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Plate tectonicsVersión en línea Theory video with comprehasion questions por Louise Stroek 1 The deeper you go in the ocean... Selecteer een of meer antwoorden a pressure increases b pressure decreases c pressure stays the same 2 What observations did scientists make that supported the Theory of Continental Drift? (check all that apply) Selecteer een of meer antwoorden a Continents look like they could fit together like puzzle pieces b There are volcanoes and mountains underwater c Same fossils found on different continents despite being separated by an ocean d Same rocks found on different continents despite being separated by an ocean 3 Why did scientists reject Wegener's theory? Selecteer een of meer antwoorden a The fossils he had were fake b Wegener did not know how or why the continents move c Wegener's maps were outdated 4 What changed that made scientists accept Wegener's theory? a Scientists found and mapped underwater mountains and volcanoes b Scientists watched a new island forming in the ocean c Scientists measured Europe and North America moving closer to each other 5 Seafloor spreading describes... a How one ocean plate is being shoved under a continental plate b How one tectonic plate is sliding past another tectonic plate c How the ocean floor is being split apart and moving 6 What is the Mid-Ocean Ridge? a A mountain chain running down the middle of the Atlantic Ocean b An area outlining the Pacific Ocean with many active volcanoes and strong earthquakes c A line connecting the tallest mountains on Earth 7 How does temperature change the deeper you go in the Earth? a It gets colder b It gets hotter c It stays the same 8 The inner most layer of Earth is called the... a Corona b Core c Lithosphere d Mantle 9 The upper most layer of Earth that forms the crust is called the... a Lithosphere b Corona c Mantle 10 The heat from the core heats the mantle and makes the magma... a get warm, more dense and rise b get warm, more dense and sink c get warm, less dense and rise d get warm, less dense and sink 11 When it rises, it gets cooler and then... a evaporates b melts c sinks 12 This circular pattern of heat transfer is called... a conduction b convection c radiation 13 The current theory that explains continental drift and resulting features like mountains, volcanoes and rifts, is... a The Big Bang Theory b The Theory of Plate Tectonics c The Heliocentric Theory 14 The convention currents driving plate tectonics occur in the... a air b space c ocean d mantle 15 As the convection currents move the tectonic plates around, they run into each other. As the pressure builds up and is later suddenly released, there will be a(n)... a crater b blizzard c earthquake 16 At divergent boundaries, fissure volcanoes form because... a magma rises to fill the open rift between the tectonic plates b a subduction zone increases the supply of magma and pushes it upward c as you go deeper in the ocean, the hotter it gets 17 A place where one tectonic plate is shoved/dives under another tectonic plate is called... a a rift valley b a mountain ridge c a subduction zone d 18 The volcanoes along the Ring of Fire are formed by... a divergent boundary rift valleys b convergent boundary subduction zones c transform boundary fault lines 19 The constant process of transformation and renewal of Earth materials is described by the... a carbon cycle b rock cycle c water cycle d 20 When two continental plates converge, neither subducts (gets shoved down). What happens instead? a They both push upward and make high mountains b They heat up and evaporate c They block each other's movement so nothing else can happen 21 The Nature of Science says that science is Durable yet Changeable. How does this theory demonstrate that? a Scientists continued to reject Wegener's theory even after new evidence was discovered. b Scientists accepted Wegener's theory as new evidence was discovered. c Science does not change and its theories can only be called into question by experts.

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The deeper you go in the ocean...

What observations did scientists make that supported the Theory of Continental Drift? (check all that apply)

Why did scientists reject Wegener's theory?

What changed that made scientists accept Wegener's theory?

Seafloor spreading describes...

What is the Mid-Ocean Ridge?

How does temperature change the deeper you go in the Earth?

The inner most layer of Earth is called the...

The upper most layer of Earth that forms the crust is called the...

The heat from the core heats the mantle and makes the magma...

When it rises, it gets cooler and then...

This circular pattern of heat transfer is called...

The current theory that explains continental drift and resulting features like mountains, volcanoes and rifts, is...

The convention currents driving plate tectonics occur in the...

As the convection currents move the tectonic plates around, they run into each other. As the pressure builds up and is later suddenly released, there will be a(n)...

At divergent boundaries, fissure volcanoes form because...

A place where one tectonic plate is shoved/dives under another tectonic plate is called...

The volcanoes along the Ring of Fire are formed by...

The constant process of transformation and renewal of Earth materials is described by the...

When two continental plates converge, neither subducts (gets shoved down). What happens instead?

The Nature of Science says that science is Durable yet Changeable. How does this theory demonstrate that?