Transform Boundary
Divergent Boundary
Convergent Boundary
Vocabulary
Misc.
100

The direction plates move at a transform boundary.

What is sliding?

100

The direction plates move at divergent boundaries.

What is dividing or away from each other?

100

What direction do the plates move in a convergent boundary?

What is colliding or moving towards each other?

100

Sudden ground shaking caused by the release of energy as tectonic plates move, commonly along faults at plate boundaries.

 What is Earthquakes?

100

Where a denser oceanic plate slides under a lighter continental plate, creating volcanoes.

What is Subduction Zone?

200

This geological event happens at transform boundaries.

What is earthquakes?

200

This rises to the surface when plates separate.

What is molten rock/magma/lava?

200

Why does ocean crust sink below continental crust?

What is higher density?

200

An area where magma pushes up through the crust in one spot, creating volcanoes, even if it’s not near a plate boundary.

 What is the Hot Spot?

200

What TEKS did you learn this unit?

What is 7.10A and 7.10B?

300

This is the term for the fracture created when one plate suddenly slides past another plate.

What is a fault?

300

Divergent boundaries typically occur here.

What is the ocean?

300

What is created at ocean-continent convergent boundaries?

What is volcanoes and trenches?

300

The rigid outer layer of Earth, including the crust and the uppermost part of the mantle, divided into tectonic plates.

Who is Lithosphere?

300

In the lab, what did the graham cracker represent?

plates of the earth

400

As the plates slide past one another one often gets caught on the other one. This causes _______ to build up. Earthquakes happen when the ______ is released. (same word in both blanks)

What is energy?

400

These are found at divergent boundaries?

What is mid-ocean ridge and rift valley?

400

What is created at continent-continent convergent boundaries?

 What is Mountain Ranges?

400

Molten rock beneath Earth’s surface that can rise to form volcanoes or new crust when it cools.

 What is the Magma?

400
In the lab, what did the marshmellow fluff represent?

magma

500

This is the force which causes earthquakes as the plates slide against one another.

What is friction?

500

These are more common at convergent boundaries but can also be made at divergent boundaries.

 What is Volcanoes?

500

What is created at ocean-ocean convergent boundaries?

 What is Volcanic Islands and Trenches?

500

The regions where tectonic plates meet, categorized as divergent, convergent, or transform boundaries.

What is Plate Boundaries?

500

John throws a baseball with a force of 15N. If the ball has a mass of 2.2kg, then what is the acceleration of the baseball? Round to the nearest Hundredths place.

What is an acceleration of 6.82 m/s ^2?