plate tectonics
Rocks and Rock Cycles
Voclanos
Earthquakes and Rocks Cont.
Wild Card
100

published “Origins of the Continents and Oceans” 

A. Wegner

100

What are the 3 types of rocks?

igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary

100

Western part of north and south America’s, along with the eastern side of Asia and Australia which have a large amount of volcanoes.

Ring of Fire

100

When plates finally move it causes and earthquakes, true or false?

True

100

a huge land mass composed of earlier forms of today’s continents


Pangea

200

they are located beneath the ocean and are denser than continental ones

Ocean/Oceanic Plates

200

What are the two types of igneous rocks?

intrusive and extrusive

200

What is melted rock inside the volcano called?

Magma

200

thick lithospheric plates that are made of andesite and granite that are less dense than oceanic plates.

Continental Plates

200

who mapped mountain ranges underwater to reveal what are called mid- ocean ridges

Harry Hess

300

a process that involves a lithospheric plate sinking into the mantle 

Subduction

300

What is weathering of rocks through wind or water called?

Errosion

300

Melted rock outside of the volcano is called

Lava

300

a lithospheric plate boundary where two plates come together 



Convergent Boundry

300

What two things are needed to change one rock into a metamorphic rock?

Heat and Pressure

400

heated lower mantle rock that rises towards the lithosphere because it is less dense

Mantel Plume

400

Sedimentary rock go through 2 processes what are they? 

Compaction and Cementation

400

True or False Volcanoes only happen in convergent and divergent boundaries

True

400

What 2 things make sedimentary rock?

Weathering and errosion

400

the idea the continents move on the Earth’s surface

Continental Drift

500

a theory explaining how pieces of the Earth’s surface (plates) move.

Plate Tectonics

500

Which type of rock contains fossils?

Sedimentary

500

What are some the causes for Pangea breaking up into 7 Continents ?

Volcanos, Floods, and Meteors

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