Volcanoes
Earthquakes
Plate Boundaries
Pangea
Rock Cycle
100
Name 3 dangers associated with volcanic eruptions.

ash, lava, debris, lahar

100

True or False: We feel every earthquake that happens.

False

100

Name two types of plate boundaries.

transform convergent or divergent

100

What is pangea?

a giant supercontinent that used to exist

100

What are the three rock types?

igneous, sedimentary, metamorphic

200

Which is what you see above the Earth's surface: lava or magma?

lava

200

Name two natural disasters that can be triggered by earthquakes.

landslides, sinkholes, tsunamis, soil liquefaction

200

What type of plate boundary can create mountains?

convergent

200

Do the plates of our Earth move horizontally or vertically?

horizontally

200

What two factors create metamorphic rock?

heat and pressure

300

True or False: Lava constantly leaks out of some volcanoes.

true

300

What are the names of the two body waves?

P and S waves

300

What type of plate boundary involves two plates sliding against each other?

transform boundary

300

What is one piece of evidence we have of plates moving over time?

fossils, plant evidence

300

What rock type is created by magma/lava cooling?

igneous

400

What is the molten rock that's beneath the Earth's surface?

magma

400

What are the names of 2 surface waves?

R and L waves

400

What type of plate boundary creates volcanoes?

divergent boundaries

400

What is the theory that describes how plates underneath the Earth's surface move?

Continental Drift

400

What does stratification mean?

layering of rocks

500

What is the circle shaped series of plate boundaries near the Pacific ocean called?

Ring of Fire

500

What type of earthquake fault is when two plate boundaries are sliding against one another?

strike-slip/transform boundary

500

One type of plate is called oceanic plate, what is the other type called? hint: it's the plates that make up LAND

continental

500

Who invented the theory of continental drift?

Alfred Wegener

500

What is the difference between weathering and erosion?

Both involve the breakdown of rock, but erosion includes the MOVEMENT of rock.

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