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Semester 1 Review Jeopardy Rock Record Earth’s Past Plate Techs Earthquake Volcano

Which law tells us that a fault or igneous intrusion is always younger than the rock layers it cuts through? Answer

The Law of Crosscutting Relationships Home

Answer Evidence that an animal was once in a place like footprints or burrows?

Home Trace Fossils

Break in the geologic record? Answer

Unconformity Home

The number of half-lives gone through when a parent isotope is ¼ of it’s original amount? Answer

2 Home

Which law tells us that all rocks beneath an unconformity are older than rocks above the unconformity? Answer

Law of Superposition Home

In radiometric dating, what is the original material called? (the radioactive material) Answer

Home Parent isotope

The Impact Hypothesis says dinosaurs became extinct when… Answer

An asteroid crashed into the Earth Home

The super continent that formed about 300 million years ago. Answer

Pangea Home

An occurrence where many species die out? Answer

Mass extinction Home

A geologic period is usually named for? Answer

Home. The place where characteristic fossils were first discovered.

Gradual development of new organisms from pre-existing ones? Answer

Evolution Home

Answer These are the longest units of geologic time?

Home Eons

Plates that slide past each other in opposite directions? Answer

Transform Home

One way that plate movement affects climate? Answer

Creating mountains that affect wind patterns. Home

Most scientists agree that the Earth is about how hold? Answer

4.6 Billion Years ago Home

Answer Slowest moving seismic waves?

Surface waves Home

Why earthquakes usually occur at plate boundaries? Answer

Great stress Home

How the intensity of XII is described? Answer

Total destruction Home

Area on Earth’s surface where no direct seismic waves can be detected? Answer

Home Shadow zone

Answer Tracing of earthquake motion that depends on a seismograph.

Seismogram Home

Liquid rock underground? Answer

Magma Home

A large pluton? Answer

Batholith Home

The majority of earthquakes and volcanoes happens here? Answer

Pacific Ring of Fire Home

Iceland lies along this? Answer

Mid-Atlantic Ridge Home

Hawaiian Island formed due to this? Answer

Hot Spot Home

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