Earth Layers and Tectonic Plates
Convergent Boundaries
Divergent Boundaries
Transform Boundaries
Chemistry
100

List the 5 layers of earth and the state of matter they are in (full words, no abbreviations)


Crust

Upper Mantle

Lower Mantle

Outer Core

Inner Core

100

Describe the movement of convergent boundaries

plates mvoe towards each other

100

describe the movement of divergent boundaries

plates move away from each other

100

describe the movement of divergent boundaries

plates slide past each other in opposite directions

(must say in opposite directions)

100

Identify a property of a base

 

Tastes bitter

Feels soapy to touch

Reacts with acids

Changes litmus paper to blue

Corrosive2

Conducts electricity

200

List the 7 Major Tectonic Plates (you do not have to write plate after each plate name)

North American Plate

Pacific Plate

Eurasian Plate

African Plate

South American Plate

Australian Plate

Antarctic Plate

200

Identify the type of geological feature formed at a collision zone 

Mountain ranges

200

Identify the type of geological feature formed when water fills cracks in the Earth’s crust

Inland seas

200

Identify the type of geological event that occurs at transform boundaries

earthquakes

200

!!!DOUBLE JEOPARDY!!!

identify where acids would be located on a ph scale (the numbers)

0-6

300

Identify the piece of evidence that the following description is describing:

New crust is formed on the ocean floor where tectonic plates moved away from one another. The magma reaches the surface, cools down, and forms new crust.

Seafloor spreading

300

identify the two types of convergent boundaries occuring in a subduction zone

Oceanic - continental

Oceanic - oceanic

300

The East Pacific Rise is a product of the Pacific Plate moving away from the Nazca and Cocos Plates.

Identify the type of divergent boundary that would occur

oceanic - oceanic

300

Identify the name of the geological feature formed by squeezing or stretching the Earth’s crust.

faults

300

Identify the type of energy reaction that would have a high starting energy and low final energy after being realsed. 

exothermic reaction

400

List the 3 factors a scientific idea is based on

evidence, observation and experiments

400

identify the type of crust that subducts under another crust to form oceanic trenches and why

oceanic crust as it is more dense

400

how long does it take for rift valleys to turn into inland seas

millions of years

400

Describe how earthquakes occur

release of built up tension/energy/pressure/friction between two interaction plates

400

Identify the type of radiation that occurs when an unstable nucleus releases a pair of protons and a pair of neutrons

Alpha

500

Particles in the earths mantle (magma) gain heat energy when being heated from the outer core and start to rise (convection currents). 

Describe why the particles rise in reference to the volume and density. 

Increase in volume, decrease in density

500

Describe how island arcs are formed from convergent boundaries. (include the type of crusts and their movement)

The denser, older oceanic crust subducts underneath the younger, less dense oceanic crust.

500

describe what happens to the earths crust during seafloor spreading

As new crust forms, older crust is pushed further away from the crack in the earth 

(must mention older crust move away) 

500

Transform boundaries are less common than convergent or divergent boundaries, however the damages they cause can be just as devastating.

Describe what happens when a large earthquake occurs

the larger the energy is released the larger the earthquake 

500

describe the difference between isotopes and elements

isotopes are variations of elements with the same atomic number but different atomic mass 

or

the same number of porotns and electrons but a different amount of neutrons

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