Tectonics
Glaciers
Volcanism
Women in STEM
The pro's
100

What are the three types of plate boundaries?

Divergent, convergent, and transform

100

Rocks that have been transported by a glacier.

Erratics

100

The 3 types of volcanoes.

Shield, cinder cone, and stratovolcano

100

The tongue twister “Sally sells seashells by the seashore” is said to be based on this paleontologist.

Mary Anning

100

This professor pronounces source as "sauce"

Dr. John Peck

200

This type of plate boundary creates new ocean floor.

Divergent

200

The loss of glacial ice by melting.

Ablation

200

Tuff, scoria, vesicular basalt, and pumice have this texture.

Pyroclastic

200

The gender wage gap has narrowed from 72% in 2016 to what percentage?

74%

200

This professor has the same last name as an east coast orogeny

Dr. Caleb Brolyoke

300

The Andes Mountains of South America are an example of this type of plate boundary.

Convergent (ocean-continent)

300

A tear shaped collection of till.

Drumlin

300

The 3 intrusive textures of igneous rocks.

Pegmatic, phaneritic, and porphyritic

300

Metaphor used to describe the underrepresentation of women in stem before undergrad.

Leaky pipline

300

This professor's shoe style might be better than all of ours...

Dr. John Senko

400

The San Andres Fault is this type of plate boundary.

Transform

400

Sediment that is formed by the accumulation of wind-blown dust.

Loess

400

The 3 extrusive textures of igneous rocks.

Aphanitic, vesicular, pyroclastic (and glassy)

400

The 1st women to work for the United States Geological Survey in 1901.

Florence Bascom

400

This professor is different from all the rest....

Dr. Molly Witter

500

Name the 7 major continental plates.

Pacific, Eurasian, North American, Indian Australian, South American and the Nazca

500

Poorly sorted sediment that contains grain sizes from clay to boulders. 

Diamict

500

The 3 types of lava.

Basaltic, andesitic, and rhyolitic

500

The first woman to land on the moon

There hasn't been any!

500

This professor studies geologic structure where the most people in the U.S. go missing

Dr. Ira Sasowsky

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