Study

Quarter 1 - Week 1-3 Lesson

  •   0%
  •  0     0     0

  • Fossil plant whose remains were found in Africa, South America, Antarctica, India, and Australia.
    Glossopteris
  • Which type of plate boundaries exhibits when two adjacent boundaries move towards each other?
    Convergent plate boundary
  • What are the two smaller supercontinents that formed when Pangaea began breaking apart?
    Laurasia and Gondwana
  • It measures the strength of shaking produced by the earthquake at a certain location and is determined from effects on people, human structures, and the natural environment.
    Intensity
  • What do you call to the force that drives the plates to move around?
    Convection Current
  • Which theory suggests that the crust is made of plates that interact in various ways?
    Plate Tectonics Theory
  • Which type of wave travels fastest to reach the recording station?
    P-wave
  • The type of stress that pulls rock apart, common at divergent boundaries.
    Tensional Stress
  • What do you call to the point on the earth's surface vertically above the hypocenter (or focus)
    Epicenter
  • What makes up the lithosphere?
    Crust and upper mantle
  • What is the basis of scientists in dividing the Earth’s lithosphere into plates?
    Location of active volcanoes, earthquake epicenters, and mountain ranges
  • How many recording stations are needed in triangulation method?
    3
  • The place where oceanic crust sinks back into the mantle, balancing the creation of new crust.
    Subduction zone
  • What do you call to the location where two plates meet?
    Plate Boundaries
  • Which layer of the Earth is responsible for the Earth's magnetic field?
    Outer Core
  • It refers to the long chains of mountains located on the ocean floor where seafloor spreading takes place.
    Mid-oceanic ridge
  • Which type of crust is less dense?
    Continental Crust
  • What do you call to the outermost rigid layer of the Earth?
    Lithosphere
  • What do you call to the soft, weak upper portion of the mantle?
    Asthenosphere
  • What do you call to the instruments used to record the motion of the ground during an earthquake?
    Seismograph
  • Which layer of the Earth is made up of solid iron and nickel?
    Inner Core
  • Which is largest among the 7 major plates of the world?
    Pacific Plate
  • What are the 5 layers of the Earth according to the mechanical properties
    Lithosphere, Asthenosphere, Mesosphere, Outer Core, Inner Core
  • What geologic event is most likely to happen in the transform fault boundary?
    Earthquake
  • The type of plate boundary associated with seafloor spreading.
    Divergent Plate Boundary
  • Where are volcanoes located?
    Boundaries between tectonic plates
  • Which waves can travel through solid part of the earth only?
    S-wave
  • What type of rock forms the oceanic crust?
    Basalt
  • What do we call to thee ocean that surrounded Pangaea?
    Panthalassa
  • Which type of waves is the slowest?
    Surface wave
  • Who proposed the Continental Drift Theory in 1912?
    Alfred Wegener