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Dynamic Vocabulary Plate Tectonics Volcanoes Earthquakes Do you know your boundaries? main 100

DYNAMIC VOCABULARY- 100 I’m the thin layer of rock that surrounds Earth.

DYNAMIC VOCAB ANSWER- 100 CRUST

DYNAMIC VOCABULARY- 200 I’m the layer of hotter, softer rock in the upper mantle.

DYNAMIC VOCAB ANSWER- 200 ASTHENOSPHERE

DYNAMIC VOCABULARY- 300 I’m Earth’s thickest layer, measuring nearly 2900 km

DYNAMIC VOCAB ANSWER- 300 MANTLE

DYNAMIC VOCABULARY- 400 I’m an area of volcanic activity that develops above rising plumes of magma.

DYNAMIC VOCAB ANSWER- 400 HOTSPOT

DYNAMIC VOCABULARY- 500 I’m the gap that forms as tectonic plates move apart.

DYNAMIC VOCAB ANSWER- 500 RIFT VALLEY

PLATE TECTONICS-100 Semi-fluid layer in the upper mantle

PLATE TECTONICS ANSWER-100 ASTHENOSPHERE

PLATE TECTONICS-200 The theory that Alfred Wegener developed

PLATE TECTONICS ANSWER-200 CONTINENTAL DRIFT

PLATE TECTONICS-300 The type of crust that is made primarily of granite.

PLATE TECTONICS ANSWER-300 CONTINENTAL CRUST

PLATE TECTONICS-400 This is considered to be the driving force behind tectonic plate movement.

PLATE TECTONICS ANSWER-400 CONVECTION CURRENTS

PLATE TECTONICS-500 What are 2 of the evidences Wegener had for his theory

PLATE TECTONICS ANSWER FOSSIL 2.CLIMATIC EVIDENCE 3. PUZZLE FIT 4. ROCK TYPES & STRUCTURE

VOLCANOES-100 Molten rock on the surface of the Earth

VOLCANOES ANSWER-100 LAVA

VOLCANOES-200 What is the Earth’s most active volcanic zones called?

VOLCANOES ANSWER-200 RING OF FIRE

VOLCANOES-300 Resistance to flow or thickness of lava is called its

VOLCANOES ANSWER-300 VISCOSITY

VOLCANOES-400 Magma ejects from a volcano through this

VOLCANOES ANSWER-400 CENTRAL VENT

VOLCANOES-500 This type of volcano is very tall and has steep sides with violent eruptions.

VOLCANOES ANSWER-500 STRATOVOLCANO

EARTHQUAKES -100 A machine that picks up earthquake waves is called a

EARTHQUAKES ANSWER- 100 SEISMOGRAPH

EARTHQUAKES -200 Scientists measure earthquake energy using this scale.

EARTHQUAKES ANSWER- 200 MOMENT MAGNITUDE

EARTHQUAKES -300 How many stations do you need to locate an epicenter?

EARTHQUAKES ANSWER- 300 THREE

EARTHQUAKES -400 This type of wave is the second-fastest & can travel through only solids

EARTHQUAKES ANSWER- 400 S-WAVE

EARTHQUAKES -500 This spot is known as the?

EARTHQUAKES ANSWER- 500 EPICENTER

BOUNDARIES-100 What boundary is this?

BOUNDARIES ANSWER-100 OCEAN-OCEAN CONVERGENT

BOUNDARIES-200 What 2 land features form at this boundary?

BOUNDARIES ANSWER-200 OCEAN TRENCH & LAND VOLCANOES

DAILY DOUBLE

BOUNDARIES-300 What type of fault is depicted?

BOUNDARIES ANSWER-300 TRANSFORM FAULT

BOUNDARIES-400 What mountain ranges have been formed by this boundary?

BOUNDARIES ANSWER-400 HIMALAYA MTS & APPALACHIAN MTS

BOUNDARIES-500 What is an example of this boundary

BOUNDARIES ANSWER-500 EAST AFRICA RIFT VALLEY or the RED SEA