Layers
Names
Plates
Plates 2
Misc
100

Is the water found in on the earth

What is Hydrosphere  

100

States that all continents were once part of one large continent

What is Pangea   

100

Type of boundary where plates collide

What is Convergent  Boundary  

100

During the movement of convection currents, Heat ____

What is Rises

100

Sphere which the plates are located in

What is Lithosphere  

200

Is the layer of gasses surrounding the earth

What is Atmosphere

200

The largest tectonic plate

Pacific plate

200

Boundary where plates slide past each other

What is Transform plate  boundary 

200

Is when convection currents in the mantle produce a force (like a conveyer belt)

What is Basal  Drag   

200

The process where new ocean crust forms along a mid-ocean ridge and old crust moves away.

What is Seafloor spreading  

300

The least dense layer of the earth

What is Crust

300

The smallest plate

What is Juan de Fuca

300

Boundary where plates separate

What is Divergent  boundary  

300

When rising mantle material at mid-ocean ridges create potential for plates to move away from the ridge with a force.

What is Ridge push

300

Subduction creates

What is Trenches and  volcanoes

400

Earths Entire solid body

What is Geosphere   

400

Technology used to study the moment of plates

Global Positioning Systems

400

Brings metamorphic and igneous rocks from deep in the crust to the surface

What is Uplift   

400

Formed when plates collide and the denser plate sinks below the more buoyant plate.

What is Subduction  

400

Plates collide and there is no subduction they lift and form _____

What is Mountains  

500

Sphere which allows movement in the lithosphere

What is Asthenosphere

500

Where we see large amounts of volcanic activity

What is the Pacific plate (Ring of Fire)

500

Occurs when stress and strain cause rocks to buckle and fracture

What is Folds 

500

When the slab sinks, pulling the rest of the plate with a force.

What is Slab pull  

500

Is molten rock below the earths surface.

What is Magma