Geological Events Test Review
Quiz by Angela Norris
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- Q1When two plates slide apart this is called a ________ boundary.convergent boundarydivergent boundarytransform boundary30s
- Q2When two plates come together this is called a ________ boundary.convergent boundarytransform boundarydivergent boundary30s
- Q3When two plates slide past each other in opposite directions this is called a ________ boundary.divergent boundarytransform boundaryconvergent boundary30s
- Q4Which of the following are types of seismic waves?surface waves, s waves, and p waveshair waves, hand waves, and chip wavesocean waves, wind waves, and air waves30s
- Q5Which seismic wave causes the most damage during an earthquake?hand wavessurface wavess wavesp waves30s
- Q6The point at which a rock under stress breaks and triggers an earthquake is called the ___________.surface wavesepicenterfocus30s
- Q7The point of the surface directly above the focus is the ___________.surface wavefault lineepicenter30s
- Q8A volcano that is no longer active but may become active again is called _____.dormant volcanoextinct volcanoactive volcano30s
- Q9Subduction zones are associated with this type of boundary?transformdivergentconvergent30s
- Q10A volcano's eruption depends on which of the following two?the location of the volcanomagma's viscosity and amount of silica in magmaheight of the volcano and30s
- Q11What can trigger a tsunami?earthquakehurricanevolcanoweather system30s
- Q12What causes the Earth's plates to move?conduction in the mantleconvection in the coreconduction in the coreconvection currents in the mantle30s
- Q13Along what feature of the ocean floor does sea-floor spreading begin?trenchessubduction zonesrift valleysmid-ocean ridges30s
- Q14What happens to the rock along a mid-ocean ridge when new molten material erupts?The older rock moves outward producing more ridges.The new and older rock moves inward producing more ridges.The newer rock moves inward on both sides of the ridge.30s
- Q15Which of the following occur at a convergent boundary?rift valleys and tsunamisearthquakes and mid-ridgesmountains, volcanoes, and trenches30s