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Rocks
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Plates
Volcanoes
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Final Jeopardy
$100 Question from Atoms
An electron is a type of ________
___________ in the atom.
$100 Answer from Atoms
Subatomic Particle
$200 Question from Atoms
Which subatomic particle has no positive or
negative charge?
$200 Answer from Atoms
Neutron
$300 Question from Atoms
The region at the center of an atom is called
the ______.
$300 Answer from Atoms
Nucleus
$400 Question from Atoms
Atoms with an atomic number of 8 must have
8 of what particle in the nucleus?
$400 Answer from Atoms
Protons
$500 Question from Atoms
An atom that contains 3 protons, 4 neutrons,
and 3 electrons has an atomic number of ____.
$500 Answer from Atoms
3
$100 Question from
Minerals/Rocks
Which of the following is an example of a
mineral? ( concrete, coal, quartz, steel)
$100 Answer from
Minerals/Rocks
Quartz
$200 Question from
Minerals/Rocks
The minerals gold and copper are examples of
what type of mineral?
$200 Answer from
Minerals/Rocks
Native elements
$300 Question from
Minerals/Rocks
A mineral that splits into even sheets shows
which property well?
$300 Answer from
Minerals/Rocks
Cleavage
$400 Question from
Minerals/Rocks
The parent material for all rocks is ________.
$400 Answer from
Minerals/Rocks
Magma
$500 Question from
Minerals/Rocks
Which type of igneous rock is produced by
magma that cools deep below the earth’s
crust?
$500 Answer from
Minerals/Rocks
Intrusive
$100 Question from Plates
Most magma forms in which earth layer?
$100 Answer from Plates
Asthenosphere
$200 Question from Plates
What usually happens to magma after
it forms in the earth’s mantle? Think
about cracks in the earth compared to
this. DAILY DOUBLE
$200 Answer from Plates
Rises through cracks
$300 Question from Plates
What happens when a plate with oceanic
crust meets a plate with continental crust?
$300 Answer from Plates
The oceanic plate is subducted.
$400 Question from Plates
The San Andreas Fault zone has formed
where the edge of the Pacific plate is
slipping where?
$400 Answer from Plates
North along the North Atlantic Plate
$500 Question from Plates
The Pacific Ring of Fire is an earthquake
zone that forms a ring around what?
$500 Answer from Plates
The Pacific Ocean
$100 Question from Volcanoes
The feature at the top of a volcano is known
as the what?
$100 Answer from Volcanoes
Crater
$200 Question from Volcanoes
What is formed when a magma chamber
empties and collapses?
$200 Answer from Volcanoes
Caldera
$300 Question from Volcanoes
Before a volcanic eruption, seismic activity
seems to do what considering frequency and
intensity? (increase, decrease, same)
$300 Answer from Volcanoes
Increase in both frequency and intensity.
$400 Question from Volcanoes
What causes bulging in the surface of
volcanoes?
$400 Answer from Volcanoes
Upward movement of magma
$500 Question from Volcanoes
Which volcanic material would most likely
be produced by a violent eruption?
$500 Answer from Volcanoes
Pyroclastic material
$100 Question from Earthquakes
Geologist use the elastic rebound theory to
explain what about earthquakes.
$100 Answer from Earthquakes
The cause of the earthquake
$200 Question from Earthquakes
Deep-focus earthquakes usually occur in
areas in which one plate ________ under
another.
$200 Answer from Earthquakes
Subducts
$300 Question from Earthquakes
The force that changes the size and shape in
rock is _____.
$300 Answer from Earthquakes
Stress
$400 Question from Earthquakes
S waves can travel only through ______.
$400 Answer from Earthquakes
Solids
$500 Question from Earthquakes
What type of waves generally cause
the most damage during an
earthquake?
$500 Answer from Earthquakes
Surface Waves
Final Jeopardy
Where was the earthquake that Wyclef Jean
Collaborated with many others artists for
the relief of the victims?
Final Jeopardy Answer
Haiti