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3. Vocabulary 1
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Large landmass that existed when all the continents were once connected.
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A: Who is Pangaea?
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4. Vocabulary 1
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Large segments of Earth’s crust that are constantly in motion.
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A: Who is plates?
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5. Vocabulary 1
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The theory in which crustal plates move, collide, slide under and move past each other.
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A: Who is Continental Drift Theory?
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6. Vocabulary 1
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The movement of the continents resulting from the movement of the plates
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A: Who is Plate Tectonic?
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7. Vocabulary 1
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The process in which one tectonic plate is forced below another plate.
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A: Who is Subduction?
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8. Vocabulary 2 100
A boundary that forms where two tectonic plates slide past each other.
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A: What is Transform Plate Boundary?
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9. Vocabulary 2 200
Boundary that forms were two tectonic plates are moving away from one another.
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A: What is Divergent Plate Boundary?
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Boundary that forms where two tectonic plates are moving toward each other.
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A: What is Convergent Plate Boundary?
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11. Vocabulary 2 400
The name given to the specific feature on the Pacific plate, that created Hawaii.
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A: What is a Hot Spot?
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The movement of material in the mantle, as that hot material from deep within rises, cools, then sinks again.
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13. Earth’s Layers 100 Question
The layer of Earth that is made out of solid Iron and Nickel.
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A: What is the Inner Core?
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14. Earth’s Layers 200 Question The thickest layer of Earth.
A: What is the Mantle?
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15. Earth’s Layers 300 Question
The layer of Earth that is liquid Iron and Nickel.
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A: What is the Outer Core?
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16. Earth’s Layers 400 Question
The layer of Earth that the convection currents are found in.
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A: What is the Asthenosphere?
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17. Earth’s Layers 500 Question
The layer of Earth that contains the large segments of plates.
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A: What is the lithosphere
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18. Plate Boundaries 100 Question
The mid-ocean ridge is found along this type of plate boundary.
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A: What is divergent?
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19. Plate Boundaries 200 Question
An island arc can form along this specific
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A: What is oceanic to oceanic?
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20. Plate Boundaries 300 Question The San Andres fault in California is
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21. Plate Boundaries 400 Question The Himalayan mountains were formed by
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22. Plate Boundaries 500 Question The Andes mountains of South America
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23. Evidence of Continental Drift 100
These are created by different amounts of iron coming up with magma along the mid-ocean ridge.
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24. Evidence of Continental Drift 200
These occur along plate boundaries.
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25. Evidence of Continental Drift 300
The crust and upper mantle form this layer.
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26. Evidence of Continental Drift 400
The lizard fossil that was used as evidence for South America and Africa being connected.
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A: What is Mesosaurus?
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27. Evidence of Continental Drift 500
The first piece of evidence Alfred Wegener used to develop his theory of continental drift.
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A: What are the continents fit together like a puzzle?
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28. General Geology 100 Question
The scientist who came up with the theory of continental drift.
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A: Who is Alfred Wegener?
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29. General Geology 200 Question
The farther you go into Earth’s layers, these two characteristics increase.
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30. General Geology 300 Question
The major plate that doesn’t have a continent on it.
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31. General Geology 400 Question Two types of crust.
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32. General Geology 500 Question
About 200 million years ago South America was connected to this continent.
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33. Final Jeopardy Question
What was the main piece of evidence Alfred Wegener was missing when he developed his theory of continental drift.
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A: What is the convection currents in the asthenosphere
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