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GEO xmas exam

this is first year jan revison for exam

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what is the layers of the earth the crust the mantle t he outer core the inner core
explain what convection currents are are large currents of hot magma that move in the mantle moving the earths plates with it
how does the convection currents work magma is heated up my the inner core it rises up to the mantle where its spreads and cools down this motion is repeated
what is plate tectonics its the idea of the earths crust is broken into plates
what are the two types of plates oceanic and contineal
name the three plate boundarys constructive deestructive and conservatie
destruvtive plate boundarys explain what happens convection currents drag an oceanic and continenal plate towars eachother. oceanic is heavier making it sink into the mantle continal buckles uowards making a fold mountian ad volcanoes
give and eg of a destruvtive nplate boundary the andres is a fold mountian
draw the layers of the earth diagram okay
constructive plate boudaries what happens at it two plates separtes convection currentes drag tecttonic plates apart molten magma comes through a crack called a rift land forms volcanoes
eg of a construvtive plate boundaries mid atlantic ridge runs north south alog the atlancitc ocean foor
what is subduction oceanic crust is heavier that c forced downwardsinto the matnel
conservetive plate boundaries explain two plates move past each othersomeitmes they get stucknbut evenutally slip foward releasing lots of energry
give eg of a conservative plate boudnare san andres fault
how is a fold mountain formed are formed when two plates movetoward eachother and colide making them buckle and fold upward
what is a anticline and synline upwards fold and sinkcline is downards fold
eg of a fold moutnian the himalays in aisia
what is a volcanoe opening in the earths crust where magma ash and ases escape beenteeth the surface
draw a diagram of a volcanoe add crater volcanic pipe lava layer ash layer crusr vent magma chamber mantle
what is mid atlantic ridge mountian range underwater
how is a mid atlantic ridge formed plates separeate magma travels up onto ocean floor water cools it rappidly
ecominmic impacts of volcanoe toursim dmange property job losses
social impart of volcanoe loss of life homelees snese of communtiy
envirmoental impacts new land is created
what is a earthquake an earthquake is a shaking or trembling at the earths crust
what does the plate boundaries in esthquke they slide or collide as they try to move past friction will cause lots of energy reasling casuing the earths surface to shake
what is focus the point underground where the earthquake beguns
what is epic centre the point on the surface directly abouve the focus where the earthwuake is strongest
tremors energy relaesed in the form of seismic waves from the focus
give an eg of a big earthquake that has happned in nepal 7.9 on the rictar scale 80km away from kathmandu 90 percnt of skls were destoryed
what type of rocks is there igneuos sedimentry metamorphic
how are igneous rovcks formed volcantic acivitiy
what is intrusive cooled inside crust
what is extrusive cooled on the earths surface
formation of limestone limestone is formed on the beds of shallow warm seas from the skelton of tiny sea creatures
two examples of of ignoues rocks are basalt and granite
layers found in limestone are called strata
example of a pereamble rock issss.................... LIMMEEEEEESTONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
memtemophic rocks formed when.........and................rocks encounters heat and............ ignuoes and sedimentry and pressure
sedimentry rocks are LIMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEESTONEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE and standstone
metamorphic rocks are marble and quartize
types of mass movement landslide bog burst mudslide soil creep
what is carbonation rain and cArbon dioxede= weak carbonic acid
where does mechanical weathering happen happens on hills mountians eg crogh patrick co maya
how does mechnaical weathering work during the day cracks in the rock fill up with rain water at night when temp drop below 0 the water freezes it expands 10percent more this putsstress on the rock during the ice melts the ccycle of freezing and throwing continues everyday eventually the ro
impacts of earthquake bulidng colasping death causes landslides
which two tectonics plates caused the formation of the andres nasca and south americain
is a valley a synicline or a anticliyne SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSYCNILINE
OLDEST MT IN IRELAND MT WICKLOW
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