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Plate Tectonics review questions for 6th grade
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What happens to rock around a subducting plate?
It goes under the other plate
It combines with the other rock.
It goes over the other plate.
It disappears from Earth.
2
Tectonic plates float on the...
Lithosphere
Atmosphere
Hydrosphere
Asthenosphere
3
The slabs of rock known as continents make up the complete lithosphere.
True
False
4
Along which two plates do we see major earthquake activity?
Pacific and Eurasian/Indian
South American and Nazca
Pacific and North/South American
5
Wegener used all these lines of evidence, except
the fit of the continents
climate change evidence
volcanic eription evidence
Fossil evidence
6
The major movement of the plates and description of plate boundaries of the Earth are...
all of these
divergent
transform
convergent
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What do scientists believe is the force behind the plate tectonics theory?
gravity slab pull
the movement of the planets
convection currents
the Sun's gravity
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What is Pangaea?
the large landmass that all continents are currently forming
the large landmass in which all continents once were connect
the largest fault found on Earth
Earth's inner core
9
Volcanic island arcs form at
subduction zones
transform zones
divergent zones
10
A divergent boundary is a boundary between two plates that
slide along each other
move toward each other
move away from each other
converge
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The European and African plates pushing against each other or the Alps. This exemplifies
oceanic-oceanic subduction
oceanic-continental subduction
oceanic-continental collision
continental-continental collision
12
What landforms are formed by the movement of the plates?
all of the above
volcanos
mountains
ocean basins
13
Plate tectonics can also be the direct cause of forming
lakes
mountains
streams
oceans
14
Sixty percent of volcanoes occur surrounding the Pacific Ocean, a location called
"the Ring of Fire"
"the hot zone"
"the Volcano Zone"
15
Wegener's Theory of Continental Drift was replaced by the Theory of
crustal forces
paleomagnetism
plate tectonics
paleomorfism
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A boundary where the blocks have mostly moved horizontally is called
convergent
transform
divergent
17
Earthquakes occur along convergent margins, where plates are
colliding
sliding past each other
moving apart
18
The scientists that proposed the theory of continental drift is called
Alfred Hitchcock
Albert Einstein
Alberto Garcia
Alfred Wegener
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Volcanos form at convergent boundaries without subduction.
False
True