Fletcher's 6th Grade Earth Science Review
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Rift | Crustal feature formed at divergent boundaries
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| North American Plate | Continental plate in which the United States are found
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| Volcano | A place where gas, ash and melted rock come out of the ground
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| Seismic | The type of waves produced by earthquakes
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| Geology | The study of the Earth; what it is made of and the processes that effect it
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| Pyroclastic | A type of cloud filled with hot ash, and pieces of rocks from a volcano
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| Transform | The type of plate boundary in which the plates slide past one another
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| Nazca | The Oceanic plate found off the west coast of South America
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| Pangea | The name of the super-continent that may have existed in Earth's past
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| Continental Drift | The theory proposed by Alfred Wegner
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| Convergent | Tectonic plate boundary in which the Plates are colliding
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| Fault | A name given to the place where two tectonic plates meet
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| Subduction | When 2 plates collide and one plate is forced under the other
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| Pacific | The oceanic plate found off the west coast of South America
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| San Andres | Famous fault line that is made of the North American and Pacific plates
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| Antarctic | The Southern most tectonic plate
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| Lava | Magma that reaches the Earth's surface
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| Caldera | A type of hole in the ground produced when a magma chamber collapses
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| Mountains | The geologic action of colliding continental plates produce these
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| Divergent | The type of plate boundary in which the plates are dividing
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| Trenches | The lowest points in the ocean found at Subduction zones
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| Indoaustralian | The tectonic plate that holds Australia
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| Islands | The result of an Oceanic tectonic plate moving over a hot spot
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| Magma Plume | Another name for a hot spot
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| Convection | Hot fluid rising
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