Monday, June 4, 2018

Revision Volcanoes

Section: Volcanic Eruptions
Circle the letter of the best answer for each question.
   1.  What is the name of the molten rock inside a volcano?
        a. pressure
        b. ash
        c. magma
        d. lava
   2.  What is magma that flows onto the Earth’s surface called?
        a. lava
        b. magma
        c. ash
        d. rock
   3.  What are the areas on top of the Earth where magma and volcanic gases come out?
        a. air holes
        b. meteor craters
        c. geysers
        d. volcanoes
Nonexplosive Eruptions
   4.  Which of the following can happen during nonexplosive eruptions?
        a. violent explosions
        b. tons of rock blasted into the air
        c. huge lava flows
        d. fire shooting into the air


Directed Reading B continued
Explosive Eruptions
Circle the letter of the best answer for each question.
   5.  Which of the following can happen during an explosive volcanic eruption?
        a. calm lava flows
        b. hot debris, ash, and gas shooting into the air
        c. a rainbow
        d. lava fountains
   6.  What is ash?
        a. flowing lava
        b. tiny, dust-sized bits of rock
        c. big chunks of rock
        d. a gas
What Is Inside a Volcano?
   7.  what is a vent?
        a. a magma chamber
        b. an eruption
        c. a crack in the Earth’s crust
        d. an underground volcano
   8.  Where is a volcano’s magma chamber?
        a. at the top of the vent
        b. deep underground
        c. on the volcano’s slope
        d. outside the volcano


Directed Reading B continued
What Makes Up Magma?
Circle the letter of the best answer for each question.
   9.  What affects how explosive a volcanic eruption is?
        a. heat
        b. amount of lava
        c. composition of magma
        d. ash
Water and Magma Are an Explosive Combination
10.  What is most likely to happen if the water content of magma ishigh?
        a. A nonexplosive eruption will occur.
        b. No eruption will occur.
        c. Pressure will decrease.
        d. An explosive eruption is likely.
Silica-Rich Magma Traps Explosive Gases
11.   Which of the following statements is true?
        a. Silica-rich magma has a thin, runny consistency.
        b. Silica-rich magma allows gases to escape easily.
        c. Silica-rich magma causes explosive eruptions.
        d. Silica-rich magma causes nonexplosive eruptions.
What Erupts from a Volcano?
12.What is lava?
        a. liquid magma that flows
        b. magma that blasts into the air and hardens
        c. a mix of gases and water
        d. magma that stays underground


Directed Reading B continued
13.  What is pyroclastic material?
        a. liquid magma that flows
        b. magma that bl asts into the air and hardens
        c. a mix of gases and water
        d. magma that stays underground
Types of Lava
Read the description. Then, draw a line from the dot next to each description to the matching word.
14.  forms underwater in rounded lumps
15.   flows slowly, like dripping wax
16.  has a brittle, jagged crust
17.  cool, stiff lava that forms jumbled heaps







   a.  aa lava
   b.  pillow lava
   c.  pahoehoe lava
   d.  blocky lava
Types of Pyroclastic Material
18.  large blobs of magma that harden in the air
19.  solid rock blasted out of a volcano
20.  glass-like slivers from exploding gas bubbles
21.  pebblelike bits of magma that cool in the air
   a.  volcanic blocks
   b.  volcanic bombs
   c.  lapilli
   d.  volcanic ash


Directed Reading B continued
Pyroclastic Flows
Read the words in the box. Read the sentences. Fill in each blank with the word that best completes the sentence.
pyroclastic
temperature
hurricane
22.   A very dangerous type of volcanic flow is a(n) ______________________flow.
23.  Pyroclastic materials can move faster than a(n) ______________________.

24.  The center of a pyroclastic flow has a very high .______________________.

revision Earthquakes

Skills Worksheet
Directed Reading A
Section: What Are Earthquakes?
  1. What is seismology?
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  2. The scientists who study earthquakes are called ______________________
Where do earthquakes occur?
  3. Where do most earthquakes take place?
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  4. Giant pieces of Earth’s thin, outermost layer are called ______________________
  5. When tectonic plates move and slip past each other, they cause ______________________in Earth’s crust.
  6. Why do earthquakes occur along faults?
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What Causes earthquakes?
Match the correct definition with the correct term. Write the letter in the space provided.
Text Box:  a. deformation
 b. plastic deformation
 c. elastic deformation
 d. elastic rebound
_____   7. rock deformation that is like a stretched rubber band and leads to earthquakes
_____   8. change in the shape of rocks in response to stress
_____   9. sudden return of elastically deformed rock to its undeformed shape
_____ 10. rock deformation that is like a piece of molded clay and does not lead to earthquakes


Directed Reading A continued
11. What causes rock deformation?
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12. What occurs when more pressure is applied to a rock than it can withstand?
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13. During elastic rebound, energy is released that travels as seismic waves. What do the seismic waves cause?
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FAULTS AT TECTONIC PLATE BOUNDARIES
_____ 14. Places where a large number of faults are located are
a.  convergent zones.                       c.  earthquake zones.
b.  divergent zones.                          d.  boundary zones.
Write the correct definition with the correct term. .
_____ 15. occurs where two plates slip past each other
_____ 16. occurs where two plates push together
_____ 17. occurs where two plates pull away from each other
18. Where do most earthquakes happen?
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Directed Reading A continued
how do earthquake waves travel?
_____ 19. Seismic waves that travel through Earth’s interior are
a.  surface waves.                             c.  earth waves.
b.  body waves.                                 d.  secondary waves.
_____ 20. Seismic waves that travel along Earth’s surface are
a.  surface waves.                             c.  earth waves.
b.  body waves.                                 d.  secondary waves.
______ 21. Which of the following is a type of body wave?
a.  surface wave                                c.  R wave
b.  S wave                                           d.  convergent wave
_____ 22. Which of the following is the fastest type of seismic wave?
a.  surface waves                              c.  S waves
b.  body waves                                  d.  P waves
_____ 23. Waves that travel through solids, liquids, and gases are
a.  surface waves.                             c.  P waves.
b.  S waves.                                        d.  convergent waves.
_____ 24. Another name for a pressure wave is
a.  convergent wave.                        c.  primary wave.
b.  surface wave.                               d.  secondary wave.
_____ 25. Which of the following is another name for an S wave?
a.  secondary wave                           c.  surface wave
b.  P wave                                           d.  primary wave
_____ 26. An S wave is unable to travel through
a.  solids.                                            c.  rubber.
b.  liquid.                                            d.  rock.
_____ 27. How many types of surface waves are there?
a.  one                                                 c.  three
b.  two                                                 d.  four
28. What does the speed of a seismic wave depend on?
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29. Which are always the first waves of an earthquake to be detected?
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30. Which type of body wave always arrives second?
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Directed Reading A continued
31. How are surface waves different from body waves?
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Write  the correct definition with the correct term. Write the letter in the space provided.
_____ 32. wave of energy that travels through Earth, away from an earthquake in all directions
_____ 33. seismic wave that causes particles of rock to move in a back-and-forth direction
_____ 34. seismic wave that causes particles of rock to move in a side-to-side direction


Sunday, June 3, 2018