Faults, Folds, Mountains
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- Q1two oceanic plates move away from each other, allowing magma to rise up from the inside of the earthMid-ocean trench:30s
- Q2One ocean plate subducts under another ocean plateVolcanic Island Arc:30s
- Q3The more dense oceanic plate subducts under the less dense continental plate and is driven down into the asthenosphere.Volcanic Mountain:30s
- Q4A concentration of heat in the mantle capable of producing magma, which rises to Earth's surfaceHotspot:30s
- Q5Indian plate pushed towards the Eurasian plate.Himalayas:30s
- Q6North and south american plates moving away from Eurasian and African plates (M-A R)Mid-Atlantic Ridge:30s
- Q7The pacific plate moves over a hot spot, producingHawaii:30s
- Q8--Produced by shearingStrike-slip faults:30s
- Q9--produced by tensionNormal faults:30s
- Q10--produced by compressionReverse faults:30s
- Q11general term that refers to all changes in the original shape and or size of a rock bodyDeformation:30s
- Q12Force per unit area acting on a solid (tension, compression, and shearing)Stress:30s
- Q13Is the change in shape or volume of a body of rock as a result of stressStrain:30s
- Q14Fracturing of an object once its strength is exceededBrittle:30s
- Q15A type of solid state flow that produces a change in the size of an object without fracturing the object.Ductile:30s