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1
Q

What are the components of the earth

A

Atmosphere
Hydrosphere
Lithosphere
Biosphere

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2
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the gaseous layer

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Atmosphere

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3
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the liquid layer

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Hydrosphere

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the solid outer layer (the foundation)

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Lithosphere

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5
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the life layer (all three layers combined)

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Biosphere

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6
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Branch of geophysics which is concerned with the study of earthquakes

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Seismology

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7
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device that measures earthquakes

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seismograph

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8
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Vibrations generated by earthquakes

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Seismic waves

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9
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Two types of seismic waves

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Body waves

Surface waves

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10
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Two types of body waves

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P wave  (fast, weak)
S wave (slower stronger)
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11
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Two types of Surface waves

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Love wave (vertical and horizontal)
Rayleigh wave (side to side)
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12
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measures shaking in a certain location

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Intensity

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13
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measures the energy released at the source of the earthquake

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Magnitude

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14
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what are the two types of plates?

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Oceanic

Continental

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15
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Oceanic x Continental converge =

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oceanic trench

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16
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Oceanic x Oceanic converge =

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volcanic islands (like the ph)

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17
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what are the types of plate boundaries?

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Convergent

Divergent

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18
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convergent plates go…

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toward each other

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19
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divergent plates go…

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away from each other

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20
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Oceanic x Oceanic diverge =

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Volcano

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21
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continental x continental diverge =

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rift valleys + new seas

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22
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What are the layers of the earth

A

Crust
Mantle
Inner core
Outer core

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23
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Hard outer shell where living things are found

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Crust

24
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the contents of the crust and its properties

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Continental crust - Light, old

Oceanic crust - heavy (dense), young (recycled)

25
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the thickest layer of the earth with 2 layers

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Mantle

26
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what is the mantle made of?

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Iron
Calcium
Aluminum etc.

27
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where is magma found?

A

The mantle

28
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what is the boundary between the crust and the mantle?

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Moho discontinuity

29
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what is the boundary between the mantle and the outer core?

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Gutenberg discontinuity

30
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a ball of very hot metals with the presence of convection currents and generates the magnetic fields

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Outer core

31
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produced by the flow of liquid iron generates electric currents

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the earth’s magnetic field

32
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Has extremely high pressure and temperature making the materials in it solid

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Inner core

33
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Force made in the outer core

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Coriolis force

34
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is the study of the different processes that happened in Earth’s history.

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Geology

35
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is a representation of the vertical location of rocks (oldest bottom, newest top)

A

Stratigraphic column

36
Q

what era did the humans appear?

A

cenozoic

37
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this era is the planet’s creation started and it ended with the emergence of complex, multicellular life-forms.

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Precambrian Era

38
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when did Pangaea exist?

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Paleozoic era/ during the Permian period

39
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when did Pangaea collapse?

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Mesozoic era (triassic period)

40
Q

What were the proof that the continents drifted apart?

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Outlines of countries fit
Identical fossils, rocks, mountain ranges in coastlines
Coal deposits and fossils found in Antarctica

41
Q

Large, rigid slab of rock

A

Plate

42
Q

States that the outermost layer of is divided into a dozen
more plates, which are moving relative to one another as
they ride atop hotter, more mobile material.

(Crust is divided into plates which are in constant motion.)

A

Theory of Plate Tectonics

43
Q

Stated that the Earth’s continents today originated

from a supercontinent which slowly drifted away.

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Continental Drift Theory

44
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Who proposed the Continental Drift Theory?

A

Alfred Wegener

45
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Why was the Continental Drift Theory rejected?

A

because there was no concrete mechanism presented.

46
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What are the evidences of the Continental Drift Theory?

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Jigsaw fit of continents

Similarity of fossils and rock types along coastlines

Continuity of geologic features from continent to continent

Coal deposits in Antarctica

47
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Fossils of this animal was found in South America and Africa

A

Mesosaurus

48
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Its remains was found in all continents

A

Glossopteris

49
Q

What does Sea Floor Spreading state?

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Stated that hot rocks slowly rise and spread out. This
causes magma to ooze out, where it results to new
oceanic crust.

50
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Who proposed seafloor spreading?

A

Harry H. Hess

51
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Explain Sea Floor Spreading

A

Magma rises causing the sea floor to spread and the oceanic crust to go back under the earth, recycling the sea floor.

52
Q

Boundary where plates rub past each other sideways

A

Transform Boundary

53
Q

Types of Faults

A

Normal Fault

Reverse Fault

Strike-slip Fault

54
Q

How was the Philippine Archipelago formed?

A

By volcanic eruptions

55
Q

Block moves down

A

Normal fault

56
Q

Block moves up

A

Reverse fault

57
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Blocks move horizontally

A

Strike slip fault

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