Ch 1 & 2 Pacific Geology & Coral
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A low island made of coral surrounding a lagoon | Atoll
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A material used to make fertilizer | Phosphate
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Things a place has a good supply of and that meets people's needs | Resources
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Solid, thin, outside covering of the Earth | Crust
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Smaller land mass than continents and are surrounded by water | Islands
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Formed when new coral builds on top of old coral | Reef
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Mountain built by lava pouring from the Earth | Volcano
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An underwater reef on the edge of a volcanic island | Shelf
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Liquid rock that rises through volcanic vents to fill gaps | Magma
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Two continent plates crash together, both are pushed up... | Mountain Range
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Two ocean plates come together, they will form... | Deep Ocean Trench
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Tidal Waves | Tsunami
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Volcanoes that hasn't done anything for a long time but still has the potential to erupt | Dormant
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Volcanoes that no longer have openings in the mantle and will never erupt | Extinct
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Volcanoes that have erupted since the last ice age, ex: in the past 10,000 years | Active
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The scientific theory that explains the movement of continents | Continental Drift
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Reef building coral can live only in water - (4 characteristics) | Warm, Shallow, Clear, Salt
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The largest ocean | Pacific Ocean
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A steep island built by a volcano in the ocean | Volcanic island
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4 ways a plant can get to an island | People, Wind, Water (waves), Birds (droppings)
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An island that was once a part of a larger continent | Continental Island
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3 Characteristics of a Continental Island | Largest type of island, Diverse animal and plant species, plants and animals are similar to those on continent.
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2 Characteristics of a Volcanic Island | Plants and animals are usually unique, Fewer species than continental islands
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A powerful wind storm | typhoon
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Formed when new coral builds on top of old coral | reef
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The shallow water between a reef and the land is called | lagoon
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True or False - The Hawaiian Islands are located where the Earth's plates meet. | False
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True or False - Volcanic islands can support more people than continental islands | False
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True or False - An atoll can support fewer people than volcanic and continental islands | True
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True or False - The closer a Pacific island is to Asia, the more kinds of plants and animals will have. | True
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How does coral make reefs? | Coral is formed when tiny sea animals die and are pressed together. When new coral builds on top of old coral, reefs form.
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Name the 5 oceans. | Atlantic, Arctic, Indian, Pacific and Southern
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Name the 7 continents. | Africa, Antartica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, South America
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