LS-Science - pg 74-76
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- Q1The Earth consists of ______ major pieces of land called tectonic plates101472030s
- Q2When plates slide past each other this occursEarthquakeMountainsValleys30s
- Q3Plates generally move at what speed1 inch per year1 inch per decade4 inches per year1 foot per century30s
- Q4Some plates in the Pacific Ocean move at1 foot per decade4 inches per year1 inch per year30s
- Q5The force of continental plates colliding createsMountainsEarthquakesValleys30s
- Q6Mountains with sharp peaksFold MountainsFault Block Mountains30s
- Q7Mountains with flat or jagged peaksFold MountainsFault Block Mountains30s
- Q8The Rocky Mountains, Himalayas, Andes, and Alps are all this type of mountainFold MountainsFault Block Mountains30s
- Q9The Teton Mountains are this typeFold MountainsFault Block Mountains30s
- Q10The Rocky Mountains were formed by these two plates pushing up against each otherCococ and PacificAmerican and PacificCaribbean and American30s
- Q11When rocks slip downward because of pressure of colliding plates, these formearthquatesfold mountainsrifts30s
- Q12When an ocean's crust pushes against a continental plate, these formriftsearthquakestrenches30s
- Q13An example of a rift, called the The Great Rift Valley is where?AsiaAfricaSouth America30s
- Q14The Mariana Trench is the deepest location on the Earth and is how deep?21,453 feet7,166 feet36,201 feet30s
- Q15If Mount Everest were placed inside the Mariana Trench, it would be _______ feet below water36,2017,16621,45330s