Mariana Trench
Volcanos
Tectonic Plates
100

Approximately how deep is the Mariana Trench?

11000 meters

11km deep

100
When looking at the maps, the hotspot known to harbor the worlds active volcanos is called what?

The Ring of Fire

100

The San Andreas Fault on the coast of California has what kind of locked movement? 

Transform fault boundary movement
200

In the Atlantic Ocean is what sunken Shipwreck

Titanic

3800 meters sunk below

200

In Hawaii, the Active volcano at the summit we looked at is called what? 

Kilauea Volcano

200

Orogeny means "Mountain Building". It occurs when two tectonic plates move  how ?.....................

Converge 

300

Mid Ocean Ridge Subduction Zones can release earth contents underwater, name two things that result ?

S_ _ F _ _ _ _ S_ _ _ _ _ing

Hydro_ _ _ _ _ _ _ V_ _ _ s


Seafloor spreading

Hydrothermal vents

300

Why is tectonic Plate activity Unique to Earth? 

Because we have water

70 % water makes us a "waterworld"

300

What do you notice about the plate boundary of Japan ?  Or the geography of Japan? 

It is an archipelago that is situated on 4 tectonic plates

400
What do we notice about New Zealand when looking at the tectonic Maps? 

It is on a tectonic plate boundary also

400

memory recall : 

Cenote means 'hole of water' in the ground. There are alot of cenotes / caves of water in Mexico.  This special feature of the land was possibly caused by what?

meteorite/ asteroid hit from collision billions of years ago

400

When having a look at mount Fuji in Japan, it is a dormant volcano. What type of tectonic plate movement happened to create this?

convergent plate boundary
500

What are the two types of tectonic plates?

Oceanic  and Lithospheric / (continental plates)

500

Magma can be released from tectonic plate movement and subduction zones, depending on the location.

 Magma can expel onto seafloor, or it can come out of volcanos. Where does the magma come from?

Earth's inner core

500

Nations like Hawaii have to monitor their volcano activity because they are located in hotspots.

Why is this important 

so that Disasters and destruction caused by volcanic activity can be managed in an emergency