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Level 3
Where is South America or Africa
Spot the difference
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Level 4
(i) Name two continents which were joined together.
(ii) How does the evidence from dinosaurs help us.
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Level 5c
(i) How does the above image prove that the plates have moved.
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Level 5b
What is happening here and where is it happening. How does it help with our theory?
Summarise 4 pieces of evidence which support Wegeners theory?
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Level 5a
This is a fold mountain. Examples of fold mountain ranges include the Himalayas and Alps.
How might they be pushed upwards? Is this a clue?
What would cause these layers of folding in this mountain?
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Level 6c
Demonstrate with your hands three different movement of plates
What is happening here and how does that help us?
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8. in conjunction with www.sln.org.uk/geography7
Level 6b
Contrast what is happening in these two locations
From your knowledge what direction would X be moving in and why? X
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Level 6a
What colour is the rock? Now, think what could the rock have been made from? Where would it have been made? How did it get here?
Explain the formation of coal above. Then explain how it is possible to find coal in the UK
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Level 7
Paleomagnetism. The earths magnetic polarity reverses every years. How does this reversal of polarity help Wegeners case?
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