WorksheetsPlate Tectonics 2
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
This is the process of using sound to generate two dimensional models.
Sonar
Radar
Microwaves
Digital Satellite
What force drives Plate Tectonics?
Energy
Heat Transfer
Electricity
Convection Currents
What drives convection currents?
Heat Transfer
The transfer of energy
Larger convection currents
Mantle
This is a boundary that causes earthquakes only.
Convergent boundary
Divergent boundaary
Insurgent boundary
Transform boundary
This is a famous and very dangerous transform boundary
The Kansas City Fault
The San Andreas Fault
The Baja Fault
The It's You Fault
The is a dating process used very old rock.
Radioactive Dating
Superposition
Radiometric Dating
Relative Dating
This volcano has thick viscus lava.
Cone
Composite
Shield
The option is not listed
These volcanoes have a distinct cone shape.
Shield Volcano
Blend Volcano
Cone Volcano
Composite Volcano
Which is correct?
Convection Currents drive Heat Transfer
Heat Transfer drives Plate Tectonics
Plate Tectonics drive Heat Transfer
Convection Currents drive Plate Tectonics
What does this photo represent? (in terms of geology)
The map of earth
A red dotted line
The Pacific Ocean
The Ring of Fire
Which of these forces reshape earth
Tornados
Weathering
Forest Fires
Water Irrigation
This is an example of Mechanical Weathering
Freezing and thawing shattering rock over time
Low levels of acid in rain wearing at rock over time
Machines that control weather
None of these are valid
Roots can grow into rock and cause the rock to crack.
False, plants are very week
True but only on Tuesdays
True, roots can break rocks over time
True but you must break the rock first
This can cause the shape of the earth to change.
Wind abrasion
Sun abrasion
Sound abrasion
Micro abrasion
In earth science, erosion is the action of surface processes (such as water flow or wind) that removes soil, rock, or dissolved material from one location on the Earth's crust, and then transports it to another location (not to be confused with weathering which involves no movement).
Wintering
Explosion
Weathering
Erosion
Chemical or Mechanical weathering: Earthquakes shattering rocks
Chemical Weathering
Mechanical Weathering
Name the boundary
Canvergent Boundary
Coinvergent Boundary
Consurgnet Boundary
Convergent Boundary
Name The Boundary
Detergent Boundary
Divergent Boundary
Demergent Boundary
Eat at Joes! Eat at Joes! Eat at Joes!
What does this graphic represent?
Soup or Position
Soap'er Potion
The youngest and the oldest
Superposition
