Definitions
Seafloor Spreading
Land Features
Rocks
100

Definition of Pangea

The name given to the supercontinent that began to break apart approximately 200 million years ago

100

4 pieces of evidence that Alfred Wegener used

Kinds of rock, glacial grooves, coal deposits, fossil evidence 

NOT SEAFLOOR SPREADING

100

What erosion and deposition of mountains looks like and why they might look different

The Appalachian Mountains are smaller and smoother because they are older.

The Rocky Mountains are taller and rougher because they are newer.

100

Identify fine-grained vs. coarse-grained rocks

Smooth is fine, rough is coarse

200

Definition of ocean trench vs mid-ocean ridge

Deep underwater trough

Mountain range on ocean floor

200

3 types of plate boundaries

Divergent, convergent, transform

200

Identify wind erosion and deposition land features

Arch, loess, sand dune, scoured and sandblasted rock

200

The 3 major rock groups

Metamorphic, sedimentary, igneous

300

Difference between magma and lava

Magma is below, Lava is above earth’s surface

300

Conclusion for the fit of coastlines

They were once joined in the past

300

What are the 3 ways that water enters the atmosphere?

evaporation, transpiration, cellular respiration

300

Identifying a rock into one of the 3 major rock groups

Metamorphic: layered

Sedimentary: crumbly

Igneous: volcano

500

read an isochron map:

Red vs. blue