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Pangea
Alfred Wegener
Continental drift
Animal Fossils
Plant Fossils
Glacial Evidence
Fit of Continents
Rock Sequences
Climate change in Antarctica
Seafloor Spreading
Subduction
Divergent Boundary
Transform Boundary
Convergent Boundary
S waves
Pwaves
refraction
reflection
Mid ocean ridge
Deep sea trench
Inner core
Outer core
Mantle
Athenosphere
Lithospere
Troposphere
Stratosphere
Mesophere
Thermosphere
Convection Currents
Earthquakaes
Plate tectonics
Plate boundaries
Stress on rocks
Faults (Normal, Reverse, Strike slip)
Seismopgraph
Seisogram
Focus
Epicenter
Richter Scale
Seismologist
Aftershock
Volcano
Volcanologist
magma
lava
volcanic ash
volcanic crater
volcanic vent
volcanic caldera
magma chamber
active chamber
dormat volcano
extinct volcano
ring of fire
Composite volcano
Shield Volcano
Strike slip volcano
caldera
lava plateau
dome mountain

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Volcanic Caldera, Magma Chamber,
Active Volcano, Dormant Volcano,
Extinct Volcano,
Composite Volcano
Cinder-cone Volcano
Shield Volcano
Normal, Strike slip, and Reverse faults

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Why do plates move so slow?
Why is oceanic crust more dense than continental?
Why does magma become lava once it reaches the surface?

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Mid ocean ridge

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1)Can the after shock from a earthquake be stronger than the earthquake its self?

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what type of volcanoes are there
Caldera
Cinder-cone
Shield
composite
Types of Faults
Normal
Strike-Slip
Reverse

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What are different types of volcanoes, and what cause them to erupt?
What causes earthquake?
What are some ways to identify volcano and earthquake patterns?

What are different types of plate boundaries?

What are different types of seismic waves?
How we can use seismic waves to determine Earth’s interior?
What are different layers of earth?
What is convection in the mantle, and how it drives plate movement?

What are some Wegener’s evidence of continental drift?

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What are the different types of volcanoes and what makes them erupt ?

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continental drift
seafloor spreading
plate tectonics
earth's layers
seismic waves
volcanoes
earthquakes

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Types of Volcanoes
Seismic Waves
Earthquakes
Layers of the Earth
Alfred Weneger and his Theory
Continental Drift
Tectonic Plates and boundaries
Seafloor Spreading
Convection

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What are the different types of faults and what causes them to appear?

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What are the pieces of evidence of Wegener's theory on continental drift?

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Where are volcanoes and earthquakes typically located?
What is Wegners theory of continental drift and what evidence does it include?
What is subduction and seafloor spreading and how does it impact continental drift?
What are the different types of plate boundaries and what occurs at different plate boundaries explain?
What are earths various layers?
What is convection and how does it impact plate movement?
How can we use seismic waves to determine the different layers of the earth?
What are the different types of stress and how can they cause earthquakes?
What causes earthquakes?
What are the different types of volcanoes and what causes them to erupt?

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Earthquake, Focus, Epicenter, Aftershock, Seismic Waves, Seismograph, Seismologist, Richter Scale, Fault, Volcano, Volcanologist, Magma, Lava, Volcanic Ash, Volcanic Crater, Volcanic Vent, Volcanic Caldera, Magma Chamber, Active Volcano, Dormant Volcano, Extinct Volcano, and The Ring of Fire

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Convection
Seismic Waves
Layers of the Earth
Earthquakes
Volcanoes
Continental Drift
plates
Seafloor spreading

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Where earthquakes and volcanoes patterns?
What is Wegener's Theory of Continental Drift?
What is the evidence that supports continental drift?
What is seafloor spreading and subduction?
What occurs at the different plate boundaries?
What are the different types of plate boundaries?
What are Earth's layers?
What is convection in the mantle and how does it drive plate movement?
How are seismic waves used to determine Earth's interior?
What are the different types of stress?
What causes earthquakes?
What are the various types of volcanoes?
What causes volcanoes to erupt?

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Why do faults move in different directions?

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Wegner's Theory
Richter Scale
Stress on Rocks/Plates
Plate Boundries

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1) What is the average strength of an earthquake?
2) can the "S" wave be stronger than the "P" wave?
3) What is the difference between magma and lava?

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Where are volcanoes and earthquakes typically located?
What is Wegeners theory of continental drift and what evidence does it include?
What is subduction and seafloor spreading and how does it impact continental drift?
What are the different types of plate boundaries and what occurs at different plate boundaries explain?
What are earths various layers?
What is convection and how does it impact plate movement?
How can we use seismic waves to determine the different layers of the earth?
What causes earthquakes?
What are the different types of volcanoes and what causes them to erupt?
What are the different types of stress and how can they cause earthquakes?

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richter scale,
fault,
volcano,
magma,
lava,
volcanic ash,
volcanic caldera,
volcanic vent,
ring of fire,
extinct volcano

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Continental drift
Pangea
Earthquakes and Volcanoes
Wegener's Theory
Seismic Waves
Plate Boundaries
Seafloor Spreading

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Where are volcanoes and earthquakes typically located?
What is Wegeners theory of continental drift and what evidence does it include?
What is subduction and seafloor spreading and how does it impact continental drift?
What are the different types of plate boundaries and what occurs at different plate boundaries explain?
What are Earths various layers?
What is convection and how does it impact plate movement?
How can we use seismic waves to determine the different layers of the earth?
What causes earthquakes?
What are the different types of volcanoes and what causes them to erupt?
What are the different types of stress and how can they cause earthquakes?

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What are the many types of volcanos?
What causes these variations of volcanos
How can use seismic waves to determine Earth’s interior?
What are the different types of stress?
How does this stress cause earthquakes?

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How do you identify volcano and earthquake patterns?

What is Wegener's theory of continental drift?

What evidence supports continental drift?

How can you explain Wegener's evidence of continental drift?

What is seafloor spreading and subduction?

What occurs at the different plate boundaries?

Can you identify and explain the different types of plate boundaries?

Can you identify and describe Earth's various layers?

How do you identify and describe the layers of Earth's interior?

How can you describe convection in the mantle & explain how it drives plate movement?

Can you explain how we can use seismic waves to determine Earth’s interior?

Can you explain different types of stress and how they cause earthquakes?

What causes earthquakes?

Can you describe various types of volcanoes and what causes them to erupt?

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1.)  Why does magma turn into lava when it reaches the surface?
2. ) Can the aftershocks of an Earthquake ever be stronger than the actual Earthquake?

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What causes magma to turn into lava when it gets to the surface?

Does the aftershock ever cause more destruction than the actual earthquake?