Science: 1st Periodical Exam Flashcards

1
Q

A region between the plates are aptly called?

A

Plate boundaries

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2
Q

A fracture in the Earth’s when plates move is called?

A

Faults

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3
Q

The plates move away from each other, that causes mid-oceanic ridges to form

A

Divergent Plate Boundary

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4
Q

The plates slide towards each other

A

Convergent Plate Boundary

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5
Q

When one plate moves underneath the other

A

Subduction zone

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6
Q

The plates slide against each other in opposite directions

A

Transform Plate Boundary

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7
Q

The most dangerous plate boundary that causes Earthquakes

A

Transform Plate Boundary

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8
Q

Surface slide in parallel but opposite direction

A

Strike-Slip Fault

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9
Q

Where the seismic energy is first released

A

Focus or Hypocenter

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10
Q

The point on the crust of the Earth directly above the focus is the what?

A

Epicenter

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11
Q

Refers to the shaking of the ground as a result of interaction of the plates

A

Earthquake

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12
Q

The process of forming mountains and mountain ranges

A

Orogenesis

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13
Q

The largest supercontinent

A

Pangea

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14
Q

Surrounded by one ocean

A

Panthalassa

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15
Q

After Pangea drifted apart, it formed two smaller supercontinents

A

Laurasia and Gondwana

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16
Q

A process in which it continually circulates between and among the oceans, air, land, and all living things

A

Hydrologic/Water Cycle

17
Q

The process of movement and filtration of rainwater into several layers of soil and porous rocks

A

Percolation

18
Q

The daily use of water in the household

A

Domestic water use

19
Q

This consumes the most water

A

Agricultural water use

20
Q

The use of water that does not divert water from its source

A

In-Stream water use

21
Q

These pollutants come from an identifiable source such as those discharged by factories

A

Point source

22
Q

The pollution comes from a flowing source and reaches other places

A

Transboundary Pollution

23
Q

The process of removing dissolved salts from ocean water to increase freshwater supply is called

A

Desalination

24
Q

An undeground resorvoir of water is called

A

Aquifer

25
Q

Acids, salts, and metals are examples of

A

Sediments

26
Q

This mountain range is formed through rock weathering

A

Erosion-formed mountain range

27
Q

Rises as thermal plumes

A

Hot spot