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Put the layers of the Earth in order from the OUTSIDE to the INSIDE
This word refers to the outer part of the Earth, or tectonic plates. It includes the crust and the thin solid part of the outer mantle.
This word refers to the part of the mantle that has convection currents that move the tectonic plates
This layer of the Earth is made of SOLID iron and nickel
This layer of the Earth is made of LIQUID iron and nickel
There is convection in the mantle that causes tectonic plate movement. There is also convection in THIS layer, which causes our magnetic field (without it, we would all die)
The circular movement of a fluid that moves heat is called...
Continental drift was first studied by German Scientist
Wagner hypothesized that all continents were once one giant land mass he called...
Which of these supports the theory of continental drift?
Plate boundaries where two tectonic plates are moving toward each other is called
The point underground from which an earthquake originates is called the
The edges of moving tectonic plates often cause
What is the fewest number of seismographic stations needed to triangulate the epicenter of an earthquake?
Which would you most likely find at a convergent ocean-continental boundary?
Compared to oceanic crust, continental crust is usually thicker and less dense.Â
What is happening in this diagram?

The following diagram shows bands of oceanic crust at a mid-ocean ridge, with the changing colors showing changing magnetic polarity of the rock. Which of the following conclusions is justified?Â

Which layer is broken up into tectonic plates?

What causes tectonic plates to move?

When energy from an earthquake is released, it moves through the Earth in waves. Which kind travels fastest and arrives first?
Felsic Magma is thicker and forms light colored rocks and tall cinder cone volcanoes.
Mafic magma flows more quickly and forms darker colored rocks and flatter shield volcanoes.
Convergent continental-continental plate boundaries usually form
Convergent continental-ocean plate boundaries usually form
Divergent continental-continental plate boundaries usually form
Weak or thin parts of the crust where volcanoes sometimes form are called
When the hanging wall of a fault moves to the side, it is this kind of fault

When the hanging wall of a fault moves down, it is this kind of fault

When the hanging wall of a fault moves up, it is this kind of fault

What kind of fault would you expect to find at a transform boundary?

What kind of fault would you expect to find at a convergent boundary?

What kind of fault would you expect to find at a divergent boundary?
