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Jeopardy Game The Changing Earth
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Earth’s Layers Tectonic Plates Random 10 pts 10 pts 10 pts 10 pts
Continental Drift Random 10 pts 10 pts 10 pts 10 pts 20 pts 20 pts 20 pts 20 pts 30 pts 30 pts 30 pts 30 pts 40 pts 40 pts 40 pts 40 pts 50 pts 50 pts 50 pts 50 pts
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Question 1 Heat and pressure
What two things increase as you go further and further into the Earth? Check Answer
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Question 2 The outer core
This layer is made of molten (liquid) iron and nickel. It is also the second hottest layer. What is it? Check Answer
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Question 3 The crust This rocky layer is thin compared to the others and floats on top of the mantle. What is it? Check Answer
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Question 4 The inner core
This layer is made of hot, solid iron and nickel and is shaped like a ball. What is it? Check Answer
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Question 5 The mantle Check Answer
This layer is the largest and has a feature known as “plasticity” which allows it to go from a solid to a liquid. Check Answer
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Question 6 Convergent boundary
This plate boundary occurs when plates move together. What is it? Check Answer
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Question 7 Transform boundary
This plate boundary occurs when plates slide past one another horizontally. What is it? Check Answer
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Question 8 Divergent boundary
This type of boundary occurs when two plates move away from one another. What is it? Check Answer
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Question 9 Transform boundary
This type of plate boundary causes earthquakes to occur. What is it? Check Answer
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Question 10 Divergent boundary
This type of plate boundary causes volcanoes to form. What is it? Check Answer
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Question 11 Tectonic plates
What are large, continent sized blocks of crust known as? Check Answer
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Question 12 Heat from within the Earth
What do scientists think causes tectonic plates to slowly move apart from one another? Check Answer
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Question 13 Pangaea Check Answer
Scientists believe the continents formed one supercontinent long ago but that they have drifted apart over millions of years. What is the name given to that supercontinent? Check Answer
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Question 14 Check Answer Continental Drift Theory
What theory states that the continents formed a giant supercontinent long ago and that they continue to slowly move today. Check Answer
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Question 15 The continents seem to fit together like a puzzle. 2. Similar fossil findings on continents that could have been connected. Give 2 pieces of evidence that support the Continental Drift Theory. Check Answer
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Question 16 Creation of new islands or rock for roads/buildings
Name 1 positive effect of a volcano. Check Answer
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Question 17 Poisonous gases, destruction of cities, or fires.
Name 1 negative effect of volcanoes. Check Answer
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Question 18 On the boundaries between tectonic plates (fault lines)
Where do most volcanoes and earthquakes occur? Check Answer
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Question 19 Age= 4.6 billion years Weight= 6.6 sextillion tons Make-up= Rock According to scientists, what is the age, weight, and make-up of the Earth? Check Answer
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Question 20 The Ring of Fire Check Answer
What is the chain of over 300 active volcanoes around the Pacific Ocean known as? Check Answer
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