WG 10

Select which is most accurate for Divergent Plate Boundaries.

• Two plates collide and form a mountain range, trench, or volcano.

• Two plates separate forming new crust through the rising of magma.

• Two lates slide past each other in opposite directions creating strong earthquakes.

Which best describes earthquakes?

• Sudden shaking of the ground caused by the movement of tectonic plates.

• A continuous rumbling sound that occurs in the atmosphere.

• A phenomenon that only occurs underwater.

• A type of weather event characterized by strong winds.

Select which best describes volcanoes (3 answers).

• They occur near convergent and divergent plate boundaries.

• They can occur when magma blasts through the crust due to hot spots in the mantle.

• Natural geological formations that erupt molten rock, ash, and gases.

• They occur near transform plate boundaries.

• They are caused by a series of thunderstorms.

Where can 2/3 of Earth's freshwater be found?

• In glaciers and ice caps

• In rivers and lakes

• In underground aquifers

• In the atmosphere

Which best describes tributaries?

• Small streams that flow into larger rivers

• Large lakes that feed into oceans

• Water bodies that are completely independent of other water sources

• Man-made channels for irrigation

Label each plate boundary.

a

b

c

Convergent

Divergent

Transform

Label the parts of the plate boundary

a

b

c

Continental crust

Mountains

Subduction zone

What is the primary function of the World Health Organization (WHO)?

• To promote international public health

• To regulate global trade policies

• To oversee international financial systems

• To manage global telecommunications

Which of the following is a key goal of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)?

• To eradicate poverty

• To increase global military spending

• To promote space exploration

• To establish a single global currency

What is the significance of the Magna Carta in world history?

• It established the first democratic government

• It limited the power of the monarchy in England

• It was the first written constitution in the world

• It marked the beginning of the Renaissance