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Plate Tectonics
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1
Alfred Wegner came up with the concept of.....
climate change
Sea-floor spreading
plate tectonics
continental drift
2
What is one reason oceanic crust subducts?
it is hotter than other crust
it is deep in the ocean
it is younger than other crust
it is denser than other crust
3
Plates slip past each other at this type of boundary
convergent
transform
faults
divergent
4
Continental drift states that all landmasses were once _________ and have since __________apart
slipped/pulled
collided/drifted
together/drifted
Pangaea/subducted
5
This device is used by geologists to map the ocean floor.
maps
magnets
sonar
radar
6
All the continents were once together in a land form called?
Laurasia
Eurasia
Pangea
Glossoteris
7
At divergent boundaries plates....
come together
move apart
form mountain chains
slip past each other
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This forms where pieces of Earth diverge on land.
rift valley
mid-ocean ridges
plate boundaries
Convergent boundaries
9
I can explain Wegner's idea of continental drift?
Yes
No
10
A(n)_______ is any trace of an ancient organism preserved in rock.
fossil
mineral
clastic rock
plate
11
This is the last name of the scientist that thought of sea-floor spreading.
Hunter
Hubert
Hess
Hester
12
The grade that I will get on this test is
D
B
A
C
13
Mountains form at this type of boundary.
convergent
rift valley
divergent
transform
14
Subduction occurs at....
sea-floor spreading
mountain ranges
mid-ocean ridges
deep-ocean trenches
15
I can name 3 pieces of evidence that geologists have used to support sea-floor spreading.
Yes
No
16
This occurs at mid-ocean ridges?
deep ocean trenches
subduction
sea-floor speading
volcanos
17
The three pieces of evidence to support continental drift are
landmasses, magnetic strips and fossils
ocean material, landmasses and fossils
landmasses, drilling samples and fossils
climate, landmasses and fossils
18
These often form when oceanic and continental crust collide.
earthquakes
volcanoes
mid-ocean ridges
rift valley
19
Breaks in Earth's crust where rocks have slipped past each other are called
plates
faults
rift valley
divergent
20
The three pieces of evidence to support sea-floor spreading are
ocean material, magnetic stripes and drilling samples
drilling samples, ocean material, landmasses and climate
climate, landmasses and fossils
ocean material, landmasses and fossils