Chapter 7: repetition

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At the end of this lesson

you know what you need to do to prepare yourself for the test of chapter 7

When tectonic plates move towards eachother we also call this:

1. convergent
2. divergent
3. transform

The tectonic plates float on boiling hot liquid in the earth. This is called:

1. magma
2. lava

This movement of plates does not form a volcano

1. towards each other
2. past each other
3. away from each other
4. one under the other

This movement of plates does not cause an earthquake

1. Towards eachother
2. past each other
3. away from eachother
4. one under the other

Forces that change the earth from the inside are calles

1. endogenic forces
2. exogenic forces

Why is it that an oceanic plate always dives under a continental plate? (and not the other way around)

Earthquakes are measured by the ... scale

Volcanoes that are formed at divergent plates are

1. explosive volcanoes
2. effusive volcanoes

Why is a tsunami only dangerous when it comes close to the coast?

A hurricane formes

1. above land
2. above sea
3. doesn't matter, it can be both
4. through humans

The seawater has to be this warm in order for a hurricane to form

1. 25 degrees
2. 26,5 degrees
3. 27,5 degrees
4. 28 degrees

Why does a hurricane lose strength, when it hits the land?

How do you call someone that studies earthquakes?

How can you build a building so that it can withstand an earthquake?

1. What do you still need to do to prepare for the test?
2. What question do you still need to be answered?