Plate Tectonics Chapter 12.2.

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Plate Tectonics Chapter 12.2

Plate Tectonics Brainstorm Think Pair Share

With your group decide whether you agree or disagree with each of the following statements: BEFORE AFTER On average, the Earth’s plates move 2 cm/year. This is the same rate that fingernails grow. The inner core of the Earth has a temperature between 3000 oC and 4000 oC. The Himalayas mountain range is gradually getting higher.

Sort the following vocabulary words into groups. Then read Section 12 Sort the following vocabulary words into groups. Then read Section 12.2 in your textbook and re-sort the words if necessary. earthquakes divergent plate boundary lithosphere subduction inner core mantle continental drift asthenosphere rift valley mantle convection subduction zones ridge push plate boundary outer core convergent plate boundary oceanic crust volcanic belt slab pull continental-continental plate convergence crust volcanic island arc diverging plates converging plates oceanic-continental plate convergence oceanic-oceanic plate convergence seismology seismic waves trench magnitude epicenter composite volcano transform fault fault primary waves (P-waves) seismometers focus secondary waves (S-waves) seismogram volcanoes rift eruption surface waves (L-waves) shield volcano