| Constructive Forces |
| #1 |
This is a process that helps build up the Earth. |
What are constructive forces? |
| #2 |
This is an example of a constructive force. |
What are mountains and volcanoes? |
| #3 |
This makes islands and landmasses. |
What is magma cooling over the Earths surface? |
| #4 |
This constructive force creates mountains. |
What is plates colliding and folding over eachother? |
| #5 |
This constructive force creates volcanoes. |
What is it when oceanic and continental plates collide? |
| Volcanoes |
| #1 |
This a mountain which has a crater which lava or ash comes through. |
What is a volcano? |
| #2 |
Name the volcano that exploded in Washington and blasted one cubic kilometer or volcanic ash skyward. |
What is Mount St. Helen's? |
| #3 |
This is a volcano that is erupting or has shown signs of eruption. |
What is an active or live volcano? |
| #4 |
This is a volcano that is dead or is no longer erupting. |
What is an extinct volcano? |
| #5 |
This is a spot beneath a volcano where magma collects. |
What is a magma chamber? |
| Earthquakes |
| #1 |
This is a boundary where two plates slide past each other. |
What is a transform boundary? |
| #2 |
This is a sudden and violent shaking of the ground. |
What is an earthquake? |
| #3 |
This is an example of a transform boundary. |
What is the San Andrea's Fault? |
| #4 |
This earthquake claimed the lives of 830,000 people in 1556. |
What is the Shaanxi earthquake of 1556? |
| #5 |
Name the highest magnitude earthquake ever recorded. |
What is a 9.5 magnitude earthquake? |
