T3 EOT Outcomes

Using the image alone what evidence did Alfred Wegner use to develop the Continental Drift Hypothesis?

• The movement of Tectonic Plates

• matching rock types

• The Shape of the coastline

• Matching geological features

The light blue areas of the map are more shallow than the darker blue areas, what feature would you find at the light blue areas of the map

• mid ocean ridge

• ocean trench

• Mountains

• Island

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In the image is an isochron map which color represents the youngest rock formation

• Blue

• Yellow

• Green

• red

How does the theory of plate tectonics suppor the continental drift hypothesis

• Seafloor spreading along mid-ocean ridges causes continents to move apart

• Transform plate boundaries cause seafloor spreading moving continents apart

• Seafloor spreading along ocean trenches causes continents to move apart

• Tectonic plates are too large to move.

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The Andes Mountains is an example of a fold mountain what type of plate boundary and force formed the Andes Mountain?

• Convergent boundary, tension forces

• Convergent boundary, compression force

• Divergent boundary, tension force

• Divergent boundary, compression force

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How are earthquakes related to tectonic plates?

• Most earthquakes happen in the middle of oceanic plates

• Most earthquakes happen in the middle of continental plates

• There is no relationship between earthquakes and tectonic plaes

• Most earthquakes happen along tectonic plate boundaries

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Which of the following is a feature caused by glacial erosion?

• U shaped valley

• V shaped valley

• arches

• sandblasted rock

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Fault break mountains frequently occur along the San Andreas Fault in California what type of boundary and force creates fault break mountains

• Convergent boundary, tension force

• Convergent boundary, compression force

• Divergent boundary, tension force

• Divergent boundary compressional force.

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What can be inferred about the location with low earthquake risk?

• These locations have too low of an elevation for earthquakes to occur

• These locations are not located on or near a plate boundary or fault line

• These locations are too mountainous for earthquakes to occur

• These locations are too far from the San Andreas Fault to be affected by an earthquake

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If a city has had an earthquake in the past what can you infer about future earthquake risk?

• An earthquake is not likely. An earthquake never occurs twice in the same location.

• An earthquake is not likely. Earthquakes only occur on coastlines.

• An earthquake is likely. How frequently an area gets earthquakes determines its risk.

• An earthquake is likely. However, it will never exceed the magnitude of the first earthquake that occured.

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