convergent boundaries
Trenches and Ridges
Volcanism
Miscellaneous
mass movement, wind, glaciers
100

this convergent boundary produces a trench with volcanic arcs that forms a chain of volcanoes along the edge of the continental plate. Hint: the trench is close to the continental crust.

oceanic-continental convergence boundary

100

Rock samples taken from ocean ridges are this when because the age of the oceanic crust increases with distance. 

Younger than the mid-ocean ridge

100

The Earth's crust is divided into 17 major what that is the direct result of formations such as the ring of fire? 

tectonic plates

100

when minerals found in magma outside a volcano start to cool they will eventually form this type of rock

Igneous

100

occurs when particles such as sand rub up against surfaces of rock breaking them down over time

abrasion

200

long after a continental-oceanic plate have converged, the edges of two continents will collide, forming a mountain range.

continental-continental convergence boundary

200

older oceanic crust is closer to this underwater landmass that creates mountain ranges and volcanoes. Ex: one of these is found in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean and shoots up all the way through the middle of Greenland. 

mid-ocean ridge

200

This is a trail of volcanic active volcanoes on the floor of the Pacific Ocean

hot spots

200

This is the erupted material found outside of a volcano

Tephra

200

these are rocks that have shaped into an arc, pillar, pebble, or boulder by the erosion of windblown sediment

ventifact 

300

this boundary is where two plates will slide horizontally past each other becoming offset such as the San Andrea's Fault. Creates a zigzag pattern between two plates.

Transform Boundary

300

When two plates spread apart in the seafloor, both sides will produce this that destroys newly formed oceanic crust.

Trench

300

This is a bowl shaped depression found outside the top of a volcano 

crater

300

forms volcanic arcs or chains of volcanoes and a trench that is found farther out in the ocean

oceanic oceanic convergent boundary

300

the lowering of land surfaces as a direct result of wind removing those surface particles where dust storms usually occur

deflation

400

this boundary is found along the seafloor that produces rift valley and continuous mountain ranges.

Hint: the seafloor spreads apart at the mid ocean ridge about 6 cm per year.

Divergent boundary

400

This is the transfer of thermal energy by hotter magma rising up from the earth's crust and cooler magma sinking back into the earth's crust.

convection current

400

This is the most common gas found in magma

water vapor

400

This is what magma traps and builds up

gases and pressure

400

after ice has melted on a plain it sometimes will form a depression in the Earth filled with water

kettle lake

500

when two plates collide due to a convergent boundary, the denser plate will slide underneath the other in this process

subduction

500

These are lines formed along plate boundaries, fractures in the ground that occur where tectonic plates move and shift

Fault lines

500

magma with a high silica content tends to be this

thick and sticky

500

This type of magma has a higher viscosity and thickness

cooler

500

this is the result of glacial deposits deposited by melted water at the bottom of a glacier or mountainside

outwash plain

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