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Final Science--Forces that Shape the Earth
Final Science--Forces that Shape the Earth
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Unit 6th--6th grade
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Dikes/sills, dome mountain, and volcanic neck are landforms from magma.
True
False
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Which is NOT a type of strain which affects the crust?
Tension
Compression
Surface
Shearing
3
fastest compression waves that travel through solids/liquids, temporarily changing volume
surface waves
secondary waves (S-waves)
primary waves (P-waves)
4
Lava is liquid magma that reaches the surface.
True
False
5
These form along the boundaries of Earth's plates
landforms
lava flow
magma chambers
volcanic belts
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Mid-ocean ridges and continental rifts
Landforms created by tension
Landforms created by shearing
Landforms created by compression
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stress that moves rocks past each other; transform
shearing
tension
compression
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Shield volcano, cinder cone volcano, caldera, and lava plateau are landforms from _____________________.
Magma
Storms
Lava and ash
Earthquakes
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In ___________ faults, 2 blocks of rock are pushed together (convergent) & hanging wall top rock is pushed up.
Strike-slip
Normal
Reverse
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transform faults and fault zones
Landforms created by compression
Landforms created by shearing
Landforms created by tension
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stress when plates move apart; divergent
compression
tension
shearing
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a molten mixture of rock-forming substances, gases, and water from the mantle
Flow
Lava
Magma
Sill
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Which is not one of the stages of a volcano?
Extinct
Dormant
Exploding
Active
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The epicenter is the point on Earth's surface directly below an earthquake's focus.
False
True
15
slower waves that only travel through solid and temporarily change the shape but not the volume of the material they pas
surface waves
secondary waves (S-waves)
primary waves (P-waves)
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Which is NOT one of the types of faults?
Strike-slip
Normal
Reverse
Slippery
17
An energy source from water heated by magma deep within the earth that is used to heat homes and make electricity
Solar power
Wind power
Electricity
Geothermal energy
18
Seismic waves are waves that carry energy of an earthquake toward the focus.
False
True
19
locating an earthquake's epicenter using data from at least 3 different seismometers
triangulating
pyroclastic flow
reverse fault
seismograph
20
Low silica in a volcano produces a quiet eruption.
False
True
21
The vibrations in the ground that result from movement along breaks in Earth's lithosphere
Hurricanes
Tornadoes
Focus
Earthquakes
22
In this fault, 2 blocks of rock slide past each other horizontally (transform).
Normal
Strike-slip
Reverse
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stress that squeezes a rock until it folds or breaks; convergent
shearing
compression
tension
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a force that acts on rock to change its shape or volume
compression
strain
stress
shearing
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Seismograph: an instrument that measures & records ground motion; used to determine the distance seismic waves travel.
False
True
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change in rock that is NOT permanent ; when stress is removed rock goes back to original shape
Plastic
Compression
Elastic
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Volcano vents are the smaller openings where magma leaves the volcano.
True
False
28
The Ring of Fire is a major belt of volcanoes that rims the Pacific Ocean.
True
False
29
the slowest of all waves, but can produce severe ground movement with a wavelike motion
surface waves
primary waves
secondary waves
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fountain on water and steam that erupts from the ground when build-up of pressure is released
geyser
volcano
tornado
earthquake
31
The three types of seismic waves are primary waves (p-waves), secondary waves (s-waves), and surface waves.
False
True
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In _______ faults, 2 blocks of rock are pulled apart and the hanging wall top rock slips down.
Reverse
Normal
Strike-slip
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High silica produces an __________ eruption with ash and cinder.
Calm
Lethal
Energetic
Explosive
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The point beneath Earth's surface where rock breaks under stress and causes an earthquake
Magma
Waves
Epicenter
Focus