Test: Unit 2 (For Grade Recovery)


Unit 2 (For Grade Recovery)Versión en línea Test your knowledge about plate boundaries and volcano distribution with this quiz game! por Noel Sayco 1 What type of plate boundary is characterized by tectonic plates moving away from each other? a Subduction Zone b Transform Boundary c Convergent Boundary d Divergent Boundary 2 Where does seafloor spreading often occur? a Continental Collision Zones b Subduction Zones c Hot Spots d Mid-Ocean Ridges 3 What type of volcanic activity is associated with divergent plate boundaries? a Subduction Zones b Explosive Volcanic Activity c Mantle Plumes d Effusive Volcanic Activity 4 Which plate boundary is characterized by lateral movement? a Convergent Boundary b Divergent Boundary c Hot Spot d Transform Boundary 5 What type of volcanic activity is associated with convergent plate boundaries? a Subduction Zones b Mantle Plumes c Effusive Volcanic Activity d Explosive Volcanic Activity 6 Where do hot spots within the Earth's mantle occur? a Away from Plate Boundaries b Convergent Boundaries c Divergent Boundaries d Subduction Zones 7 What type of plate boundary is characterized by tectonic plates colliding with each other? a Mantle Plumes b Transform Boundary c Convergent Boundary d Divergent Boundary 8 What process results in the formation of new crust at divergent boundaries? a Magma Melting b Continental Collision c Subduction d Seafloor Spreading 9 Which plate boundary is associated with the San Andreas Fault in California? a Divergent Boundary b Convergent Boundary c Transform Boundary d Hot Spot 10 Where are volcanoes primarily found in relation to plate boundaries? a Away from Plate Boundaries b Hot Spots c Convergent and Divergent Boundaries d Transform Boundaries 11 Where are volcanoes primarily found? a Mountains b Mid-ocean ridges c Deserts d Convergent and divergent plate boundaries 12 What environmental impact can volcanic eruptions have on air quality? a Light pollution b Water contamination c Air pollution d Noise pollution 13 What is the point within the Earth where seismic energy is first released during an earthquake? a Epicenter b Seismic waves c Fault d Focus (Hypocenter) 14 Which seismic wave is the fastest and can travel through both solids and liquids? a Secondary Waves (S-waves) b Love Waves c Primary Waves (P-waves) d Rayleigh Waves 15 What type of fault is caused by horizontal shearing forces? a Strike-slip faults b Thrust faults c Reverse faults d Normal faults 16 What is the primary cause of earthquakes? a Volcanic eruptions b Human activities c Meteorite impacts d Movement of tectonic plates along faults 17 Which seismic wave moves side-to-side and is the fastest among surface waves? a Primary Waves (P-waves) b Rayleigh Waves c Secondary Waves (S-waves) d Love Waves 18 What is the scale used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes? a Beaufort scale b Richter scale c Kelvin scale d Fahrenheit scale 19 What is the primary environmental impact of volcanic eruptions on climate? a Temporary cooling of the Earth's climate b Ozone depletion c Global warming d Increased rainfall 20 Which type of seismic wave causes the majority of the damage felt during an earthquake? a Secondary Waves (S-waves) b Rayleigh Waves c Primary Waves (P-waves) d Love Waves

1

What type of plate boundary is characterized by tectonic plates moving away from each other?

a

Subduction Zone

b

Transform Boundary

c

Convergent Boundary

d

Divergent Boundary

2

Where does seafloor spreading often occur?

a

Continental Collision Zones

b

Subduction Zones

c

Hot Spots

d

Mid-Ocean Ridges

3

What type of volcanic activity is associated with divergent plate boundaries?

a

Subduction Zones

b

Explosive Volcanic Activity

c

Mantle Plumes

d

Effusive Volcanic Activity

4

Which plate boundary is characterized by lateral movement?

a

Convergent Boundary

b

Divergent Boundary

c

Hot Spot

d

Transform Boundary

5

What type of volcanic activity is associated with convergent plate boundaries?

