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Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Layers of Earth

This is the order of the 4 main layers of earth from the outside to the

middle.

$100 Answer from Layers of Earth

What is Crust, Mantle, Outer

Core, and Inner Core?

$200 Question from Layers of Earth

This is the rigid layer that includes the upper part of the mantle and

the crust.

$200 Answer from Layers of Earth

What is the lithosphere?

$300 Question from Layers of Earth

This layer of Earth is the most dense.

$300 Answer from Layers of Earth

What is the inner core?

$400 Question from Layers of Earth

The asthenosphere can be found

between these two layers of the earth.

$400 Answer from Layers of Earth

What is the crust and the mantle?

$500 Question from Layers of Earth

Studies of earthquake waves have helped

scientists determine the structure of this.

$500 Answer from Layers of Earth

What is Earth’s interior?

$100 Question from Moving Continents

Earth’s lithosphere is broken into separate sections called these.

$100 Answer from Moving Continents

What are plates?

$200 Question from Moving Continents

Matching fossils on the east coast of South America and

the west coast of Africa provide evidence that these

two continents were once this.

$200 Answer from Moving Continents

What is connected?

$300 Question from Moving Continents

This is the name of the supercontinent that began

to break apart between 200 and 300 million years ago.

$300 Answer from Moving Continents

What is Pangaea?

$400 Question from Moving Continents

This best explains why these freshwater Mesosaurus fossils are found in some rock layers in both South America and Africa.

$400 Answer from Moving Continents

What is the continents were once connected

as one single landmass?

$500 Question from Moving Continents

The process that continually adds new material to the ocean floor is called this.

$500 Answer from Moving Continents

What is sea-floor spreading?

$100 Question from How Do They Move?

This type of heat transfer is show in the diagram.

$100 Answer from How Do They Move?

What is convection?

$200 Question from How Do They Move?

Crustal plate movements are believed to be caused

by these in the Earth’s mantle.

$200 Answer from How Do They Move?

What are convection currents?

$300 Question from How Do They Move?

Compared to the temperature of Earth’s

crust, the temperature of Earth’s interior is this.

$300 Answer from How Do They Move?

What is higher (hotter)?

$400 Question from How Do They Move?

These are two of the geologic features or events that may result

from the movement of crustal plates.

$400 Answer from How Do They Move?

What are earthquakes, volcanoes, rising magma,

faulting, mountains, folding, trenches, plates move apart, new landforms, mid-ocean ridge, tsunami, and island?

$500 Question from How Do They Move?

Compared to the thickness of the oceanic crust, the continental

crust is this.

$500 Answer from How Do They Move?

What is thicker?

$100 Question from That's Stressful

This type of stress pushes crustal plates

together.

$100 Answer from That's Stressful

What is compression?

$200 Question from That's Stressful

Other than earthquakes, this geologic event may also happen

in the darkened areas.

$200 Answer from That's Stressful

What is volcanoes/volcano formation/volcanic eruption,

subduction, mountain formation, trenches, faulting,

tsunamis?

$300 Question from That's StressfulIn the

diagram, crustal plate movement causes this to move.

$300 Answer from That's Stressful

What is San Andreas Fault?

$400 Question from That's Stressful

This type of stress pulls on the crust

where two plates are moving apart.

$400 Answer from That's Stressful

What is tension?

$500 Question from That's Stressful

Because stress is a force, it adds this to

rock.

$500 Answer from That's Stressful

What is energy?

$100 Question from Earthquake!

During an earthquake, seismic waves carry

energy in all directions from this.

$100 Answer from Earthquake!

What is the focus?

$200 Question from Earthquake!

The movement of the tectonic

plates is represented by

these in the diagram.

$200 Answer from Earthquake!

What are arrows?

$300 Question from Earthquake!

Faulting of the rock in Earth’s crust is the

cause of most of these on Earth.

$300 Answer from Earthquake!

What are earthquakes?

$400 Question from Earthquake!

Where lithospheric plates meet at boundaries, this

happens to cause earthquakes.

$400 Answer from Earthquake!

What is the plates slide by each other?

Also acceptable: The plates move, faulting, the plates collide, or the

plates separate.

$500 Question from Earthquake!

Movement of Earth’s crust along plate

boundaries produces these.

$500 Answer from Earthquake!

What are earthquakes?

Final Jeopardy

The epicenter of the

earthquake can be found at this point.

Final Jeopardy Answer

What is point C?