Year 9 Tectonics Feedbcak

Reorder the following to explain how destructive plate boundaries form earthquakes and volcanoes.

• The risen magma will build in the crust and eventually explode in an eruption.

• The heavier oceanic plate subducts beneath the lighter continental.

• This friction builds pressure which is released in sudden shaking, an earthquake.

• Also, the subducted oceanic plate will melt in the mantle and rise up.

• Where the two plates subduct, friction is created.

Categories the following into opportunities and challenges of tectonic hazards.

Groups:

(a) Opportunities

,

(b) Challenges

• Businesses destroyed

• Geothermal enegry is cheap

• Loss of tourism

• Death and injury

• Homelessness

• Jobs in farming and tourism

Which of the following is NOT the name of a plate boundary?

• Deformative

• Destructive

• Constructive

• Conservative

Which of the following plate boundaries is being described? Where two plates slide past each other, or in the same direction at different speeds.

• Constructive

• Destructive

• Conservative

Which one of the plate boundaries is being described? Where the heavier oceanic plate subducts beneath the lighter continental.

• Destructive

• Constructive

• Conservative

Which one of the plate boundaries is being described? Where two plates move away from each other.

• Destructive

• Constructive

• Conservative

Categorise the following into prediction, protection or planning for tectonic hazards.

Groups:

(a) Prediction

,

(b) Protection

,

(c) Planning

• Understand the plate boundaries

• Monitor gases like radon and sulphur

• Train emergency services

• Tiltmeters monitor bulging

• Add rubber to buildings as a shock absorber

• Isolate buildings from their base

• Run drills

• Education

• Build buildings out of steel - strong and flexible

What is a primary effect?

• The initial result of an event, caused by the event.

• The knock on impacts of an event.

What is a secondary effect?

• The initial result of an event, caused by the event.

• The knock on impacts of an event.

Finish the sentence. Primary effects like ​ (a)   can be worse than secondary effects like ​ (b)   as a country can take longer to ​ (c)   . For example, ​ (d)   took over 10 years to recover from its ​ (e)   in 2015.

• building collapse
• loss of tourism
• recover
• Nepal
• Italy
• earthquake
• volcano