Continental Drift
Convergent Boundaries
Divergent Boundaries
Transform Boundaries
BONUS ROUND (fun facts)
100

True or False: Continental Drift is a theory that is still very unlikely according to scientists.

False

100

What happens to the tectonic plates during a convergent boundary?

The more dense plate slides beneath the less dense plate

100

What is a divergent boundary 'filled up' with?

Magma from the mantle

100

True or False: Transform Boundaries cause volcanoes

False
100

Which boundary causes the most earthquakes

Transform

200

What is the huge landmass that was on Earth before the continents split up?

Pangea

200

Which plate is more dense: a Continental Plate or a Oceanic Plate?

Oceanic Plate

200

What happens as a divergent boundary occurs?

The two tectonic plates split apart from each other

200

What happens during a transform boundary?

2 tectonic plates grind and slide past each other.
200

How much do tectonic plates move per year?

1-2 inches

300

Who came up with the theory of Continental Drift?

Alfred Wegener

300

Another word for when the more dense plate sinks

Subduction

300

Where do divergent boundaries often occur?

Mid-ocean ridges

300

What do transform boundaries create that last a long time?

Faults

300

Where do hotspots often form?

over exceptionally hot regions in the mantle

400

What are two pieces of evidence that show possible Continental Drift?

2 of 4: The continents fit with each other, climate indicators, geologic features, and fossils. 

400

What does a convergent boundary sometimes help build?

A Volcano

400

True or False: The Mariana Trench is a Divergent Boundary

True

400

What is another word(s) for transform boundary?

Transform Fault.

400

Where was Alfred Wegener born?

Berlin, Germany