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Plate tectonics NB
Name: ______________________________________________________ Period: ______ Date: __________
Essential Question: How is our planet affected by plate boundaries?
1. Who is Alfred Wegener?
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2. What happened to the supercontinent Pangaea?
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3. How did Alfred Wegener use FOSSILS to explain the Continental Drift theory?
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4. How did Alfred Wegener use the CONTINENTS to explain the Continental Drift theory?
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5. How did Alfred Wegener use ROCKS to explain the Continental Drift theory?
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6. What causes the continents to move?
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7. What is convection current?
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8. What are the different types of plate boundaries?
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9. What type of plate boundary formed the San Andreas fault?
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10. Convergent - Oceanic-continental boundary forms_____________________________________________________
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11. Convergent – Continental -continental boundary forms_________________________________________________
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12. Convergent - Oceanic-oceanic boundary forms________________________________________________________
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13. How is Earth affected by divergent boundaries?
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14. What kind of boundary is a rift valley?
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15. Where do most earthquakes happen?
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16.What type of landform is created when two continental plates collide?
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17. Which landform is not formed from a convergent boundary?
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18. The mid-ocean ridge in the Atlantic ocean is what type of plate boundary?
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19. When earthquakes happen, what is the location directly above the focus?
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20. Lithospheric ridge push causes plates to undergo_____________________________________________________
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21. What type of plate boundary causes the earthquakes in California?
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22. How are volcanoes and islands formed from a hotspot?
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Matching type: What type of plate boundary is responsible for the following landforms.
A. convergent boundary
B. divergent boundary
C. Transform or Sliding boundary
_______23. Island arc
_______24. Pacific Ring of Fire
_______25. Marianas trench
_______26. Mountain range, Himalayas, Appalachian mountain
_______27. Mid ocean ridge, Atlantic ocean, Rift valley in Africa
_______28. San Andreas fault, California
The map on the left shows the present locations of South America and Africa. Remains of the
Mesosaurus, an extinct freshwater reptile, have been found in similarly aged bedrock formed
from the lake sediments at locations X and Y.
____29. Which statement represents the most logical conclusion to draw from this evidence?
A. Mesosaurus migrated across the ocean from location X to location Y.
B. Mesosaurus came into existence on several widely separated continents.
C. The continents of South America and Africa were connected when the Mesosaurus lived.
D. The present climates at location X and Y are similar.
Base your answer/s to the following question/s on the diagram on the left,
which shows a cutaway view of Earth in which the interior layers are visible.
The paths of the earthquake/seismic waves generated at point X are also
shown. A, B, C, and D are locations of seismic stations on Earth’s surface,
and Point E is located in Earth’s interior.
____30. Both P and S waves were received at seismic stations A and B ,
but only P waves were received at seismic stations C and D. Which
statement best explains why this occurred?
A. S waves are much weaker than P waves.
B. S waves travel faster that P waves.
C. The liquid outer core prevents the S waves from travelling to seismic
stations C and D.
D. The solid outer core prevents the S waves from travelling to seismic
stations C and D.
____31. Location X is the ________
A. focus B. seismic station C. epicenter
D. seismic wave
____ 32. Directly ______ the focus is the epicenter.
A. below
B. above
____ 33. Seismic waves ________ as they travel inside Earth.
A. refracts (refraction)
b. reflects ( reflection)
____ 34. Since P- waves were detected on seismic stations C and D, you can conclude that _____.
A. P waves can only travel in liquids and not in solids.
B P waves can only travel in solids and not in liquids.
C. P waves can travel in solids and liquids.
D. P waves are faster that S waves.
R.Angat
Key:
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Convergent
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C. The continents of South America and Africa were connected when the Mesosaurus lived.
C. The liquid outer core prevents the S waves from travelling to seismic stations C and D.
A. focus
B. above
A. refracts (refraction)
C. P waves can travel in solids and liquids.
https://www.khanacademy.org/science/cosmology-and-astronomy/earth-history-topic/seismic-waves-tutorial/v/why-swaves-only-travel-in-solids
By: R.E. Angat