Plate Tectonics, Earth's Layers, and Waves

The majority of earthquakes happen

Which waves are the least destructive? Why?

Magnetism helps to support the Theory of Plate Tectonics because

This type of crust is least dense and thickest:

How do we know that the Earth is in layers?

True or False: Seattle is currently moving West (ish) on the North American Plate

Mountain Ranges like the Himalayas (Mt. Everest) are made at this type of boundary:

This layer is most dense:

This part of the Mantle contains convection currents:

This is the inner-most layer of the Earth:

A rising column of mantle sits below this type of boundary

What is the order of seismic waves shown on the seismogram?

Mt. Rainier is found at this type of boundary:

Trenches are found at this type of boundary:

When an oceanic and an oceanic plate converge....

The idea the continents were at one time a supercontinent called Pangaea is called:

Two plates sliding past each other (like in California) is this type of boundary:

The Mid-Atlantic Ridge is at this type of boundary:

The oldest section of lithosphere are...

One piece of evidence used to support the Continental Drift Hypothesis was:

This is the outermost layer of the Earth:

What type of energy is involved in the system of Earth's layers?

This layer is least dense:

Tectonic Plates are a combo of the solid upper mantle and the crust. This is also called the :

The arguments against the Continental Drift Theory were:

Red is a convergent boundary/blue is divergent : What direction is the Arabian Plate moving?

When two plates are moving toward each other, it is this type of boundary:

This is the largest layer

This type of crust is the most dense and thinnest:

The Theory of Continental Drift was first proposed by: