DirectevidenceRock samplescollected fromwells are anexample ofwhat type ofevidenceMoredenseWhensomething ismore cold, is itless or moredense?  sinkWhensomething ismoredense,does itfloat or sink?  LessdenseWhensomething ishot, is it moreor less dense?  coreWhat is theinner layer ofearth?  PressureincreasesWhathappens topressure asdepthincreases? 4How manymain layersdoes theplanet have?  1912What year didWegener make hisdiscovery and ideaof continentaldrift?  Heavier,more densematerialssank to themiddleWhen the earthwas formed andcooled, why didnickel and iron endup in the center?  tsunamia huge oceanwave causedby a suddenshift on theocean floorVibratesin placelike asolidThe inner core is thehottest layer, but it isunder so muchpressure it does notmove like a liquid,what?  DivergentThis type ofboundary markstwo plates that aremoving apart fromeach other.  crustWhich is theearth’sthinnestlayer?  mantleWhich is theEarth’sthickestlayer?  All ofearthWhat doespangeamean ingreek?  interiorSituatedinside ofsomethingmantleWhat is themiddle layerof earth?  Mountainranges ontwocontinentsmatched upWhat is one pieceof evidence thatsupports the ideaof pangea?  LithosphereThis is made upof the crust andthe uppermostpart of themantle.  Biological andgeologicalsimilaritiesbetweencontinentsWhat evidencedid Wegenerhave to supporthis theory ofplate tectonics?  Most denselayer, madeof iron andnickel/Describethe core  TemperatureincreasesWhathappens totemperatureas depthincreases? AsthenosphereThis is underneaththe lithosphere, itis so hot that therocks begin to flowvery slowly.  volcanoesWhat landformis created whencontinentalplates pushtogether?ConvectioncurrentWhen the earth’score heats rockmaterial that rises,cools, and sinksback down again.  MagneticfieldThe motion ofthe outer coreis thought togenerate what?  floatWhensomething isless dense,does it float orsink?  TransformThis boundaryoccurs wheretwo plates slidepast each other  Hot butsolidDescribethemantle  faulta crack or fracturein the earth's crustthat is associatedwith the movementof a transformboundarySubductionzone  where Earth’stectonicplates diveback into themantle.crustWhat is theouter layer ofEarth?  BrittleandrockyDescribethe crust.  IndirectevidenceWhat type ofevidence iscollected fromseismic wavesproduced byearthquakes12kilometers(KolaPeninsula)How deephave weexplored intoEarth’sinterior?ConvergentThis type ofboundary occurswhere two platesare pushingtoward each other  SendinstrumentsdownWhat doscientists doto bring upsamples tothe surface? DirectevidenceRock samplescollected fromwells are anexample ofwhat type ofevidenceMoredenseWhensomething ismore cold, is itless or moredense?  sinkWhensomething ismoredense,does itfloat or sink?  LessdenseWhensomething ishot, is it moreor less dense?  coreWhat is theinner layer ofearth?  PressureincreasesWhathappens topressure asdepthincreases? 4How manymain layersdoes theplanet have?  1912What year didWegener make hisdiscovery and ideaof continentaldrift?  Heavier,more densematerialssank to themiddleWhen the earthwas formed andcooled, why didnickel and iron endup in the center?  tsunamia huge oceanwave causedby a suddenshift on theocean floorVibratesin placelike asolidThe inner core is thehottest layer, but it isunder so muchpressure it does notmove like a liquid,what?  DivergentThis type ofboundary markstwo plates that aremoving apart fromeach other.  crustWhich is theearth’sthinnestlayer?  mantleWhich is theEarth’sthickestlayer?  All ofearthWhat doespangeamean ingreek?  interiorSituatedinside ofsomethingmantleWhat is themiddle layerof earth?  Mountainranges ontwocontinentsmatched upWhat is one pieceof evidence thatsupports the ideaof pangea?  LithosphereThis is made upof the crust andthe uppermostpart of themantle.  Biological andgeologicalsimilaritiesbetweencontinentsWhat evidencedid Wegenerhave to supporthis theory ofplate tectonics?  Most denselayer, madeof iron andnickel/Describethe core  TemperatureincreasesWhathappens totemperatureas depthincreases? AsthenosphereThis is underneaththe lithosphere, itis so hot that therocks begin to flowvery slowly.  volcanoesWhat landformis created whencontinentalplates pushtogether?ConvectioncurrentWhen the earth’score heats rockmaterial that rises,cools, and sinksback down again.  MagneticfieldThe motion ofthe outer coreis thought togenerate what?  floatWhensomething isless dense,does it float orsink?  TransformThis boundaryoccurs wheretwo plates slidepast each other  Hot butsolidDescribethemantle  faulta crack or fracturein the earth's crustthat is associatedwith the movementof a transformboundarySubductionzone  where Earth’stectonicplates diveback into themantle.crustWhat is theouter layer ofEarth?  BrittleandrockyDescribethe crust.  IndirectevidenceWhat type ofevidence iscollected fromseismic wavesproduced byearthquakes12kilometers(KolaPeninsula)How deephave weexplored intoEarth’sinterior?ConvergentThis type ofboundary occurswhere two platesare pushingtoward each other  SendinstrumentsdownWhat doscientists doto bring upsamples tothe surface? 

Freshmen: February Semester 2 Review - Call List

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  1. Rock samples collected from wells are an example of what type of evidence
    Direct evidence
  2. When something is more cold, is it less or more dense?
    More dense
  3. When something is more dense,does it float or sink?
    sink
  4. When something is hot, is it more or less dense?
    Less dense
  5. What is the inner layer of earth?
    core
  6. What happens to pressure as depth increases?
    Pressure increases
  7. How many main layers does the planet have?
    4
  8. What year did Wegener make his discovery and idea of continental drift?
    1912
  9. When the earth was formed and cooled, why did nickel and iron end up in the center?
    Heavier, more dense materials sank to the middle
  10. a huge ocean wave caused by a sudden shift on the ocean floor
    tsunami
  11. The inner core is the hottest layer, but it is under so much pressure it does not move like a liquid, what?
    Vibrates in place like a solid
  12. This type of boundary marks two plates that are moving apart from each other.
    Divergent
  13. Which is the earth’s thinnest layer?
    crust
  14. Which is the Earth’s thickest layer?
    mantle
  15. What does pangea mean in greek?
    All of earth
  16. Situated inside of something
    interior
  17. What is the middle layer of earth?
    mantle
  18. What is one piece of evidence that supports the idea of pangea?
    Mountain ranges on two continents matched up
  19. This is made up of the crust and the uppermost part of the mantle.
    Lithosphere
  20. What evidence did Wegener have to support his theory of plate tectonics?
    Biological and geological similarities between continents
  21. Describe the core
    Most dense layer, made of iron and nickel/
  22. What happens to temperature as depth increases?
    Temperature increases
  23. This is underneath the lithosphere, it is so hot that the rocks begin to flow very slowly.
    Asthenosphere
  24. What landform is created when continental plates push together?
    volcanoes
  25. When the earth’s core heats rock material that rises, cools, and sinks back down again.
    Convection current
  26. The motion of the outer core is thought to generate what?
    Magnetic field
  27. When something is less dense, does it float or sink?
    float
  28. This boundary occurs where two plates slide past each other
    Transform
  29. Describe the mantle
    Hot but solid
  30. a crack or fracture in the earth's crust that is associated with the movement of a transform boundary
    fault
  31. where Earth’s tectonic plates dive back into the mantle.
    Subduction zone
  32. What is the outer layer of Earth?
    crust
  33. Describe the crust.
    Brittle and rocky
  34. What type of evidence is collected from seismic waves produced by earthquakes
    Indirect evidence
  35. How deep have we explored into Earth’s interior?
    12 kilometers (Kola Peninsula)
  36. This type of boundary occurs where two plates are pushing toward each other
    Convergent
  37. What do scientists do to bring up samples to the surface?
    Send instruments down