2. THIS IS
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3. With
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Ms. Markwis

4. Believe it or not
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Paper Plates
That’s tectonic
Magic Man
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5. I’m an area of volcanic activity that often forms island chains and develops over rising plumes of magma
A 100

6. Hot spot
A 100

7. I’m am the term that is used to describe when one plate sinks below another.

8. Subduction or
a Subduction Zone
A 200

9. The place where two plates move past each other in opposite directions is referred to as.

10. A transform boundary
A 300

11. I state the Earth’s lithosphere is broken into huge, moving slabs of rock driven by motions in the mantle.
A 400

12. The theory of plate tectonics

13. I am the name that Alfred Wegener gave to the huge supercontinent that he proposed had once existed.

14. Pangaea.
A 500

15. I’m all the land and geographical features of the earth
B 100

16. Geosphere
B 100

17. I’m the place where two plates converge, or push together
B 200

18. Convergent boundary
B 200

19. The hypothesis that proposed that Earth’s continents were once joined in a single large landmass and then gradually moved apart.
B 300

20. Theory of continental drift
B 300

21. I’m the layer of hotter, softer rock in the upper mantle
B 400

22. Asthenosphere
B 400

23. I’m the protective layer of gases which surrounds earth.
B 500

24. Atmosphere
B 500

25. At which subduction zone do two different kinds of plates interact?

26. Oceanic-continental Subduction

27. I’m the layer of liquid metals that surrounds the inner core.

28. Outer core
C 200

29. I’m the thin layer of rock that surrounds the earth.

30. Crust
C 300

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C 400

32. I’m the gap that forms as tectonic plates move apart

33. Rift Valley
C 400

34. I’m all the water on earth
C 500

35. Hydrosphere.
C 500

36. I occur where plates with continental crusts push together.
D 100

37. Continental-continental collision
D 100

38. I’m a ball of hot, solid metals at Earth’s center.

39. Inner core
D 200

40. I’m the large and small slabs of rock that make up pieces of the lithosphere

41. Tectonic Plate
D 300

42. I am the term used when one oceanic plate is pushed under another.

43. Oceanic-oceanic subduction

44. I’m earth’s thickest layer, measuring nearly 2900km.
D 500

45. Mantle
D 500

46. I am the term used when two tectonic plates move apart.

47. Divergent Boundary
E 100

48. I include all living parts of the earth on land, in the air, and in the water.

49. The biosphere
E 200

50. Name the two parts of the lithosphere.

51. The Earth’s crust and the upper part of the mantle.

52. Provide the example we used from class.
What Geologic Formation is created as an oceanic and a continental plate converge?
Provide the example we used from class.
E 400

53. A chain of volcanic mountains.
Example from class:
The Andes Mountains
E 400

54. What Geologic formation occurs when two continental plates diverge?
Identify the example used in class.
E 500

55. The East African Rift Valley.
A rift valley
Example from class:
The East African Rift Valley.
E 500

56. Name the four spheres of the Earth.

57. The biosphere, atmosphere, hydrosphere, and geosphere.
F 100

58. Name the four layers of the Earth and describe each of them.

59. Crust, mantle, inner core, outer core. (desriptions will vary.)
F 200

60. When thinking of plate tectonics, what are the three types of boundaries?

61. Convergent, divergent, and transform.

62. Identify the example used in class.
What geologic formation is created when two continental Plates converge?
Identify the example used in class.
F 400

63. Folded Mountains
Example from class:
Himalayan mountains
F 400

64. At what kind of boundary does a rift valley occur?

65. At a divergent boundary.
F 500

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Name the three forms of evidence used to support the theory of continental drift.
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68. The presence of fossils, climate change, and geology.
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