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Science 1/27/19

Constructive and Destructive Forces

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All ______ _______ stem from how the earth was made. constructive processes
The theory that our continents move? Continental Drift
There are 4 ways earth constructs itself: 1. Faults 2. Deposition 3. Volcano 4. Earthquakes
These occur where earth's tectonic plates are meeting? Faults
Tectonic Plates have these three types of boundaries? 1. Divergent Boundary 2. Convergent Boundary 3. Transform Boundary
This boundary is where the plates are pulling apart? Divergent Boundary
This boundary is where the plates are coming together? Convergent Boundary
This boundary is where the plates are sliding past each other? Transform Boundary
Convergent boundaries also referred to as _________? compression faults
Divergent boundaries are also referred to as _______? tension faults
Transform boundaries are also referred to as _______? shear faults
The picking up and carrying away of bits and pieces of eroded rock and depositing this material in another place? desposition
What are the three ways we learned that deposition takes places? 1. water 2. wind 3. ice
Deposition: _______ in the form of rivers picks up bits of soil and deposits them in the oceans and lakes of the world? water
Deposition: ______ picks up bits of soil and makes sand dunes? wind
Deposition: _______ picks up bits of soil and rocks and when it melts it leaves moraines and drumlins? ice
A ______ is formed when a heavier tectonic plate slides under a lighter tectonic plate? volcano
Pockets of magma seep up into the lighter plate and form a chamber of magma, this is called ________? subduction
Subduction can also occur when you have a _____ fault, that is where the earth's plates are pulling apart? tension
The second way a volcano is formed is by _____ ______ in the mantle occur where magma seeps up into a plate. This is how the Hawaiian Islands were formed. hot spots
A volcano is a _______ force because they build new land through lava and ash, making soil very productive. constructive
A volcano is a ________ force when they erupt. destructive
A _______ does not build the soil but they change the land we live on. earthquake
___________ occur around fault boundaries. earthquakes
The sudden release of _______ is what causes an earthquake? tension
_______ is the breaking down of earth's rock into smaller pieces? weathering
What are the three things that cause weathering? 1. water 2. ice 3. chemicals
_______ is the picking up and carrying away of weathered material? Erosion
These mountains form because of a shear fault or transform boundary? One side of the fault is thrust into the air over the other side of the fault. fault block mountains
What are the three kinds of mountains? 1. fault block mountains 2. fold mountains 3. volcano
_______ of an earthquake is the point under ground where the faulting occurs? focus
The ______ of an earthquake is where the intensity is strongest. epicenter
_________ map is a map that shows the shape of the surface features and their elevations or heights above sea level. Topographic
______ is the earth's thin outermost layer is solid rock crust
______ is the thick layer of earth between the crust and outer core mantle
______ _______ is formed mostly of molten metal outer core
Pressure keeps this super hot metallic region in a solid state? inner core
This type of mountain forms when magma rises up from the mantle, but does not break through the surface? dome mountain
A seismograph has sensors that detect and measure these types of vibrations of the earth's crust seismic waves
_______ is composed of molten rock and is stored in the Earth's crust. magma
_______ is magma that reaches the surface of our planet through a volcano vent. lava
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