Chapter 4 and 5

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Repeat chapter 4 + 5

Lava

Tsunami

Coastline

Volcano

Earthquake

What is the scale level of the map?

1. national
2. continental
3. regional
4. local

Endogenic forces	Exogenic forces
change it from the inside	change it from the outside
.

Wind

Earthquake

Water

Volcano

Tsunami

Ice

1

2

3

4

5

The quake caused a wave

In shallow water, the waves are slowed down, they become higher

Undersea earthquake

The water arrives at the beach with high force

In deep water, waves can go 800km/hour

Which scale level?

1. local
2. regional
3. national
4. continental

What kind of climate does Indonesia have?

1. Temperate climate
2. Land climate
3. Tropical rainforest climate
4. Dry climate

Scale to indicate the magnitude of an earthquake.

Shocking or vibrating movement of part of the Earth's crust due to the action of endogenous forces.

The knowledge about the movements of plates.

Mountain created by the outflow of lava.

Disaster caused by nature with many victims and great damage.

Sanding out and sanding hard rock by water, ice or wind loaded with weathering material.

Richter scale

Earthquake

Plate tectonics

Volcano

Plate borders

Explosive

Natural disaster

Erosion

Earth's crust

Outer core

Inner core

Convection currents

Earths mantle 

Which earth plate is heavier?

1. Oceanic plate
2. Continental plate

Which culture belongs to Indonesia?

1. Islamic culture
2. Hindu culture.
3. African culture
4. Latin American culture.

Why are there different peoples in Indonesia?

1. Because many languages are spoken
2. Because Indonesia used to be a colony of the Netherlands
3. Because everyone has their own culture
4. Due to the many different islands

Why do countries at the equator have a tropical climate?

1. These countries are at a lower latitude , this causes lots of snow
2. The sun warms these countries from a large angle
3. The sun warms these countries from a small angle
4. The sun warms up a bigger surface at the equator

What is the scale level of this map?

1. Regional
2. National
3. Continental
4. Global

What is not an example of hazard management/disaster management?

1. taking construction measures
2. establishing a emergency rensponse plan
3. the construction of warning systems
4. offering help after a natural disaster

Which scale level?

1. local
2. regional
3. national
4. continental

'The epicentre is inside the earth, the hypocentre is on the earths surface.'

1. True
2. False

Heavy earthquake

mid-oceanic ridge

No earthqueake

Divergent

Convergent

Transform

Subduction

Volcano

Molten rock in the Earth is called:

1. Magma
2. Lava

The place at the Earth's surface straight above the Earthquake is called:

1. hypocentre
2. epicentre

Which scale level?

1. local
2. regional
3. national
4. continental

Indonesia is made up of many different:

1. People
2. States
3. Nation-states

Sleep de componenten naar het juiste begrip

Shield volcano

Caldera

Stratovolcano

What is the scale level of this map?

1. national
2. continental
3. regional
4. local

magma
chamber

ash and stone

crater

lava

At what movement are the Earthquakes formed near Japan?

1. Transform
2. Divergent
3. Convergent

What type of plates collide at Japan?

1. 2 oceanic plates
2. A normal plate and a continental plate
3. 2 continental plates
4. A continental against a oceanic plate

What are the consequences of this plate movement? Name 2 consequences.

How can a tsunami become dangerous?

What word doesn't belong?

1. Subduction
2. Transform platemovement
3. Stratovolcano
4. Explosive volcanism

Convergent

Divergent

TRansform

New Earth crust

Earthquakes

Crust dissapears

Mid-oceanic ridge

Mountains

The Netherlands are situated on the:

1. Eurasian plate
2. Dutch plate
3. European plate
4. Egeian plate

Plates that move towards each other are called Divergent:

1. Right
2. Wrong

What are the positive aspects of a volcano? Name at least 2 benefits.

Which one is correct?

1. Volcanoes and earthquakes are mainly near plate boundaries.
2. Exogenic forces change the inside of the Earth's crust.
3. A continental plate is heavier than a oceanic plate.
4. Around the atlantic ocean are a lot of volcanoes and earthquakes.

Earthquakes

Earthquakes

Volcanoes

Volcanoes

Tsunami

Trench (trog)

Mountains

The most and heaviest Earthquakes are a ... platemovement:

1. convergent
2. divergent
3. transform
4. subduction

Trenches are formed due to:

1. divergence
2. subduction
3. convergence
4. transform

The place at the Earth's surface straight above the Earthquake is called:

1. hypocentre
2. epicentre

Scientists who studie Earthquakes are called:

1. seismographs
2. seismologists
3. volcanologist
4. geologists

A tsunami can be predicted with a:

1. Warning system
2. Disaster plan
3. Evacuationplan
4. Hazard management

What is culture?

A people..

1. Lives in the same territory
2. Exists in one state only
3. Shares language, religion and history
4. Has a nationalistic wish

Which cultural region is NOT part of the Western world?

1. Europe
2. North America
3. Former Soviet Union
4. Australia and Oceania

Wat is a cultural region?

1. An area where people of the same ethnic group live
2. An area with similarities in culture
3. A place in a country where the inhabitants adhere to the original culture of the country
4. Area where people have the same political preference

Which of the following is NOT an example of cultural diffusion?

1. Colonisers introducing their religion in a colony
2. The Dutch language adopting English words from American social media
3. Turkish immigrants introducing Turkish food in the Netherlands
4. Fewer people in the Netherlands being religious than fifty years ago

Why are there different peoples in Indonesia?

1. Because many languages are spoken
2. Because Indonesia used to be a colony of the Netherlands
3. Because everyone has their own culture
4. Due to the many different islands

In which kind of colonialism does the colonisator rule the colony?

1. Settlement colony
2. Exploitation colony
3. Trade colonialism
4. Industrial colonialism

What is a colony?

1. A cultural area
2. An area of common culture
3. An area where another country is in charge
4. An area where two cultures mix

natural border

artificial border