Transcript File - Brighten Academy Middle School

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Earth Science
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Earth's Interior
Movement
and the
Mantle
Mountain
Building
Sea-Floor
Spreading
Broken Plates
Fossil
Evidence
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Earth's Interior for 200
The upper mantle and the crust
move together forming this feature
of the Earth______________.
Earth's Interior for 400
The thickest layer of the Earth.
Earth's Interior for 600
If you were to send a probe from the surface
to the center of the Earth, what differences
in temperature and pressure would it
measure?
Earth's Interior for 800
The lithosphere includes all of the
_____________ and part of the mantle.
Earth's Interior for 1000
Name the interior layers of the Earth.
Movement and the Mantle for 200
The tectonic plates are able to move
because of this rising and sinking of
the hot materials in the mantle.
Movement and the Mantle for 400
Heat is transferred from __________ to
the mantle, which is an example of
convection.
Movement and the Mantle for 600
Heat transfer by the movement of a
heated fluid is called _____________.
Movement and the Mantle for 800
The lithosphere moves on top of the
lower mantle so the mantle is either
more dense or less dense than the
lithosphere.
Movement and the Mantle for 1000
The movement of Earth’s tectonic plates has
this effect on the surface of the Earth.
Mountain Building for 200
The landform caused by plates pushing
against one another.
Mountain Building for 400
This type of mountain is formed on the
sea floor over a hot spot in the
mantle.
Mountain Building for 600
This type of mountain is formed when
plates move away from each other.
Mountain Building for 800
This longest mountain chain in the world is
found in the ocean.
Mountain Building for 1000
Name the two mountain ranges in the United
States and tell which one is older and tell
why.
Sea-Floor Changes for 200
This is the zone where the oceanic
crust sinks beneath continental crust.
Sea-Floor Spreading for 400
What is happening on the sea floor
where mid-ocean ridges usually
form?
Where two plates are diverging.
Sea-Floor Changes for 600
The process that continually adds new
material to the ocean floor is
_____________________.
Sea-Floor Changes for 800
Where does volcanic activity build
mountains on the sea floor?
Sea-Floor Changes for 1000
Describe which plate will sink below when
an oceanic plate meets a continental plate.
Tell why.
Broken Plates
for 200
California has two plates sliding past
each other, which results in these
catastrophic events.
Broken Plates for 400
The theory that states that the
continents move over time as a result
of sea floor spreading and subduction
of plates.
Broken Plates for 600
The Appalacian Mountains were
formed as a result of this impact.
The Theory of Plate Tectonics for
800
Continental plates crashing together
cause this type of mountain to form.
Broken Plates for 1000
Fault block mountains can be described as having
_________, ___________ peaks and are formed by this
action.
Fossil Evidence for 200
What evidence supported Wegener’s
hypothesis of Continental Drift?
Fossil Evidence for 400
Finding a fossil of a tropical plant on a
frozen continent shows evidence of...
Fossil Evidence for 600
What do fossils reveal about Earth’s climate
and surface features?
Fossil Evidence for 800
How are the ages of fossils found in bottom layers of
sedimentary rock in the Grand Canyon compared to
fossils found near the surface layers of sedimentary
rock?
Fossil Evidence for 1000
What do ocean fossils found in mountains show about that
land?
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Final Jeopardy
This is the definition for a scientific theory.