a

Subduction Zones

b

Mantle Plumes

c

Effusive Volcanic Activity

d

Explosive Volcanic Activity

6

Where do hot spots within the Earth's mantle occur?

a

Away from Plate Boundaries

b

Convergent Boundaries

c

Divergent Boundaries

d

Subduction Zones

7

What type of plate boundary is characterized by tectonic plates colliding with each other?

a

Mantle Plumes

b

Transform Boundary

c

Convergent Boundary

d

Divergent Boundary

8

What process results in the formation of new crust at divergent boundaries?

a

Magma Melting

b

Continental Collision

c

Subduction

d

Seafloor Spreading

9

Which plate boundary is associated with the San Andreas Fault in California?

a

Divergent Boundary

b

Convergent Boundary

c

Transform Boundary

d

Hot Spot

10

Where are volcanoes primarily found in relation to plate boundaries?

a

Away from Plate Boundaries

b

Hot Spots

c

Convergent and Divergent Boundaries

d

Transform Boundaries

11

Where are volcanoes primarily found?

a

Mountains

b

Mid-ocean ridges

c

Deserts

d

Convergent and divergent plate boundaries

12

What environmental impact can volcanic eruptions have on air quality?

a

Light pollution

b

Water contamination

c

Air pollution

d

Noise pollution

13

What is the point within the Earth where seismic energy is first released during an earthquake?

a

Epicenter

b

Seismic waves

c

Fault

d

Focus (Hypocenter)

14

Which seismic wave is the fastest and can travel through both solids and liquids?

a

Secondary Waves (S-waves)

b

Love Waves

c

Primary Waves (P-waves)

d

Rayleigh Waves

15

What type of fault is caused by horizontal shearing forces?

a

Strike-slip faults

b

Thrust faults

c

Reverse faults

d

Normal faults

16

What is the primary cause of earthquakes?

a

Volcanic eruptions

b

Human activities

c

Meteorite impacts

d

Movement of tectonic plates along faults

17

Which seismic wave moves side-to-side and is the fastest among surface waves?

a

Primary Waves (P-waves)

b

Rayleigh Waves

c

Secondary Waves (S-waves)

d

Love Waves

18

What is the scale used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes?

a

Beaufort scale

b

Richter scale

c

Kelvin scale

d

Fahrenheit scale

19

What is the primary environmental impact of volcanic eruptions on climate?

a

Temporary cooling of the Earth's climate

b

Ozone depletion

c

Global warming

d

Increased rainfall

20

Which type of seismic wave causes the majority of the damage felt during an earthquake?

a

Secondary Waves (S-waves)

b

Rayleigh Waves

c

Primary Waves (P-waves)

d

Love Waves

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por Noel Sayco

What type of plate boundary is characterized by tectonic plates moving away from each other?

Where does seafloor spreading often occur?

What type of volcanic activity is associated with divergent plate boundaries?

Which plate boundary is characterized by lateral movement?

What type of volcanic activity is associated with convergent plate boundaries?

Where do hot spots within the Earth's mantle occur?

What type of plate boundary is characterized by tectonic plates colliding with each other?

What process results in the formation of new crust at divergent boundaries?

Which plate boundary is associated with the San Andreas Fault in California?

Where are volcanoes primarily found in relation to plate boundaries?

Where are volcanoes primarily found?

What environmental impact can volcanic eruptions have on air quality?

What is the point within the Earth where seismic energy is first released during an earthquake?

Which seismic wave is the fastest and can travel through both solids and liquids?

What type of fault is caused by horizontal shearing forces?

What is the primary cause of earthquakes?

Which seismic wave moves side-to-side and is the fastest among surface waves?

What is the scale used to measure the magnitude of earthquakes?

What is the primary environmental impact of volcanic eruptions on climate?

Which type of seismic wave causes the majority of the damage felt during an earthquake?