Earth Processes Jeopardy Review Game 2 Jeopardy Template

Plate Boundaries	Rock Cycle	Diagrams	Earth's Layers	CHANCE
100 Transform, Divergent, Convergent Identify the three types of Plate Boundaries.	100 Sedimentary, Igneous, Metamorphic Identify the three types of rocks from the Rock Cycle.	100 Weathering and Erosion Identify the two processes that caused the rock in the image to look the way it does.	100 Core, Mantle, Crust Identify the three layers of Earth.	100 Compaction - When particles of sediment come closer together. Cementation - when particles of sediment are bonded together. Explain the difference between compaction and cementation.
200 --><-- Convergent <-- --> Divergent --> Transform <-- Draw arrows to represent the three types of Plate Boundaries.	200 Heat and Pressure Explain how a Metamorphic Rock is created.	200 Layer #2 (Mantle) Identify the layer (1, 2, 3 or 4) where convection currents would be.	200 Inner Core, Outer Core, Mantle, Crust. List the layers of Earth from HOTTEST to COOLEST.	200 How compact an object is Explain what density means
300 Transform = Earthquakes Convergent = Mountains Divergent = New Seafloor List one landform or natural disaster and the specific type of plate boundary that causes it.	300 Melting and Solidification Explain how an Igneous Rock is created.	300 Large Crystals because they are formed inside of Earth where it is hot and the crystals have more time to grow. Would there be large crystals or small crystals in the Igneous Rocks found at spot B?	300 Because of all the pressure applied to the inner core by the other layers Why is Earth's inner core solid?	300 Bowling ball because it is more compact. Ping pong balls are hollow. What is more dense? A bowling ball or a ping pong ball? Explain your answer.
400 Divergent Boundary Which type of plate boundary pushes Earth's continents away from each other?	400 Weathering, Erosion, Deposition, Compaction, Cementation Explain how a Sedimentary Rock is created.	400 Metamorphic Rock What type of rock would be found at spot C where the heart is?	400 The extreme heat in Earth's Inner Core. Explain the cause of convection currents in Earth's mantle.	400 10,000 - 100,000 years Roughly how long does it take mountain ranges to form?
500 Metamorphic Rocks because at Convergent Boundaries there is an extreme amount of pressure from the two plates pushing against each other. 1- Identify which types of rocks you would find at Convergent Plate Boundaries. 2- Explain why these types of rocks are found there.	500 Weathering and Erosion What processes take place at the blue arrows?	500 R, F, B, I List the rock layers in order from youngest to oldest.	500 Convection Currents in Earth's mantle Explain the primary cause of earthquakes, mountain formation and the moving of tectonic plates.	500 Continental crust = thicker; less dense Oceanic crust = thinner; more dense Explain the difference between continental crust and oceanic crust.

Earth Processes JEOPARDY Review Game

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