
Plate Tectonics Review
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Kristin Meirose-Rog
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Plate Tectonics Review
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Continental Drift
What is it? What's the evidence?
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Multiple Choice
What is the name of the supercontinent that Alfred Wegener proposed?
Pandaworld
Pangea
Wakanda
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Multiple Choice
How did Wegner explain finding identical fossils separated by oceans.
The animals must have swum across
There used to be a land bridge
The continents used to be connected.
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Multiple Choice
What did WEGNER NOT use as evidence of Continental Drift? (not available til after his death!)
Fossils
Shape of Continent
Sonar Map of Ocean Floor
Matching Rocks/ Mountains
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Multiple Choice
At first, scientists ________the theory of CONTINENTAL DRIFT.
Accepted
Rejected
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Multiple Choice
WHY did scientists REJECT the idea of CONTINENTAL DRIFT.
Wegner had NO EVIDENCE that continents had drifted.
Wegner couldn't explain WHY continents drifted . (NO MECHANISM)
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Sea Floor Spreading
How discovered?
Why important?
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Multiple Choice
Where did scientists first find evidence of WHY the continents moved?
In a volcano
On top of a mountain
On the bottom of the ocean
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Multiple Choice
What technology was used to make the first map of the ocean bottom?
Telescopes
Sonar
GPS Satellites
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Multiple Choice
Scientists expected the ocean bottom to be flat like a bathtub. What structure did they discover in the MIDDLE of all the world's oceans?
Mid Ocean Ridges
Rift valleys
Deep Trenches
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Multiple Choice
According to the theory of sea floor spreading, where is NEW OCEAN CRUST formed?
In middle of ocean at mid ocean ridges
At edge of ocean in deep sea trenches
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Multiple Choice
According to the theory of SEA FLOOR SPREADING which rock is likely to be the OLDEST? (click picture for closer look!)
A
B
C
D
E
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Multiple Choice
According to the theory of SEA FLOOR SPREADING which rock was likely made at the same time as rock B?(and is the same age?)
A
B
C
D
E
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Multiple Choice
According to the theory of SEA FLOOR SPREADING which rock is likely to be the YOUNGEST? (click picture for closer look!)
A
B
C
D
E
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Multiple Choice
Magnetic polarity preserved in ocean crust ALSO supports Sea Floor Spreading. Rocks formed at the same time have
The SAME polarity (BOTH rocks say NORTH is the same direction)
OPPOSITE polarity (one rock says North is up, and the other says its DOWN)
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Multiple Choice
All of these are evidence of Sea Floor Spreading EXCEPT:
Age of ocean rocks
Sonar map of ocean floor
Magnetic Polarity of Ocean Rocks
Matching shapes of continents
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Forces that Move Tectonic Plates
What are the forces moving plates?
How do they work?
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Multiple Choice
The MAIN force causing Earth's plates to move is
Ocean currents
Convection Currents in Mantle
Gravity pulling down at plate edges
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Multiple Choice
Magma in the mantle is heated by
the Sun
the Core
Global Warming
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Multiple Choice
As magma HEATS up, it gets
More Dense
Less Dense
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Multiple Choice
As magma travels from point B to point C, it will (click diagram to enlarge)
Cool off
Warm up
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Multiple Select
Other than Convection currents in the mantle, what OTHER FORCES move the plates? (Pick 2)
GRAVITY pulling down at edge of plates
OCEAN CURRENTS pushing plates
WIND making plates move
PRESSURE from magma
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Earth's Interior
What are the layers?
How do we know?
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Multiple Choice
What are the basic layers of Earth in order from outside to inside?
Crust, Mantle, Outer Core, Inner Core
Mantle, Crust, Outer Core, Inner Core
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Multiple Choice
What is the THINNEST layer of the Earth?
Inner Core
Outer Core
Crust
Mantle
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Multiple Choice
Which layer is made of SOLID METAL?
Inner Core
Outer Core
Crust
Mantle
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Multiple Choice
Which layer is made of LIQUID METAL?
Inner Core
Outer Core
Crust
Mantle
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Multiple Choice
The convection currents that move the plates happen in this layer.
Inner Core
Outer Core
Crust
Mantle
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Multiple Choice
The main way scientists learned about the inside of the Earth was by
Digging deep holes into mantle
Studying how earthquakes move through earth
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Plate Boundaries
Identify DIVERGENT, CONVERGENT, and TRANSFORM boundaries.
Predict where features like Volcanoes, Mountains, Mid Ocean Ridges, and Trenches will form.
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Multiple Choice
Which of these is a CONVERGENT plate Boundary?
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Multiple Choice
At location B (enlarge image) you are most likely to find:
Mid Ocean Ridge
Deep Ocean Trench
Volcanic Islands
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Multiple Choice
At location C (enlarge image) you are most likely to find:
Mid Ocean Ridge
Deep Ocean Trench
Volcanic Islands
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Multiple Choice
At which location are you likely to find Volcanic Mountains?
A
B
C
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Multiple Choice
What feature is likely to form at the boundary of the Nazca (ocean) plate and the South American Plate? (Enlarge to see plates and arrows!)
Mid Ocean ridge
Rift valley
Volcanic Mountains and Deep Sea Trench
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Multiple Choice
Divergent Plates
Collide
Divide
Slip Past Each other
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Multiple Choice
What feature is likely to form at the boundary of the Nazca (ocean) plate and the Pacific Ocean Plate? (Enlarge to see plates and arrows!)
Mid Ocean ridge
Only Earthquakes
Volcanic Mountains and Deep Sea Trench
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Multiple Choice
At location B (enlarge image) you are most likely to find:
Folded Mountain Ranges
Deep Ocean Trench
Rift Valley
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Multiple Choice
Transform plate boundaries
Collide
Divide
Slide Past Each other
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Multiple Choice
At a TRANSFORM plate boundary you would be likely to find
Volcanoes
Folded Mountains
Rift Valleys
Only Earthquakes
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