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Horseshoe- shaped belt that encircles in the Pacific Ocean where earthquake and volcanic activity are high.
Circle of Death
Sphere of Doom
Wheel of Flames
Ring of Fire
2
The Japanese islands were formed by this type of stress.
Compression
Shearing
Tension
3
This type of stress caused the formation of Iceland.
Tension
Shearing
Divergent
Compression
4
The type of fault in which the hanging wall is forced above the foot wall.
Pole fault
Normal
Strike slip
Reverse
5
Who is considered the Father of Plate Tectonics?
Alfred Wegener
Michael Collins
Juan de Fuca
Neil deGrasse Tyson
6
This type of mountain formation occurs when two normal faults cut through a block of rock.
Fault block
Volcanic
Fold
None of the above
7
Which of the following mountian ranges formed from the India plate converging with the Eurasian plate?
Andes
Himalayas
Appalachian
Alps
8
Which mountains are volcanic mountains?
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Mt. Everest
Mt. Olympus
Mt. Fuji
9
The Great Rift Valley in Africa was formed by this type of stress.
Shearing
Compression
Tension
10
What type of fault is shown in the photo below?
Strike slip
Normal
Reverse
11
The first section of hiking on Mt. Everest is called the...
Khumbu Icefall
Death Zone
Sange Ice glacier
Devil's Icesheet
12
Which of the following is the correct progression?
Compression, Normal, Convergent
Tension, Normal, Divergent
Shearing, Reverse, Transform
Tension, Normal, Transform
13
The material under the Earth's crust in which all plates float is called this.
None of the above
Magma
Lava and magma
Lava
14
What is the largest tectonic plate by area?
Eurasian
Pacific
African
Antarctic
15
Which type of stress is shown in the photo below?
Compression
Tension
Strike slip
Shearing
16
Which plate is made up of mostly transform boundaries?
North American Plate
Pacific Plate
Scotia Plate
African Plate
17
What country is this?
Greenland
Iceland
U.S.A.
Ireland
18
When enough stress causes a fracture in the Earth's crust where one side moves relative to the other.
A mountain range.
An earthquake.
A fault
A volcano.
19
The Himalayan Mountains continue to grow how much each year?
1cm
1mm
1m
1in
20
Volcanic, fault block, and this, are types of mountain formation.
Roll
Fold
Rock
Compressed
21
This many people on average die climbing Mt. Everest each year.
More than 10
1 or 2
Between 5-10
Less than 1 per year
22
This rock folding is an anticline fold.
False
True
23
The majority of earthquakes and volcanic activity occur below plate boundaries.
False
True
24
The block of rock that lies below the fault line is called this.
Pink Floyd's The Wall
Hanging wall
Berlin wall
Foot wall
25
When heated air, water, or magma rises then falls when it cools, creates this type of current.
Cunvection
Canvection
Convection
Convecton
26
A fold in a rock that bends the rock into a V shape.
Anticline
Bassline
Syncline
Endoftheline
27
A permit to climb Mt. Everest costs
150
150000
1500
15000
28
Over 250 have died climbing Mt. Everest.
False
True
29
The fault lines in North Carolina are left over from plate movement millions of years ago.
False
True
30
Two examples of strike slip faults (choose two)
New Madrid Fault(TN,AR,MO)
San Andreas Fault(CA)
Alpine Fault(NZ)
Ramapo Fault Zone(NC)
31
Guides that help tourists climb Mt. Everest are called...
Sherpas
Nepalese
E-guides
Samurai
32
What type of fault is shown below?
Strike Slip
Reverse
Normal
Abnormal
33
The Himalayan Mountains were formed from this type of stress.
Compression
Shearing
Tension
34
There are this many active volcanoes worldwide.
60000
6000
60
600
35
Compression stress causes this type of fault.
Reverse
Strike slip
Normal
36
Which two places would this convection current be taking place?
Iceland
New Zealand
Mid Atlantic Ridge
Japan
37
Tension stress causes this type of fault.
Strike slip
Reverse
Normal
38
A convergent plate boundary is caused by this type of stress.
Compression
Tension
Homework
Shearing
39
Fault lines can be millimeters to hundreds of miles in length.
True
False
40
The last section of hiking to the summit Mt. Everest is called this.
Kill Zone
Point of No Return
Death Trap
Death Zone
41
The photo below shows this type of plate boundary.
Transform
Convergent
Divergent
Tension
42
How many
major
tectonic plates are there?
15
5
7
10
43
It takes this long to climb to the top of Mt. Everest.
2 days
4 months
2 months
2 weeks
44
The San Andreas Fault is caused by this type of stress.
Tension
Shearing
Compression
45
This type of stress in rock causes divergent plate boundaries.
Shearing
Compression
Transform
Tension
46
What type of fault in the photo below?
Strike slip
Normal
Reverse
47
Which of the following is the correct progression?
Compression, Reverse, Divergent
Shearing, Strike slip, Transform
Tension, Reverse, Divergent
Tension, Normal, Convergent