Where are earthquakes most likely to happen? O A. In the middle of a continent B. In the middle of North America O C. Around the Ring of Fire

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A: Answer: Introduction: In geology, rock means spontaneous aggregate of one or more minerals. It is…

Q: Which type of plate boundaries are volcanoes associated with?

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Q: Use the diagram below to answer the questions that follows 1) what type of plate boundary occurs at…

A: ANS1. The plate boundary that occurs at X is the mid-ocean ridge or spreading center.  The mid-ocean…

Q: Would the most violent earthquakes be associated with spreading centers or with subduction zones

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Q: We know that hurricanes form above warm ocean water. And it's thought that warmer water can lead to…

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Q: Movement of Earthquake waves through the ground can produce

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Q: Geoparks Find a Geopark, where the geology is characterized by igneous formations. Give a…

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Q: a. Explain what is meant by plate tectonics. b. In your own words explain what happens at a…

A: The Earth is in a state of flux at all times. The lithosphere, or Earth's crust, is made up of 15 to…

Q: What layer do tectonic plates sit on? O A. Continent B. Inner core O c. Outer core O D. Mantle

A: Tectonic plates sit on the  mantle layer of earth. German meterologist ALFRED WEGENER is credited as…

Q: Plate tectonics can contribute to a. volcanoes and earthquakes. b. formation of supercontinents.…

A: Answer is b.)  volcnaoes and earthquakes.

Q: Explain how plate tectonics cause earth tremors

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Q: true or false  Sea level is higher during an ice age than an interglacial.

A: Interglacial period is that warm period which occurs in between the glacial (frozen period) periods.…

Q: What is meant by an earthquake? 2. What causes earthquakes to occur? 3. State the three main types…

A: Climatic Conditions refers to weather conditions such as wind, hurricane force winds, microbursts,…

Q: Question 21 Use the information in the diagram below to answer the questions. R A \U .K A) Which…

A: The age or time of rock formations determined by the location of rock under the earth layer. Fault…

Q: Describe how a volcano would form along a divergent boundary , convergent boundary, a hot spot

A: Earth crust contains a series of tectonic plates that move constantly and it contains a hot mantle…

Q: sedimentary rock is pushed up by a fault, a ____ mountain is formed  A. Fault-block B. Folded C.…

A: SEDIMENTARY ROCKS- These are those rocks that are formed by the layered deposition of different…

Q: Volcanoes & Earthquakes 1) Identify the shape of each type of volcano (shield, composite, cinder…

A: Volcanoes can be defined as the rupturing of the crust of the Earth which resulted in the flow of…

Q: Why do you think eruptions of volcanoes like Mt. Pinatubo might have a cooling effect on the Earth’s…

A: Introduction A volcano is a break in a planetary-mass object's crust that permits hot lava, volcanic…

Q: Describe what the community structure might look like one year after the eruption and today. refer…

A: The volcanic eruption of Mount Saint Helens in 1980 was one of the deadliest volcanic eruptions that…

Q: Use the diagram below to answer the questions that follows. 1. Which type of plate boundary occurs…

A: The edges where two plates meet are known as plate boundaries. The majority of geologic events, such…

Q: Identify the type of wave: surface wave, S-wave, P-wave, tsunami a. Arrives first at seismic…

A: Answer: Introduction: The P wave is selected the main preliminary wave due to the first to arrive at…

Q: Explain why it is important for rocks to weather?

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Q: Base your answers to questions 11 to 14 on the diagram below of an ocean profile showing different…

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Q: Which statement best compares the weather patterns in these different environments? A. Both deserts…

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Q: What causes  earthquakes to occur

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Q: Explain how scientists use seismic data to learn about the geologic activity and happenings in the…

A: The given image is of lava eruption (left) and hot spring (right). Both of these activities occurs…

Q: What is seafloor spreading? O A. The movement of a continent over time B. The formation of new ocean…

A: Sea floor spreading is an interaction that happens at mid-sea edges, where new oceanic crust is…

Q: Explain how plate tectonics causes Earth tremors

A: Earthquakes happen where tectonic plates collide, along fault lines in the Earth's crust. Plates…

Q: What process in earth’s interior causes subduction and sea-floor spreading

A: Subduction Subduction is a geological process that takes place at convergent boundaries between…

Q: Identify the type of plate boundary illustrated above.

A: This kind of event is represented by the Himalayas. The Himalayas resulted from a collision of the…

Q: In the sketches below, which of type of plate boundaries produce the deepest earthquakes?

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Q: Earthquakes generally occur at ruptures in the Earth's surface where two plates meet, called…

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Q: Consider the following sketches below 1) Explain how scientists use seismic data to learn about…

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Q: There is recent evidence shows that lakes are being affected  by acid rain. Acid rain results in?…

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Q: The theory of plate tectonics explains how Earth's continents move. According to this theory, which…

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Q: how does technology predict natural disasters

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Q: At an ocean geographic feature is formed? O An island volcanic arc O An island mountain range O A…

A: A convergent plate boundary forms where two plates collide. That collision can happen between a…

Q: Explain how plate tectonic causes earthquake

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Q: Stratigraphy is the main way to understand temporal change at an archaeological site.   Question 19…

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Q: Which of the following is an example of a weather event? a. The hurricane season lasts from June 1…

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Q: Which type of earthquake wave produces a rolling vertical movement resembling an ocean wave?

A: To find: Which type of earthquake wave produces a rolling vertical movement resembling an ocean wave

Q: Global temperature is set to rise over the next decades. Outline plans you think can help layer…

A: Global temperature is the rise in temperature worldwide due to global warming. This may lead to heat…

Q: A. Human activity puts 30 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere every year. 3. Volcanoes…

A: Human activity is one of the main reason for increasing the global temperature. More than 65,500…

Q: How does subduction cause the formation of land mass like mountains and volcanoes?

A: Subduction is a process in which tectonic plates slide beneath each other and merge with the mantle…

Q: Which of the following areas is NOT part of the lithoecosphere? A. Polar caps B. Erupting volcano…

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Physical and Chemical features

The physical property of a compound could be determined without modifying the originality of the compound. Examples of physical properties are density, hardness, color, boiling, and melting point. The chemical property expresses the ability of a compound to undergo a particular chemical change.