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Dynamic Planet I-1-I-3 Review

Change of direction of a wave due to change in its velocity 1.Convection 2.Radiation 3.Reflection 4.Refraction

Another name for an earthquake wave 1.Seismic wave 2.Seismograph 3.Richter scale 4.Magnitude

An instrument that detects & records earthquake waves 1.Seismic wave 2.Seismograph 3.Richter scale 4.Magnitude

An example of a substance that acts like a solid on a short time scale but like a liquid on a longer time scale 1.Metal 2.Orange Juice 3.Plastic 4.Glass

Convection cells form when a fluid is __ from below & __ from above 1.Heated/cooled 2.Cooled/heated 3.Heated/heated 4.Cooled/cooled

Waves that can travel through solid, liquid, or gas are 1.R-waves 2.Surface waves 3.P-waves 4.S-waves

The fastest seismic wave is 1.R-wave 2.Surface wave 3.P-wave 4.S-wave

Waves carry ___ 1.Vibrations 2.Energy 3.Compressions 4.Pressure

An area where seismic waves from a faraway earthquake do not appear again at the surface 1.Inner core 2.Outer core 3.Focus 4.Shadow zone

When magma reaches the surface, it solidifies to form 1.Basalt 2.Granite 3.Iron 4.Marble

The core consists mainly of 1.Iron 2.Aluminum 3.Steel 4.Potassium

Only __ can travel through the core 1.R-Wave 2.Surface wave 3.P-wave 4.S-wave

The speeds of the mantle are ___ 1.A few millimeters per year 2.A few centimeters per year 3.A few meters per year 4.A few kilometers per year

A computer animation of the actual image of King Tut is a ____ model 1.Physical 2.Conceptual 3.Mathematical 4.Numerical

Newton’s Second Law of Motion is a _____ model 1.Physical 2.Conceptual 3.Mathematical 4.Numerical

A globe is an example of a ___ model 1.Physical 2.Conceptual 3.Mathematical 4.Numerical

Labeling the layers of the Earth is a ____ model 1.Physical 2.Conceptual 3.Mathematical 4.Numerical

A model of the space shuttle is a ____ model 1.Physical 2.Conceptual 3.Mathematical 4.Numerical

The predicted path of a hurricane is a ____ model 1.Physical 2.Conceptual 3.Mathematical 4.Numerical

Region of Earth’s interior where mantle rocks are able to change shape and flow 1.Crust 2.Core 3.Asthenosphere 4.Lithosphere

Heat transfer in a fluid is __ 1.Refraction 2.Reflection 3.Conduction 4.Convection

Another name for molten rock 1.Magma 2.Basalt 3.Iron 4.Metamorphic

Made of liquid iron 1.Inner Core 2.Outer Core 3.Mantle 4.Asthenosphere

Rigid outer portion of the Earth. (Crust & uppermost part of mantle) 1.Mid ocean ridge 2.Asthenosphere 3.Lithosphere 4.Atmosphere

Continuous mountain ridge extending through an ocean 1.Asthenosphere 2.Lithosphere 3.Mid-Ocean Ridge 4.Icelandic Mountains

Made of solid iron 1.Inner core 2.Outer core 3.Asthnosphere 4.Lithosphere

Please make your selection... 1.Choice One 2.Choice Two 3.Choice Three 4.Choice Four