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geography Test

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what happens when plates slide side by side?
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what are hot spots?
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what happens when plates pull apart?
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example of divergent plate boundary
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example of convergent collision plate boundary
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example of conservative plate boundary
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what happens when an oceanic plate meets a continental plate?
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convergent subduction plate boundary
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what is the mercalli scale?
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how are earthquakes measured?
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what happened when a continental plate meets a continental plate?
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what is the Richter scale?
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conservative plate boundary
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convergent collision plate boundary
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example of convergent subduction plate boundary
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it is based of observation, measures the intensity. measured on a scale 1-12, measured by people, you have to be there to measure it
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is based on accurate measurments,measures the magnitude of an earthquake, measured on a scale from 1-9, measured by a seismograph, you do not have to be there to measure it.
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mercalli scale and Richter scale
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indo-Australian and the Eurasian plate
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collision plate boundaries occur when two continental plates move towards eachother
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north american plate and the pacific plate
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conservative plate boundaries is when two plates move side by side
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hot spots are not found on plate boundaries, but can be in a middle of a plate. a hot plume rising from the center of the earth melts through the plate above creating a volcano. the plate continues to move over the plume. this creates a line of volcanoes
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when continental plate meets a continental plate neither can subduct the other because they both have the same density. the rocks crumble together to make massive mountain chains like the himalayas
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north american and Eurasian plate
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oceanic crust is denser than continental crust so the continental crust forces the oceanic crust underneath it. this is a process called subduction. at the subduction zone a deep sea trench is formed where the plate is being forced downwards.
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there can never be any gaps on earth so when the plates move apart magma rises from the mantle and solidifies in the space, this happens one the sea floor and it is called sea floor spreading
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pacific plate and the eurasian
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convergent plate boundary occur what an oceanic plate is forced under a continental plate
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when plates move along side each other in the opposite direction , earth quakes occur, the edges are all jagged, this makes the pressure to build up within the cracks, making really powerful earthquakes
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divergent plate boundaries occur when two plates move away from eachother

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