Download Advanced Jeopardy-geo test

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Round 1
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Final
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Earth’s
Layers
Plate
Tectonic
Minerals
Rocks
Earthqu
akes
Volcano
es
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Round 2
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Which part of the Earth’s interior
is the largest?
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Mantle
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How would you compare oceanic
crust in thickness and density to
continental crust?
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Oceanic is thicker and more
dense
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What is the lithosphere
composed of?
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Crust and upper portion of the
mantle
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Where is the ozone layer located?
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thermosphere
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Which landform has the thickest
continental crust?
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Mountains
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What is the name of the super
continent?
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Pangaea
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When two continental plates
diverge, what is created?
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Rift valley
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A covergent boundary occurs
when:
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Two plates move together
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A transform-fault boundary
occurs when:
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Two plates slide past one another
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A zone where oceanic crust dives
beneath continental crust is
called a _______________ zone.
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Subduction
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What measures the magnitude of
an earthquake?
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Richter scale
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What does a seismograph
measure?
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Location of an epicenter
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What is created by two plates that
can b a source for earthquakes?
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fault
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What is an earthquake
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The shaking of
the earth
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What are the two types of
waves that are created in
an earthquake?
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S waves and P waves
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These type of volcanoes are flat
in shape
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shield
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These type of volcanoes are the
steepest and most violent
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Cinder cone
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These type of volcanoes are a
combination have a steep top and
a bottom that slants downwards
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conposite
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Where does the magma that is
releases from volcanoes come
from?
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Material from the core
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What is the name of the structure
that hold the magma in a
volcano?
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Magma chamber
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What occurs naturally and has a
chemical formula?
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mineral
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List at least 3 physical
characteristics of a mineral
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1. Color
2. Luster
3. Fracture
4. Cleavage
5. Hardness
6. Streak
7. Specific Gravity
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What does the word inorganic
mean?
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Not living
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What is the Mohs Hardness Scale
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Scale to judge the hardness of a
mineral
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A high silica content would
produce what color?
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dark
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What type of rocks are changed
by heat and pressure?
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metamorphic
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What geological feature would
you find near igneous rocks?
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volcanoes
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What type of rocks would you
find fossils in?
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sedimentary
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What are the two types of grain
patterns for a rock?
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Fine grained
Course grained
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What is the process of
lithification?
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Process of sediments
becoming sedimentary
rocks.
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May your head not be filled with
rocks!!
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Final
Jeopary
Question
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Use the rock cycle to answer the question
What rock would be present at A, B and D
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A- Sedimentary
B- Igneous
D- Metamorphic
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