• The Earth is flat

• The Earth is Round

• The continents fit like puzzle pieces

• The fossil locations

• Land Bridges

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"The continents look like they fit together like a puzzle because they must have been together at some point." This statement is an example of a:

• Claim

• Evidence

• Reasoning

• Hypothesis

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Subduction Zones are connected to mountains because:

• they destroy mountains

• they make volcanoes which are mountains

• they push land out to fold and make mountains

• they weather, erosion and deposition the mountain

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Where would an object have the MOST gravitational potential energy (GPE) in a system?

• at the top of the system

• in the middle of the system

• at the bottom of the system

• it depends on the system

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Where would an object have the MOST kinetic energy (KE) in a system?

• at the top of the system

• in the middle of the system

• at the bottom of the system

• it depends on the system