Mid-Ocean ridges is where tectonic plates are doing what |
spreading apart |
What leads to creation of Island Arcs |
collision of two oceanic plates |
What was the earth’s first landmass called |
pangaea |
What is the border between two tectonic plates |
boundary |
How can Mountain formation result |
two continental plates collide |
Which of the earth’s layers is broken into several large tectonic plates |
the lithosphere |
When did the Himalayan Mountain Range begin to form |
40-50 million years ago |
true or false: continental crust is thinner than oceanic crust |
false |
What kind of plate boundary is found where the North American and Caribbean Plates meet |
transform boundary |
What is happening at the subduction zone of the Juan de Fuca and North American Plates |
one plate is being pulled under the other |
true or false: continental crust is thicker than oceanic crust |
true |
Which scientist is credited with proposing the ideas that led to the development of the plate tectonics theory |
alfred wegener |
California’s San Andreas Fault is identified as what |
a strike-slip fault |
When did the supercontinent Pangaea start to break up |
200 million years ago |
What solid layer of the earth is made of mostly iron and nickel |
the inner core |
What kind of plate boundary runs across Iceland |
divergent boundary |
What is the earth’s outermost layer |
the crust |
What kind of plate boundary is found at the meeting point of the Philippine and Pacific Plates |
convergent boundary |
What is NOT likely to happen at a divergent boundary |
mountain formation |
what boundary moves outward |
divergent boundary |
What is the earth’s only liquid layer |
the outer core |
What geologic events can occur at a transform boundary |
earthquakes |
Which layer is found directly above the earth’s core |
the mantle |
The tectonic plates float on which semiliquid layer |
the asthenosphere |
What type of crust is found under the continents |
continental crust |
What type of crust is found under the oceans |
oceanic crust |
What concept is part of the theory of plate tectonics |
continents are in slow constant motion |
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