Turn to the Elevation Map on pages 12-13 to answer the following questions. Which landform is 2000-5000 feet above sea level?

Turn to the Elevation Map on pages 12-13 to answer the following questions. Which landform is 0 - 500 feet above sea level?

Turn to the Elevation Map on pages 12-13 to answer the following questions. Which landform is over 20,000 feet above sea level?

Turn to the Elevation Map on pages 12-13 to answer the following questions. Which landform is 10,000 - 20,000 feet above sea level?

Turn to pages 14 -15 in your Atlas. Use the photo captions at the bottom of the pages to find the landform that best fits the description. "Vast areas of relatively flat land at high elevations."

Turn to pages 14 -15 in your Atlas. Use the photo captions at the bottom of the pages to find the landform that best fits the description. "Broad stretches of nearly level land."

Turn to pages 14 -15 in your Atlas. Use the photo captions at the bottom of the pages to find the landform that best fits the description. "Can be single peaks or part of a range."

Turn to pages 14 -15 in your Atlas. Use the photo captions at the bottom of the pages to find the landform that best fits the description. "Low areas surrounded by higher ground."

Read the introduction, look at the diagrams, and read their captions on pages 16-17. Then complete the sentence. "Earth's crust is made up of about ____ plates."

Read the introduction, look at the diagrams, and read their captions on pages 16-17. Then complete the sentence. "____ slide along, bump into, and move away from each other."

Read the introduction, look at the diagrams, and read their captions on pages 16-17. Then complete the sentence. "When plates move side-by-side, they form ______ plate boundaries."

Read the introduction, look at the diagrams, and read their captions on pages 16-17. Then complete the sentence. "_____ plate boundaries form when one plate moves under another plate."

Read the introduction, look at the diagrams, and read their captions on pages 16-17. Then complete the sentence. "_____ plate boundaries appear when plates move in opposite directions."

Look at the Plate Tectonics map on page 16. Pick the types of plate boundaries the plates below form. ***Some plates may form more than one type so pick all that apply! "Nazca and South America"

Look at the Plate Tectonics map on page 16. Pick the types of plate boundaries the plates below form. ***Some plates may form more than one type so pick all that apply! "Australian and Eurasian"

Look at the Plate Tectonics map on page 16. Pick the types of plate boundaries the plates below form. ***Some plates may form more than one type so pick all that apply! "South American and African"

Look at the Plate Tectonics map on page 16. Pick the types of plate boundaries the plates below form. ***Some plates may form more than one type so pick all that apply! "Eurasian and African"

Look at the Plate Tectonics map on page 16. Pick the types of plate boundaries the plates below form. ***Some plates may form more than one type so pick all that apply! "Indian and African"

Look at the Plate Tectonics map on page 16. Pick the types of plate boundaries the plates below form. ***Some plates may form more than one type so pick all that apply! "Caribbean and Nazca"

Look at the Plate Tectonics map on page 16. Pick the types of plate boundaries the plates below form. ***Some plates may form more than one type so pick all that apply! "Pacific and Cocos"

Look at the Earthquake and Volcanoes map on page 17. Write earthquake, volcano, or both to indicate the type of insurance people in the following region should purchase. (You can use pages 8-9 for help locating regions.) "Western Australia"

Look at the Earthquake and Volcanoes map on page 17. Write earthquake, volcano, or both to indicate the type of insurance people in the following region should purchase. (You can use pages 8-9 for help locating regions.) "Central America"

Look at the Earthquake and Volcanoes map on page 17. Write earthquake, volcano, or both to indicate the type of insurance people in the following region should purchase. (You can use pages 8-9 for help locating regions.) "Cuba"

Look at the Earthquake and Volcanoes map on page 17. Write earthquake, volcano, or both to indicate the type of insurance people in the following region should purchase. (You can use pages 8-9 for help locating regions.) "New Zealand"