Lesson 3 Review

Question 1

This is the result from the upwarping of tectonic plates and are not accompanied by the collision of plate boundaries.

Accepted Answer

Dome Mountains Ranges

Question 2

Minority of earthquakes occur along the boundary of tectonic plates.

Accepted Answer

False - Majority

Question 3

It refers to the shaking of the ground causing great destruction.

Accepted Answer

Earthquake

Question 4

A type of dip slip fault where the block of the Earth's crust pushes upward and along the dip angle.

Accepted Answer

Reverse Dip Slip

Question 5

Movement of normal faults causes tensional forces and can uplift large block of crust. What mountain range is created?

Accepted Answer

Fault-Block Mountain Ranges

Question 6

The following are the types of Plate Boundaries, except:

Accepted Answer

Divergent Plate Boundary, Convergent Plate Boundary, Transform Plate Boundary

Question 7

The point of origin of an earthquake underneath the ground.

Accepted Answer

Hypocenter

Question 8

Underwater earthquakes are associated with continental-continental plates.

Accepted Answer

False- Oceanic Continental

Question 9

Volcanoes are formed in Subduction Zones.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 10

A movement of tectonic plates whereby a denser plate is pushed beneath a lighter one.

Accepted Answer

Subduction

Question 11

These mountain ranges usually have isolated peaks that formed for over thousands or millions of years.

Accepted Answer

Volcanic Mountains

Question 12

In this type of fault, nearly vertical fault planes or surfaces slide in parallel but opposite directions.

Accepted Answer

Strike-slip Fault

Question 13

The process of forming mountains and mountain ranges. It involves the collision of plates and forces of compression.

Accepted Answer

Orogenesis

Question 14

It is susceptible to and very much frequented by volcanism-related geological activities.

Accepted Answer

Pacific Ring of Fire

Question 15

The point of origin of an earthquake above the ground.

Accepted Answer

Epicenter

Question 16

Erosion-Formed Mountain Ranges is formed because of Earth's internal activity.

Accepted Answer

False- formed due to rock erosion and weathering

Question 17

It is a combination of a strike-slip and a dip slip.

Accepted Answer

Oblique strike-slip

Question 18

A significant movement that generates large ocean waves.

Accepted Answer

Tsunami

Questions 18