Boundary Types
Convection
Earth's Features
Continental Drift
Housekeeping
100

Describe the movement of Divergent Plates

Dividing, separating, drifting apart.

100

The current that pushes hot magma to the surface and allows the cooler magma to sink.

Convection current.

100

What plate boundary forms MOUNTAINS?

convergent

100

What is the theory of Continental Drift?

The continents are moving apart slowly.

100

Warm up time is....

SILENT TIME
200

Convergent plates are moving in what way?

colliding, pushing together, towards each other
200

Subduction is when

old crust is destroyed by the magma

200

Slip plate boundaries cause this natural disaster. 

____________

Earthquakes

200

How does the continent puzzle support this theory? 

The continents look like they fit together, like a puzzle would.

200

We should come to school with our devices... and if not what happens?

CHARGED... or you borrow a charger with an email home.

300

Slip plates are doing what?

sliding against each other. 

300

TRUE or FALSE

The hotter the magma, the less dense it becomes. 

false

300

Divergent plate boundaries form... must name at least 1

mid-ocean ridge, rift valley

300

Tillite, rocks formed from ancient glaciers, were found on what continent? 

Africa

300

Notebooks should be gotten out of the bin by the end of....

WARM UP

400

Draw arrows demonstrating Convergent plate movement.

-><-

400

What is the source of heat that allows that convection to occur?

the outer core

400

Convergent plate boundaries cause this feature to form. must name both for full points.

Mountains and trenches

400

Lystrosaurus remains were found across multiple continents. How does this support the theory of continental drift? explain.

they are weak swimmers, so the continents where the remains were found had to be touching at one point.
400

TRUE or FALSE

We have assigned seats that should be sat in AT ALL TIMES unless a teacher moves you.

true

500

Draw the movements of Slip plates.

->

<-

500

How is the new crust formed?

The magma that pushes through the Mid-ocean ridge hardens as it comes in contact with the water.

500

Volcanoes are formed through ___________.

Convergence. 

500

Western Antarctica and South America share a chain of this earth feature. Bonus if you remember the name of them.

Andes Mountains

500

Miss Allen's biggest pet peeve is ____________. what should we do instead?

Talking over each other. We should raise our hands and wait for our turn instead.