Lava
(2014 Short Film)
(2014 Short Film)
Surface (of the Earth) Level
Earth are like Onions, Earth has Layers
Show me the
Earth-Faxs
Earth-Faxs
Miscellaneous
100
What is this location called?
Ring of Fire
100
How many oceans and continents are there?
5 oceans and 7 continents
100
What are all the layers of the earth?
1. Crust
2. Mantle
3. Core
100
What is the puzzle piece theory?
Where all the continents look like puzzle piece, so they must have been connected at one point.
100
What is Ms. Fochtman's dog or cat's name?
Lily or Sirius
200
Name the parts of the volcano.
Crater, Vent, and Magma Chamber.
200
What are all the oceans?
Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Indian Ocean, and Southern/Antarctic Ocean
200
What are the 2 types of crusts?
Oceanic Crust and Continental Crust
200
What are the 3 pieces of evidence for plate tectonics?
Puzzle Piece Theory, Fossil Record, and Mountain Ranges
200
What was Alfred Wegener known for?
Creating the continental drift hypothesis.
300
How are volcanoes formed?
When oceanic crust and continental crust form a subduction zone.
300
How do the plates move? Why?
Floating on top of the mantle like a surfboard. The mantle moves from convection currents from the heat of the core.
300
What boundary causes earthquakes?
Transform Boundary
300
What type of seismic wave goes through liquids and which cannot go through liquids?
P-waves can go through liquids and S-waves cannot go through liquids.
300
Finish the Phrase:
"All _______ are _______, but not all _______ are _______."
All volcanoes are mountains, but not all mountains are volcanoes.
400
What type of volcano is this?
(Ms. Fochtman's choice)
(What Ms. Fochtman picked)
400
What are all the continents' names?
Asia, Europe, Africa, Antartica, Australia, South America, and North America
400
What is the outer core made of?
Iron and Nickel alloy
400
What are shadow zones?
A part of the earth the seismic waves do not go through. We use this to tell use which layers are liquid or solid.
400
How many stools are in this classroom?
25
500
What's an example of this type of volcano?
(Ms. Fochtman chooses a volcano)
(Depends)
500
What are the 3 types of boundaries? What do they do and create?
Divergent Boundary - 2 plates move apart creating a rift
Transform Boundary - 2 plates rub against each other parallel, creating an earthquake
Subduction Zone - 2 plates meet and 1 goes under the other. Creates a volcano or a mountain.
500
How is the inner core solid?
Even though the inner core is 9,392°F and the element's melting point is 2,800°F, the pressure of the earth is so much, the atoms do not have room to move in liquid form.
500
What mountain ranges are used as evidence for plate tectonics?
Appalachian Mountains, Scottish highlands, Togo Mountains in West Africa, and Scandinavian mountains
500
Where did Ms. Fochtman go to college?
Michigan State University