Week 30 Review The Time for Excellence is Now!

Which tectonic plate is under the starred region? Eurasian

Which tectonic plate is under the starred region? Pacific

Which tectonic plate is under the starred region? Indo-Australian

The Ring of FIRE is located…. Around the outer edge of the PACIFIC plate

What boundaries occur between the PACIFIC plate and surrounding CONTINENTAL PLATES? Convergent Specifically, convergent subduction boundaries.

What type of boundary occurs when 2 plates COLLIDE? This forms? CONVERGENT MOUNTAINS-2 continental plates

When 2 plates collide and one is denser than the other, what occurs? This forms? Subduction Volcanoes and trenches

What type of boundary do you have when two plates SLIDE past one another? This forms? TRANSFORM FAULTS  EARTHQUAKES

What type of boundary do you have when two plates move AWAY from one another? This forms? DIVERGENT Rift valleys & Mid-Oceanic Ridges

Find the density of a marble with a mass of 8g using the picture below: D= m= 8g = 0.4g/mL V 20ml 5 25 Calculate this in the margins of your review.

Oceanic plates are ___________________ DENSE than continental plates. MORE

TRUE or FALSE Earth’s plates are always moving. TRUE!

Convection currents in Earth’s ______________________ are responsible for moving the tectonic plates. asthenosphere

What is the energy transformation shown in the picture below? _________  _______  ________  ________ ElectricalLight Thermal Mechanical Write this in the margins of your review.

Oceanic plate is being DESTROYED at location ______. 6

Newest rock would be found at location _____. A divergent boundary with seafloor spreading is taking place at location _____. 2 2

A ___________ is formed at location 4. trench

SPACE!

Identify the planets below. Venus Mercury Earth MARS Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune

The ROCKY, TERRESTRIAL inner planets are…. Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars

What was the speed of car 2 at 120cm? S= d = 120cm = 2.6 cm/sec t 45sec Write this in the margins of your review.

The gas outer planets are: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune

TRUE

We are able to explore the planets because of their…. PREDICTABLE ORBITS

The closer to the sun, the ________________ the gravitational pull. GREATER

What 2 factors affect the strength of the gravitational pull on a object? Mass & Distance

Which two object would have the strongest gravitational force of attraction? Why? Planet B and the Sun. Planet A & B are equal distance from the Sun. Planet B is LARGER or has a greater mass.

What object have scientists already left Earth to explore the Milky Way Galaxy? The MOON

Which celestial body does the picture represent? Comet

Most ASTEROIDS in our Solar System are located between the orbits of what 2 objects? Mars & Jupiter

Dense and composed of hot gases best describes the composition of the ___________. Sun

METEORITE

In 1990 the Hubble Telescope was put into orbit to help scientists study the- UNIVERSE

Heat energy obtained from deep inside the Earth is called ____________ energy. Geothermal

When traveling to space, you would absolutely have to pack _____________ to survive. Oxygen

Earth’s Interior

Complete the analogy. Earth’s inner core: ___________ as Earth’s outer core: LIQUID SOLID

Put Earth’s layers in order from least dense to most dense. A, B, C, D

I am a layer of Earth that is made of the upper part of the mantle and is thick like playdoh or melted plastic. What layer am I? I AM THE ASTHENOSPHERE

The lithosphere and asthenosphere are included in Earth’s… Upper Crust and Mantle

_______________ a process that squeezes, or compacts, sediments _______________ the breaking down of rock _______________ when sediments are moved to a new location by water, wind, ice or gravity _______________ melted rock _______________ rock formed by erosion, deposition, compaction, cementation of sediment _______________ rock formed by heat and pressure _______________ rock formed by melting and cooling Compaction EROSION Deposition Magma Sedimentary Metamorphic Igneous

Sink or Float? D = 1.3 g/mL D =.40 g/mL Sink- MORE THAN 1 g/mL Float – LESS THAN 1 g/mL

Density Stack Density = mass divided by volume SampleMass (g) Volume (mL) Density (g/mL) A9010 B328 D486 9 g/mL 4 g/mL 8 g/mL A D B

Keep STUDYING or YOU SHALL NOT PASS!!!