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What plate boundary created Mt. Everest?
Convergent
Name 3 meteorological natural hazards.
Tornado, Hurricane, Cyclone, Typhoon, Blizzard, Avalanche
Name the 2 ways that continental and Oceanic crust are different.
Density, Age, Thickness
82% of the world's volume is taken up by the _______________.
Mantle
Roughly, the crust varies in its thickness from __________ kilometres.
5-70 km
What layer of the earth is the most dense?
Inner Core
How much continental drift is there each year?
2-5 cm a year
Earthquakes and Volcanoes are often found along ____________.
Plate Boundaries/Fault Lines
Beyond the continents, what's shown in this diagram?
Plate Boundaries
In order to measure the magnitude of an earthquake, the instrument used is a _______________.
Seismograph
The highest measure given on the Richter Scale is ____.
10
What's shown here?
Pangea
What boundary movement is shown here?
Convergent/Collision
What boundary movement is shown here?
Transform/Conservative
What boundary movement is shown here?
Divergent/Constructive
The core is mostly made of ____________
Iron
What's the mantle mostly made out of?
Silicate Rocks
Name the 4 layers of the earth.
Inner and Outer Core, Mantle, and Crust
What are 3 tectonic-plate based Natural Hazards?
Earthquakes, Tsunamis, Volcanoes
Difference between Natural Events and Natural Hazards?
Potential impact on humans and our infrastructure
What are the 3 broad categories of Natural Hazards?
Hydrological, Tectonic-Plate Based, Meteorological
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