Vocab
Key Concepts
Types Of Boundaries
Diagrams
MiscellaneoUSus
100

This type of boundary pulls the plates closer together

convergent boundaries

100

the continents and the water sit on top of?

the outer layer which is hard solid rock

100

This boundary type forms trenches

convergent

100

In this picture, Where will the geologists find hard, solid rock?

C under 1 and 2 because the earth's entire outer layer is made of hard solid rock.

100

what is a cross section?

The cross section shows us what the inside looks like

200
What is a divergent boundary?

This type of boundary pulls plates apart.

200

How did the same fossils end up on two different continents?

The plates moved very slowly over a long period of time

200

Volcanoes form at this boundary type?

convergent

200

What is underneath the soil and ocean?

hard solid rock

200

What do plates need to move?

soft mantle

300

What is a trench?

a valley on the ocean floor where 2 plates meet

300

How is Earth's outer layer divided?

It is divided into plates

300

Earthquakes happen at which boundary types?

convergent and divergent

300

Which picture shows us what happens at convergent boundaries?

C One plate is going underneath the other plate and sinking into the soft rock below

300

if a planet has hard mantle will the plates move?

No, the plates need soft mantle to move

400

the place where 2 plates meet?

plate boundary

400

What happens to the plates at convergent boundaries?

one of the plates pushes down and sinks into the mantle 

400

This boundary type separated the mesosaurus fossils over time?

divergent
400

Which picture describes what happens at divergent boundaries?

D Soft, solid rock from underneath the plates rose and hardened, adding solid rock to the edges of both plates. 

400
earthquakes cause the plates to move. True or false?

true

500

What is a mid-ocean ridge?

A mid ocean ridge is an underwater mountain

500

What happens to the mantle at divergent plate boundaries?

the mantle rises up, cools down and creates new rock.

500
divergent boundary types form this feature underwater

mid-ocean ridges

500

Patterns on this map show us?

volcanic activity and earthquakes happened in random locations all over the map.