e.white 7.10 B Platetectonics

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Euricka White

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What causes the plates to move?

Magnetic forces from the Earth's core.

Tectonic shifts in the ocean floor.

Gravitational pull from the moon.

Convection currents in the Earth's mantle.

Multiple Choice

The place where to of Earth's plate meet is called?

continental divide

plate boundary

earthquake region

tectonic zone

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The image shows the formation of a mountain range from interactions at plate boundaries. Type in the plate boundary that is MOST LIKELY responsible for the formation of the mountain range in the image.

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plate boundary formed the mountain range.

Multiple Choice

What is subduction?

Subduction is when tectonic plates remain stationary and do not interact.

Subduction is the process of one tectonic plate being forced beneath another.

Subduction refers to the process of tectonic plates sliding past one another.

Subduction is the movement of tectonic plates away from each other.

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the process by which rock material moves under Earth’s outer layer and into the mantle due to plate motion

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subduction

uplift

weathering

sediment

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At subduction zones, plates

and

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converge

one is pushed under and destroyed

diverge apart

new crust is created

slide past each other

form mountains

Multiple Choice

What land formation is formed at divergent boundaries?

Mid-ocean ridges and rift valleys

Deserts and floodplains

Volcanic islands and canyons

Mountain ranges and plateaus

Multiple Choice

Divergent oceanic boundaries form what landforms?

Volcanic islands and atolls

Coastal cliffs and beaches

Subduction zones and plateaus

Mid-ocean ridges and rift valleys

Multiple Choice

What landforms form at transform boundaries?

Fault lines and earthquakes.

Plateaus and cliffs.

Volcanoes and tsunamis.

Mountain ranges and valleys.

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List one real world example of a landform.

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Divergent boundaries

Transform boundaries

Convergent boundaries

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label the boundaries by name

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Pangea

Transform

Divergent

Convergent

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Please label the plate tectonic diagram correctly

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Transform boundary

Divergent boundary

Convergent boundary

Multiple Select

Which types of plate boundaries are responsible for the formation of mountain ranges?

Convergent boundaries

Divergent boundaries

Transform boundaries

Subduction boundaries

Multiple Choice

What landforms are typically created by transform plate boundaries?

Faults and earthquakes

Volcanoes

Mountain ranges

Ocean trenches

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Match the Landform name to its physical feature.

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Glaceir

River

Cliff

Mountain Peak

Plateau

Valley

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The Appalachian Mountains formed at

plate boundary when Pangaea came together.

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Match

Match the following

Mountains formed here. Example: Himalayas

Volcanos formed here. Example:

Andes Mountains

Volcanic Island Arcs formed here. Example: Aleutian Islands Arc

Continent – Continent

Continent – Ocean

Ocean - Ocean

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slab pull

convergent boundary

Mid-ocean Ridge

trench

divergent boundary

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Label each plate boundary.

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Divergent

Transform

Convergent

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