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Name: ________________________ Per. ______ Due: Tuesday February 1st, 2011
Quarter 2.5 Assessment Study Guide
Chapter 5 Plate Tectonics Questions:
1. Label the diagram of earth
2. What is the core made of? _____________________________________________
3. What is the thickest layer of earth? ________________________
4. What is the thinnest layer of earth? ________________________
5. What happens to pressure and temperature as you down into the earth?
6. Fill in the chart about convection currents:
Convection Currents are
caused by
Differences in __________________ and _______________
What are the effects of
In Mantle: _______________________________
convection currents in each
layer of earth
In ________________: Cause Earth’s magnetic field
7. How did scientists know that the sea floor was spreading? What was their evidence?
8. Draw a diagram to represent what is happening at each type of boundary (HINT: USE
ARROWS).
Divergent
Convergent
Transform
9. Fill in the chart about the types of boundaries and stress
Type of Boundary
Type of stress
How it moves
What it creates
Rift valley or
sea floor spreading
Convergent Boundary
Plates slide past each
other
10. Fill in the chart about the focus and epicenter
Where it takes place
Focus
Epicenter
What is happening
Inside earth
Vibrations have reached the
surface
11. What is the difference between a seismograph and a seismogram?
12. What is a tsunami?
Use the graph below to answer questions 13-17
13. How long does it take a S wave to travel 2,000 km?
14. How long does it take a P wave to travel 2,000 km?
15. How far does an S wave travel in thirty-six minutes?
16. How far does a P wave travel in ten minutes?
17. What is the relationship between distance to
the epicenter and the travel time?
Use the seismogram below to answer question 18-21
18.
Which type of seismic wave
produced the smallest ground movement?
19. Which type of seismic wave produced
the largest ground movement?
20. What is the order that the waves
arrive in?
21. Write an equation that shows how to find the difference in arrival times between the P
waves and the surface waves shown in the graph?
22.
Label the parts of the volcano
23. What is the major volcanic belt that goes around the Pacific Ocean?
24. Fill in the chart about the types of volcanoes made from lava
Landform from
Type of Eruption
What is erupted
Picture of the shape
Lava
Shield Volcano
Bombs, cinders, ash
Alternates between
explosive and quiet
eruption
25. What two factors affect the viscosity of magma (or how well it flows?)
26. What makes a volcano erupt?
Use the pie chart to the right to answer questions 27
27. How much of basalt is made of oxides?
Use the bar graph to the right to answer
questions 28 - 30
28. Which month(s) is it almost certain to
have the most earthquakes?
29. Which month(s) is it almost impossible to
have many earthquakes?
30. Which month(s) are somewhat likely to have many earthquakes?
Use the diagram to the left to answer question 31
31.
The diagram is a map of the movement of the Indian
plate. It shows how the plate has moved over the past 70
million years. Which direction is the indian plate moving?