Lithosphere and Tectonic Activity Revision

Question

The asthenosphere is:

Answer 1

A layer of partially molten material within the upper part of the mantle

Answer 2

The section of the Earth's crust upon which contact is established between the partially molten mantle and the tectonic plates

Answer 3

An area within the mantle in which the lithospheric plates are sitting, made up of solid rock

Answer 4

Study of landforms and their origin and evolution

Answer 5

Study of distribution and form of rocks and minerals inside the Earth's crust

Answer 6

Study of landforms and their distribution and form

Answer 7

Study of the origin and evolution of rocks and minerals inside the Earth's crust

Answer 8

Study of how the lithosphere was created, and how it reacts to mankind

Answer 9

Mohorovic Discontinuity

Answer 10

Wegener Margin

Answer 11

Wegener Discontinuity

Answer 12

Mohorovic Margin

Answer 13

Convection currents in the mantle push the plates apart at diverging boundaries

Answer 14

Convection currents in the mantle carry the plates in directions from within the asthenosphere

Answer 15

Gravity pulls the plates towards the lowest point of altitude - the oceans - where they subduct or diverge and repeat the process

Answer 16

Convection currents in the mantle pull plates into subduction margins where displacement forces the other plates to move in the direction

Answer 17

Diverging - Constructive

Answer 18

Converging - Destructive

Answer 19

Transformative - Conservative

Answer 20

Converging - Collision

Answer 21

Mid-ocean ridges as new crust is formed from solidified molten material

Answer 22

Mountain ranges as plates are pushed together, forcing crust upwards

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Subduction, as one plate pushes the other into the mantle

Answer 24

Earthquakes as a single fault line releases the build-up of pressure along the plate

Answer 25

Mid-ocean ridges as new crust is formed from solidified molten material

Answer 26

Mountain ranges as plates are pushed together, forcing crust upwards

Answer 27

Subduction, as one plate pushes the denser plate into the mantle

Answer 28

Earthquakes as a single fault line releases the build-up of pressure along the plate

Answer 29

Mid-ocean ridges as new crust is formed from solidified molten material

Answer 30

Mountain ranges as plates are pushed together, forcing crust upwards

Answer 31

Subduction, as one plate pushes the denser plate into the mantle

Answer 32

Earthquakes as a single fault line releases the build-up of pressure along the plate

Answer 33

Mount St Helens

Answer 34

Monsterrat

Answer 35

Mid-Atlantic Ridge

Answer 36

(This is an open ended question. It is here to make you answer this for yourself and think about it now) (This answer is correct)

Answer 37

(This is an open ended question. It is here to make you answer this for yourself and think about it now) (This answer is incorrect)

Answer 38

The area estimated to be affected by a volcanic eruption

Answer 39

The buildup of material around a volcano creating a cone-like structure

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When a violent eruption blows off the top of an existing volcanic cone

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Gravity and the radiant energy from the sun

Answer 42

Lithospheric movement and tectonics

Answer 43

Human influence

Answer 44

Earth's internal energy

Answer 45

Exposed rock material is fragmented by weathering, detached by mass movements and agents of erosion, and then deposited at lower elevations as debris.

Answer 46

Exposed rock material is fragmented by agents of erosion, detached by mass movement and weathering, and then deposited at lower elevations as debris.

Answer 47

Exposed rock material is fragmented by deposition, detached by mass movements and weathering , and then eroded at lower elevations as debris.

Answer 48

Exposed rock material is fragmented by mass movement, detached by weathering and agents of erosion, and then deposited at lower elevations as debris.

Answer 49

Frost Action

Answer 50

Glacial Ice

Answer 51

Organic Action

Answer 52

Running Water

Answer 53

Organic Acids

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Land slides

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Soil creep

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Running streams/water

Answer 57

Earthquakes

Answer 58

Arid regions

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Semi-arid regions

Answer 60

Hot-humid regions

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Regions where human activities have damaged the protective cover of vegetation

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Warm-humid regions

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The shearing force of the running water itself, exerting force and dragging on the river beds and banks

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Rock particles carried by the running water striking the channel walls

Answer 65

Chemical solutions from rocks being exposed to solvents carried in the river

Answer 66

The shearing force of the running water itself, exerting force and dragging on the river beds and banks

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Rock particles carried by the running water striking the channel walls

Answer 68

Chemical solutions from rocks being exposed to solvents carried in the river

Answer 69

The shearing force of the running water itself, exerting force and dragging on the river beds and banks

Answer 70

Rock particles carried by the running water striking the channel walls

Answer 71

Chemical solutions from rocks being exposed to solvents carried in the river

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Lithosphere and Tectonic Activity Revision

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