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Earth Science Study Guide for Final These are the chapters that will be on the exam: Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 You need to study the vocabulary!! There will be a word bank however you should know the words and their meaning. Chapter 5: Plate Tectonics -­‐Subduction at Trenches -­‐The Theory of Plate Tectonics -­‐How plates move -­‐Know all plate boundaries Chapter 6: Earthquakes -­‐What is a stress? -­‐What are the different types of stresses? -­‐What are the different types of faults? -­‐What is the difference between anticline and syncline? -­‐What is an earthquake? -­‐What is the difference between a focus and an epicenter? -­‐Know the difference between S, P, and surface waves -­‐ Know the different types of scales for measuring Earthquakes -­‐Know how to find the epicenter -­‐What is a seismograph? -­‐What are the different types of instruments that geologists use to monitor faults? -­‐ Know the different earthquake safety -­‐ How do earthquakes cause damage? (shaking, liquefaction, aftershocks) Chapter 7: Volcanoes -­‐Volcanoes and Plate Tectonics -­‐Where are most of Earth’s volcanoes found? -­‐ How do hot spot volcanoes form? -­‐ Properties of Magma -­‐ Volcanic Eruptions -­‐ Know the parts of a volcano -­‐ Volcanic Landforms -­‐ What are the three types of volcanoes? Chapter 8: Weathering and Soil Formation -­‐Rocks and Weathering -­‐Types of weathering (mechanical, chemical) -­‐What is Soil? -­‐Soil Composition, Soil Texture -­‐The process of soil formation -­‐Soil Types -­‐Living Organisms in Soil -­‐Soil Conservation (contour plowing, conservation plowing, and crop rotation)