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Mr.M
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Miley Cyrus
Wall-E Tom Brady
Round 1 Round 2Final
JeopardyGameOver
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Get mydrift?
Spreadingapart
Who’son top?
Cleanyourplate!
Bound-aries
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Round 1
Final Jeopardy
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The German scientist who suggested the theory of
continental drift
The German scientist who suggested the theory of
continental drift
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Who is Alfred Wegener?Who is Alfred Wegener?
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Name 2 of the 4 pieces of evidence suggesting the
continents used to be joined
Name 2 of the 4 pieces of evidence suggesting the
continents used to be joined
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What are…?
1-fossil 2-shape of the continents
3-rock/glacial/salt deposits4-alignment of mountain ranges
What are…?
1-fossil 2-shape of the continents
3-rock/glacial/salt deposits4-alignment of mountain ranges
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The name for the super continent that existed 250 million years agoThe name for the super continent that existed 250 million years ago
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What is Pangaea?What is Pangaea?
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The main reason geologists did not believe him was because his
theory was lacking this
The main reason geologists did not believe him was because his
theory was lacking this
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What is a satisfactory explanation of the force that pushes or pulls
the continents?
What is a satisfactory explanation of the force that pushes or pulls
the continents?
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This was Wegener’s actual profession
(was not a geologist!)
This was Wegener’s actual profession
(was not a geologist!)
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What is a meterologist?What is a meterologist?
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These underwater formations form the largest mountain chain
in the world
These underwater formations form the largest mountain chain
in the world
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What are midocean ridges?What are midocean ridges?
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At midocean ridges, lava erupts from the __________ and runs the
length of a ridge
At midocean ridges, lava erupts from the __________ and runs the
length of a ridge
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What is the rift valley?What is the rift valley?
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The age of the rocks on the ocean floor get progressively ____________ the further away
from the mid-ocean ridge.
The age of the rocks on the ocean floor get progressively ____________ the further away
from the mid-ocean ridge.
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What is older?What is older?
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The process of the oceanic plates moving away from the midocean
ridges is known as this
The process of the oceanic plates moving away from the midocean
ridges is known as this
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What is sea-floor spreading?What is sea-floor spreading?
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Scientists are able to observe “stripes” in the ocean floor
because these minerals freeze in different directions when the
polarity of the planet changes.
Scientists are able to observe “stripes” in the ocean floor
because these minerals freeze in different directions when the
polarity of the planet changes.
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What is magnetite or iron?What is magnetite or iron?
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The process in which crust plunges back into the Earth is
called this
The process in which crust plunges back into the Earth is
called this
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What is subduction?What is subduction?
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Deep, V-shaped canyons that occur at areas of subductionDeep, V-shaped canyons that occur at areas of subduction
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What are trenches?What are trenches?
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This is why oceanic crust is subducted under continental crust (also why older oceanic
crust is subducted under newer crust)
This is why oceanic crust is subducted under continental crust (also why older oceanic
crust is subducted under newer crust)
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What is that it is more dense?What is that it is more dense?
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As crust is subducted, it melts into magma which may rise and
eventually form these
As crust is subducted, it melts into magma which may rise and
eventually form these
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What are volcanoes?What are volcanoes?
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This is the deepest trench in the world
This is the deepest trench in the world
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What is the Marianas trench?What is the Marianas trench?
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There are these many major lithospheric plates
There are these many major lithospheric plates
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What is 7?What is 7?
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This is the largest lithospheric plate
This is the largest lithospheric plate
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What is the Pacific plate?What is the Pacific plate?
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This method of heat transfer is the driving force behind the plate
movement
This method of heat transfer is the driving force behind the plate
movement
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What are convection currents?What are convection currents?
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The Hawaiian Islands were formed by this
The Hawaiian Islands were formed by this
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What is a hot spot?What is a hot spot?
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This type of activity is found at all plate boundaries
This type of activity is found at all plate boundaries
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What is earthquake (seismic) activity?
What is earthquake (seismic) activity?
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This is the type of boundary where midocean ridges formThis is the type of boundary where midocean ridges form
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What are divergent boundaries?What are divergent boundaries?
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The type of boundary formed by a lateral fault (plates grinding past
each other in a horizontal direction)
The type of boundary formed by a lateral fault (plates grinding past
each other in a horizontal direction)
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What is a transform boundary?What is a transform boundary?
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Los Angeles is found on this plate
Los Angeles is found on this plate
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What is the Pacific plate?What is the Pacific plate?
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This explains why a convection current works
This explains why a convection current works
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What is the deeper hotter mantle material rises (less dense) and
then cools, becomes denser, and sinks? This cycle repeats.
What is the deeper hotter mantle material rises (less dense) and
then cools, becomes denser, and sinks? This cycle repeats.
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These islands are formed when two oceanic plates collide
These islands are formed when two oceanic plates collide
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What are island arcs?What are island arcs?
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Mountains only, no volcanoes, are formed at this type of
convergent boundary
Mountains only, no volcanoes, are formed at this type of
convergent boundary
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What is a collision of two continental plates
What is a collision of two continental plates
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This is the only country that has a divergent boundary running
down the middle
This is the only country that has a divergent boundary running
down the middle
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What is Iceland?What is Iceland?
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This is why there is no subduction at continental-
continental collisions
This is why there is no subduction at continental-
continental collisions
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What is both plates are of very similar density?
What is both plates are of very similar density?
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The name for the earthquake and volcano zone that encircles the
Pacific Ocean
The name for the earthquake and volcano zone that encircles the
Pacific Ocean
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What is the Ring of Fire?What is the Ring of Fire?
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This mountain chain is believed to have been formed when the
North American plate converged with another continental plate
during the formation of Pangaea.
This mountain chain is believed to have been formed when the
North American plate converged with another continental plate
during the formation of Pangaea.
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What are the Appalachian Mountains?
What are the Appalachian Mountains?
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The category is:
Ancient Eruptions
The category is:
Ancient EruptionsFinal
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Pompei and Herculaneum were devastated by the eruption of this
legendary volcano in 79 A.D.
Pompei and Herculaneum were devastated by the eruption of this
legendary volcano in 79 A.D.
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What was Mt. Vesuvius?What was Mt. Vesuvius?
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