WorksheetsFinal Study Guide #45-65
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 20mins
What is continental drift?
Idea that the continents were once separate and drifted together to form one
Ice Age
Idea that the continents were once one and drifted apart
Idea of Pangaea: Super Continent
The continental drift hypothesis says that all continents were once joined together to form what?
Super Land
Super Continent: Pangaea
Uno Continent
Gondwanaland
What are 3 pieces of evidence of continental drift?
Fossils
Rocks
Soil Layers
Coast Lines
Radiometric Dating
What is seafloor spreading?
Destruction of seafloor
Creation of new seafloor at converging plates
Creation of new seafloor at diverging plates
The seafloor growing taller and taller
Where does seafloor spreading take place?
Convergent Boundaries
Mid Land Ridges
Transform Fault Boundaries
Mid Ocean Ridges
What are divergent plate boundaries?
Plates moving towards each other
Plates scraping past each other
Where earthquakes happen most
Where plates move away from each other
What features form at divergent plates?
Mid Ocean Ridges
Trenches
Mountains
Ravines
Volcanoes
What are convergent plate boundaries?
Plates moving toward each other
Plates scrapping past each other
Plates moving away from each other
Where earthquakes most commonly happen
What features form at convergent plate boundaries?
Volcanoes
Ravines
Subduction Zones
Mountains
Mid Ocean Ridges
A divergent boundary at two continental plates can result in a(n)...?
Canyon
Mountain
Mid Ocean Ridge
Valley
What causes Earthquakes?
Mountains shrinking
Sudden release of energy in the earth's crust
Tsunamis
Strong winds
Select all that apply to P-Waves.
Fastest wave
Slower wave
First wave
Last wave
Moves through solids and liquids
Select all that apply to S-Waves.
First wave
Second wave
Slower wave
Moves through solids and liquids
Moves through solids
What is the epicenter?
Waves that are released from the earthquake
Where the earthquake actually happens
Directly above, on the surface
The movement of earth's crust
What is the focus?
Waves that are released from the earthquake
Where the earthquake actually happens
Directly above, on the surface
The movement of earth's crust
What causes a tsunami?
Continental Drift
Earthquakes on the ocean floor
Volcanic Eruptions
Mid Ocean Ridges
What type of deformation happens at higher temperatures and results in a shape change without breaking?
Compressional
Brittle
Shear
Ductile
What type of stress occurs when you squish a marshmallow toward its center?
Compressional
Brittle
Shear
Ductile
Where do volcanoes tend to form?
Transform Boundaries
Convergent Boundaries
Divergent Boundaries
Fault Lines
Which type of volcano resembles a large, layered mountain?
Cinder Cone
Shield
Folded
Composite/Strato
Which type of volcano is small and can be found in groups?
Cinder Cone
Shield
Folded
Composite/Strato
What is the difference between magma and lava?
Magma is found outside the earth and lava is found inside
Magma is found inside the earth and lava is found outside
Magma is liquid and lava is solid
Magma is solid and lava is liquid
What makes lava explosive?
Bubbles
Molten Rock
Temperature
The Sun
What type of volcano has the most dangerous type of explosion?
Cinder Cone
Shield
Folded
Composite/Strato
What type of volcano can you find in Hawaii?
Cinder Cone
Shield
Folded
Composite/Strato
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