APES - Unit 4 Review
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- Q1crust, mantle, outer core, inner coreLayers of the Earth30sEditDelete
- Q2Divergent plate (sea floor spreading), Convergent plate (two plates colliding generating pressure), and Transform fault (plates moving sideways past each other, causing seismic activity)The three types of plate boundaries30sEditDelete
- Q3When plates move over hotspots and heat from the rising mantle plume melts the crustForming of volcanoes30sEditDelete
- Q4The sudden movement or vibration of Earth's crust, occurs when stress overcomes a locked fault, releasing stored, potential energyEarthquake30sEditDelete
- Q5the creation of mountains, island arcs, earthquakes and volcanoesConvergent boundaries can result in30sEditDelete
- Q6seafloor spreading, rift valleys, volcanoes and earthquakesDivergent boundaries can result in30sEditDelete
- Q7earthquakesTransform boundaries can result in30sEditDelete
- Q8caused by atmospheric convention currents (cells) and Coriolis Effect (how we predict the weather)Prevailing Winds30sEditDelete
- Q9Falls; because it more denseCold air30sEditDelete
- Q10rises; less denseWarm air30sEditDelete
- Q11the process by which the temperature of an air mass decreases (less pressure) as the air mass rises and expandsadiabatic cooling30sEditDelete
- Q12The effect of Earth's rotation on the direction of winds and currents.Corilois Effect30sEditDelete
- Q13some areas are randomly more active than otherstheory of hotspots30sEditDelete
- Q14Igneous, Sedimentary, MetamorphicThe Three Rock Types30sEditDelete
- Q15Igneous: formed directly from magmaHow each rock type is formed30sEditDelete
- Q16See imageSedimentary: formed from sediments such as mud, sand, or gravel and compressed by overlying sediment30sEditDelete
- Q17See imageMetamorphic: when sedimentary, igneous, or other metamorphic rock are subject to high temperatures and pressures30sEditDelete
- Q18a graphic explanation of the proportions of sand, silt, and clay in soilsoil triangle30sEditDelete
- Q19(1) Parent material, (2) climate, (3) topography, (4) organisms, and (5) timeFive factors that determine how soil is formed30sEditDelete
- Q20parent material is weathered, transported, and depositedSoil is formed when30sEditDelete