Volcano
Tsunami
Weathering/Erosion
Earlier in the Unit
Hodgepodge!
100

What is magma called once it erupts?

Lava

100

True or false:

Seawalls will always protect against Tsunamis

False


100

Animals are the only causes of erosion.

True/false

False

100

The super continent that was believed to have been was called _____________________

Pangea

100

We have 7 continents. Does that mean we have 7 tectonic plates?

Yes/ no

no

200

An _____________________ is a volcano that has erupted recently and will erupt again.

Active volcano

200

Tsunami is Japanese for ______________

Harbor Wave

200

A sinkhole occurs underground due to _________________ weathering.

chemical

200

Earthquakes with a lower magnitude are more aggressive than an earthquake with a higher magnitude. 

true/false

false

200

Who is responsible for Continental Drift Theory?

Alfred Wegener

300

Where do most volcanic eruptions occur?

*What do we call this place?

The ring of fire!

300

Tsunami might be caused by 

*name at least one way

underground earthquake

underground volcano eruption

water displacement

300

Which is not a trigger of a landslide:

gravity, water, volcano, earthquakes, gentle breeze 

gentle breeze

300

What 3 types of rocks did we learn about?

Sedimentary, igneous, metamorphic

300

Which type of rock is created from lava cooling and hardening?

igneous rock. 

400

Volcanos can only occur at plate boundaries. 

True or false?

If false, what do we call these types of volcanos (or plumes)

False, hotspot

400

Scientists build tsunameters, which include a 

special _________________ that tells 

________________________

special buoy

that tells wave heights/water rising

400

What is the main difference between a mudslide and a landslide?

Mudslide is wetter material, landslide is dry

400

Using the meaning of roots, which word did we define by saying:

One who 

studies 

the Earth

geologist

400

What is the largest tectonic plate called?

The Pacific Plate

500

What are three ways a volcano might warn us of an eruption?

*sides bulging

*small rumbles

*gasses coming out the top

500

Is a tsunami most dangerous in the middle of the ocean or at shore?

Why?

Shore, because the water rises as it has less place to go (in water)

500

What is the difference between weathering and erosion? 

*think about their definitions

weathering creates sediment

erosion moves sediment

500

State the layers of our Earth from outer most to inner most.

Crust, Mantle, Outer Core, Inner Core

500

Describe and use hand motions to show the three types of plate boundaries we learned!

convergent ------> <---------

divergent <-------- ----------->

transform 

------------->

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