Layers of the Earth
Tectonic Plates
The 7 Continents
Pangea
Other Facts
100

How many layers are there in the Earth?

4.

100

What are Tectonic plates?

Tectonic plates Are big pieces of land (crust).

100

Name all of the 7 continents?

Antarctica, Australia, Aisa,  Africa, Europ, North America, and South America. 

100

What is pangea?

Pangea is the supercontinent made up of all the other continents.

100

What is a geologist?

Scientist that studies the earth.

200

True or False? Is the Inner Core solid?

True, the Inner Core is solid.

200

what direction do transform plates move?

Transform - Slide past each other in opposite directions.

200

What continent do we live on?

North America.

200

What is a Greek word for Pangea?

All lands.

200

 What food are the layers of the earth compared to?

 An egg.

300

Why is the inner core solid?

The Inner Core is solid because all of the other layers are putting pressure on the inner core.

300

 How fast do the tectonic plates move?

As fast as your fingernails grow. 

300

Where were the continents located millions of years ago?

Southern Hemisphere.

300

When was Pangea formed?

 Formed about 280 million years ago.

300

 What is the mantle made of?

Magnesium, aluminum, silicon, and oxygen silicates.

400

Why is the mantle compared to a jelly sandwich?

because its made up of (solid rock, liquid rock, solid rock) like a jelly sanwitch.

400

Where are Tectonic Plates located?

 On top of Mantle/in the crust.

400

what continent is Israel located?

Asia.

400

 Fill in the blank: Pangea is the first _______.

First supercontinent.

400

How many continents were there 200 million years ago?

2.

500

What are the names of the layers of the earth?

 Crust, Mantle, Outer Core, and Inner Core.

500

what direction do convergent plates move?

Convergent - Collide/move together.

500

Why are there 7 Continents?

Because the Tectonic Plates move.

500

The scientist study fossils to confirm that there were only 2 _______ 200 million years ago?

Continents.

500

What direction do divergent plates move?

Diversion - Move apart/separate.