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Plate Tectonics & Topography
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Review for Plate Tectonics
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This is the process in which hot material rises and cool material sinks to drive plate motion
tension
compression
subduction
convection
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Oceanic plate is more dense than continent. They collide, one sinks, melts, and makes volcanos
subduction zone
subsidence
sea floor spreading
uplift
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This is the type of plate motion that causes plates to move away from one another
convergent
divergent
transform
rebound
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This is the type of plate motion that causes plates to move past one another horizontally
divergent
transform
convergent
subduction
5
The words flat and arid mean...
It will erupt like a volcano
It is wide because it is filled with lava
It is shallow and dry
It is wet because it will hold water.
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These are features made at a subduction zone
trenchs and ridges
volcanic mountains and trenches
volcanic islands and rift zones
mountains and new seafloor
7
Rocks in Texas and rocks in Antarctica are the same age and came from the same volcano
It was a big volcano
The topographic elevation of the mountains is 1000 m.
Ms. O went to Antarctica and brought back rocks.
They were joined before the plates drifted
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Where are most of Earth's volcanic mountains located?
around the rim of the Pacific Plate
around the rim of the African Plate
around the rim of the North American Plate
around the rim of the Indo-Australian Plate
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This is the process that happens at a mid-ocean ridge
strike-slip fault
magnetic reversal
earthquake
sea-floor spreading
10
The contour lines on a topographic map show:
height of mountain
changes in elevation
equal distance between each line
all of the above
11
Similar plant and animal fossils are found on different continents. This is evidence for:
Continental Drift
Plate Tectonics
Magnetic Reversal
Scratt is here
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People use satellite images in order to see
how to pass a test
how the continents looked millions of years ago
how land is made
how land erodes and changes over time.
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This is the force that moves the plates
unbalanced
balanced
gravity
friction
14
How do you find the distance a hiker climbed on a topo map?
all of the above
find the key to help
count contour index lines (dark)
subtract x from the top = 303-x
15
What is an underwater mountain chain that forms along the seafloor called?
uplift
mid-ocean ridge
tectonic plate
volcano
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This is the type of plate motion that causes plates to move toward one another
transform
divergent
irregular
convergent
17
Rising magma with subductionin the ocean will form
fossils
trenchs
ridges
volcanos
18
The mid ocean ridge in the picture is made by what motion of the plates?
The Pacific is moving west, and the Nazca is moving east.
The Pacific is moving east, and the Nazca is moving west.
The Pacific and Nazca plates are both moving to the west.
The Pacific and Nazca plates are both moving to the east.
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A break or crack where two plates slide past one another
fault
monocline
fold
tectonic plate
20
Most mountain ranges occur at this type of plate boundary
convergent
divergent
strike-slip fault
transform
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Where would you find the youngest ocean floor be found?
B
II
III
A
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Sea-floor spreading occurs at this type of plate boundary
divergent
reverse fault
transform
convergent
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This is made as two continental plates converge
mid ocean ridges
Mountains
Volcanos
rift zones