Year 8 Hazards

The paragraph structure we use in Geography is called....

• iQEP

• PQEi

• iPQE

• PEQi

iPQE stands for...

• i = Investigate

  P = Pattern

  Q = Cross Section

  E = Example

• i = Investigate

  P = Pattern

  Q = Quantify

  E = Exception

• i = Identify

  P = Pattern

  Q = Quality

  E = Exception

• i = Identify

  P = Pattern

  Q = Quantify

  E = Exception

The pattern of Volcanoes along the Pacific coast line is called...

• The Ring of Volcanoes

• The Ring of Flames

• The Ring of Fire

• The Ring of Pacific Fire

How old is the earth?

• 4600 million years old

• 100 million years old

• 100 billion years old

• 36 million years old

The earth is made up of four layers. These are called...

• Inner core, outer core, molten, lava

• Inner core, outer core, mantle, crust

• Inner core, outer core, mantle, lava

• Inner core, outer core, molten, crust

A collision boundary is when...

• A continental plate and an oceanic plate collide and form volcanoes

• 2 continental plates that push together forcing land to rise up

• 2 continental plates that split and cause valleys

• A continental plate and an oceanic plate that collide and cause valleys

What kind of landform can form as a result of a 'Subduction Boundary'?

• A valley

• A volcano that isn't explosive

• An explosive volcano

• A mountain range

What is a transform boundary?

• Where two plates collide to form volcanoes

• When two continental plates collide into each other

• Where a continental plate collides with an oceanic plate

• Where two plates slide past each other

What is a Subduction Boundary?

• Where an oceanic plate collides with a continental plate

• Where two continental plates collide together

• Where two plates glide past each other

• Where two plates move away from each other

There are lots of different parts of a volcano. The 'conduit' is.....

• Magma that has reached the surface in an erupting volcano

• A vent at the side of the volcano

• Earth's outermost crusty layer

• A passage through which magma (molten rock) flows in a volcano