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Unit 4: The Dynamic Earth Unit Review LAB

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 1hrs 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the process in which the oceanic crust creates a ocean trench and is pushed back into the mantle?
a)
Sea Floor Spreading
b)
Sublimation
c)
Subduction
d)
Volcanism
2.
What is the name of the process that continually adds new rock at the Mid Ocean Ridges and pushes old rock out, making an ocean larger?
a)
Sea Floor Spreading
b)
Sublimation
c)
Subduction
d)
Volcanism
3.
What is the breaking down of rock by wind, water, ice, or gravity called?
a)
Weathering
b)
Erosion
c)
Deposition
d)
Cementation
4.
What is it called when a river transports sediment?
a)
Weathering
b)
Depostion
c)
Erosion
d)
Cementation
5.
What is the name of the theory that was created in the early 1900's that states that the continents where at one time together and have since split apart, citing that specific fossil and landform evidence that supports the theory?
a)
Plate Tectonics
b)
Continental Drift
c)
Sea Floor Spreading
d)
Convection
6.
What is the theorized force that moves the plates?
a)
Subduction
b)
Sea Floor Spreading
c)
Convection
d)
Mid Ocean Ridge
7.
Volcanic Island arcs are formed by what type of boundary?
a)
Continental-Continental Convergent Boundary
b)
Divergent Boundary
c)
Continental-Continental Boundary
d)
Oceanic Oceanic Convergent Boundary
8.
When crust is subducted what is formed?
a)
A Deep Ocean Trench
b)
Volcanoes
c)
Mid Ocean Ridges
d)
Deep Ocean Trenches and Volcanoes
9.
What type of boundary forms a Continental Volcanic Arc
a)
Continental Oceanic Convergent Boundary
b)
Oceanic Oceanic Convergent Boundary
c)
Continental Continental Convergent Boundary
d)
Transform Boundary
10.
This is a diagram of a transform boundary which of the following things do transform boundaries create?
a)
Deep ocean Trench
b)
Volcano
c)
Mountain
d)
Earthquakes
11.
This is a diagram of the Mid Atlantic Ridge. What type of plate boundary is the Mid Atlantic Ridge?
a)
Divergent
b)
Convergent
c)
Transform
d)
What in the World is a Plate Boundary OH MY GOD I NEED TO STUDY!!!
12.

Scientists recently discovered that rocks collected from the Franklin Mountains in West Texas and rocks collected from mountains in eastern Antarctica were exactly the same age. Further research showed that the rocks were chemically and geologically the same and came from the same magma source. This discovery provides evidence of —

a)

plate tectonics

b)

coastal erosion

c)

global warming

d)

ocean currents

13.

What type of boundary would form here?

a)

transform

b)

convergent

c)

divergent

d)

subduction

14.

On which tectonic plate do you live?

a)

Eurasian Plate

b)

North American Plate

c)

South American Plate

d)

Pacific Plate

15.

Which of the following provides evidence that the continents were once in a position different than they are today?

a)

similar fossil remains in South America and Africa

b)

bears are only found in North America

c)

major rivers form deltas

d)

earthquakes are common on the San Andreas fault

16.

Geothermal energy comes from--

a)

the atmosphere

b)

space

c)

fossil fuels

d)

heat inside the Earth

17.

The type of plate boundary where two plates come together is a .....

a)

Convergent Boundary

b)

Divergent Boundary

c)

Transform Boundary

d)

Plate Boundary

18.

A divergent boundary occurs when plates ....

a)

Pull apart

b)

Come together

c)

Slide past each other

19.

Which of the following causes Earth's tectonic plates to move?

a)

Energy from the Sun

b)

Magnetic Pole Reversal

c)

Convection currents in the mantle

d)

Faults in Mountain Ranges

20.

How is it possible for new crust to be formed without increasing the surface area of the Earth?

a)

Crust is destroyed at the same time it is created

b)

New crust is underwater where it sinks

c)

New crust breaks more easily than old crush

d)

New crust isn't really being formed, that is just fake news!

21.

The lithosphere is divided into pieces called ____________, which glide across the asthenosphere.

a)

faults

b)

tectonic plates

c)

earth's surfaces

d)

crust

22.

Where do the majority of earthquakes happen?

a)

Near plate boundaries

b)

California

c)

Near active volcanoes

d)

The Southern Hemisphere

23.

How do we measure earthquakes?

a)

barometer

b)

pH scale

c)

Richter scale

d)

BMI indicator

24.

One example of island chains that are formed by volcanic hot spots are...

a)

Bermuda

b)

Hawaii

c)

Aruba

d)

Long Island

25.

The German scientist who developed the theory of continental drift was

a)

Thomas Edison

b)

Alfred Wegener

c)

Albert Einstein

d)

Hans Tectonic

26.

A p-wave traveled for 3200 km to reach a seismic station. How long had it traveled for?

a)

00:01:60

b)

00:04:50

c)

00:10:40

d)

00:05:50

27.

An earthquake occurs 6800 km from the seismic station which recorded the p and s-waves recordings. What was the time difference between the arrival times of the p and s-waves?

a)

00:10:10

b)

00:08:20

c)

00:18:40

d)

00:014:40

28.

If the p-waves arrive at 03:22:43am and the s-waves arrive at 03:29:57am, what is the time difference between their arrivals?

a)

00:14:07

b)

00:07:14

c)

03:07:14

d)

00:07:00

29.

The s-waves of an earthquake arrived 00:07:20 after the p-waves. How far away was the earthquakes epicenter?

a)

2000 km

b)

5600 km

c)

4200 km

d)

1400 km

30.

What was the origin time for an earthquake whose p-waves arrived at 02:54:40 pm at a seismic station in Buffalo, NY and it was determined the epicenter was 2000 km away?

a)

03:02:00 pm

b)

02:57:50

c)

02:58:50 pm

d)

02:50:30 pm

31.

The p-waves of an earthquake arrived at a seismic station at 08:55:50 am and the s-waves arrived at 09:03:40 am. What is the distance to the epicenter from this seismic station?

a)

4700 km

b)

6100 km

c)

2200 km

d)

750 km

32.

The location on the surface of the Earth directly above where the earthquake starts

a)

Epicenter

b)

Hypocenter

c)

Crust

d)

Mantle

33.

How long after a major earthquake can aftershocks continue to happen?

a)

Hours

b)

Days

c)

Weeks

d)

Months

34.

You're putting together an Earthquake Survival Kit. What's the most important thing to pack?

a)

Food & Water

b)

Fire Extinguisher

c)

Flashlight

d)

Phone Charger

35.

Which of following earthquake preparedness should be observed before an earthquake hits?

a)

Prepare a handy emergency supply kit with first aid kit, canned food and can opener, water, clothing, blanket, battery-operated radio, flashlights and extra batteries.

b)

If possible quickly open the door for exit.

c)

Check yourself and others for injuries, water and electrical lines for damages, for spills of chemical, toxic and flammable materials and control fires which may spread.

d)

Keep updated on disaster prevention instructions from battery-operated radios.