4.1 Evidence of Plate Motions
4.2 Plate Tectonics and Earth's Surface
4.3 Earthquakes and Tsunami Hazards
4.4 Volcanoes and Earth's Surface
Extra
100

What is Wegner's hypothesis about Earth's landmasses slowly breaking apart called?

Continental Drift


100

The ocean crust is (more/less) dense than the continental crust

MORE

100

Which of the 3 types of stress pulls on earth's crust, stretching the rock to make it thinner?

(Tension, compression, or shearing)

Tension

100

Name one of the types of volcanoes.

Composite

cinder cone

lava plateau

shield

100

Name the 3 plate boundaries

Convergent

divergent

transform

200

Name one of the ways scientists found evidence of continental drift...

Land Features

Fossils

Climate

200

Which is thicker, the oceanic crust or the continental crust?

Continental

200
Name 1 of the 3 types of faults.

Normal fault

reverse fault

strike slip fault

200

Name the material that is responsible for the type of magma that will occur.

Silica

200

What type of seismic waves come after the primary waves?

Secondary

300

In the Oceanic crust, mid-ocean ridges run accross the floor of the ocean. At these ridges is something called _______ _________ spreading.

Sea Floor Spreading

300

Boiling water and plate tectonics both experience movement from __________ ___________

Convection Currents

300

What is a characteristic of Primary waves?

Travel the fastest

first to arrive

compress and expand

300

When water is trapped at a convergent boundary and mixes with material in the mantle, it can cause a ___________ if the material reaches the surface before cooling.

Volcano

300

Scientists finding tropical plants remains on an island in the Arctic Ocean is an example of what kind of evidence?

Evidence from Climate

400

The sinking of ocean crust back into the mantle is called what?

Subduction

400

(Cooler/Warmer) rock rises and (cooler/warmer) rock sinks in the mantle forming convection currents

Warmer

cooler

400

Earthquakes can cause ocean floor uplift. Ocean floor uplift and landslides can both be causes of what?

Tsunamis

400

High silica will have (thin and runny/thick and sticky) magma, and will have a/an (easy flowing, explosive, quiet) eruption.

Thick and sticky

explosive

400
Name one of the features that are created at divergent boundaries.

mid-ocean ridges

rift valleys

500

Subduction occurs where?

Ocean Trenches

500

Earthquakes often occur along plate boundaries. The region around the Pacific Ocean where many boundaries occur, that is prone to many earthquakes and volcanic activity is called what?

Ring of Fire

500

In a normal fault usually occurs at a (divergent,convergent,transform) plate boundary. The (hanging wall, footwall) slips down as the plates pull apart. This creates mountains and valleys.

divergent

hanging wall

500

What is the device used by volcanologists to measure if a volcano is swelling as its magma chamber fills up?

Tiltmeter

500

What movie character threatens the good guy with "Liquid Hot Magma"?

Dr. Evil

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