Earth Science Lessons 1-3 IQWST

Who was the first to person to develop the idea of Continental Drift?

Under water mountain ranges are called:

How do volcanoes change the Earth's crust?

Measuring the strength of an earthquake is an example of:

If the seafloor is spreading, why is the Earth not getting bigger?

Measuring the depth of the Earth's crust is an example of:

What do we call a visual aide that is used to explain something that is hard to understand?

What are the three MAIN layers of the earth?

Moving graham crackers away from each other on frosting would be a good model of :

Where are the oldest parts of the ocean floor found?

The broken pieces of the Earth's crust are called:

Which of the following is NOT a feature of the tectonic plates?

How does an earthquake change the crust?

What do we call the process of magma reaching the Earth's surface and pushing old crust to the side?

What happens to ocean plates that get pulled into trenches?

What would the broken crackers stuck on a ball of the Play-Doh represent?

Which of the following is the BEST advantage for using a hardboiled egg to represent the Earth?

The mushy layer under the Earth's crust is called the:

What are deep under water valleys called?

What type of ocean crust gets pushed into trenches?

What is the process of underwater lava pushing older ocean crust into trenches?

What does coal form from?

What causes Continental Drift?

What is the very center layer of the Earth?

When is the summative?

Which of the following is the BEST limitation for a hard-boiled egg to represent Earth?

Where do most earthquakes and volcanoes occur?

Why did scientists not believe Wegener's Theory of Continental Drift? Choose the BEST answer.

Who is given credit for discovering sea-floor spreading?

What is Continental Drift Theory?

Which of the following is the BEST Advantage of using an avocado to represent the Earth's layers?

What is the BEST limitation of using Play-Doh for the mantle of the Earth?