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    To prepare for the science unit test, the study guide recommends reviewing notes from science notebook pages on continental drift, Pangaea, the layers of the Earth, plate tectonics, and earthquakes. Specifically, students should study the theory of continental drift and evidence for the supercontinent Pangaea, be able to label the layers of the Earth and draw a convection current, identify the three types of plate boundaries and associated landforms, compare seismic wave types, and understand how tsunamis are formed and what determines their height.

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    To prepare for the science unit test, the study guide recommends reviewing notes from science notebook pages on continental drift, Pangaea, the layers of the Earth, plate tectonics, and earthquakes. Specifically, students should study the theory of continental drift and evidence for the supercontinent Pangaea, be able to label the layers of the Earth and draw a convection current, identify the three types of plate boundaries and associated landforms, compare seismic wave types, and understand how tsunamis are formed and what determines their height.

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    To prepare for the science unit test, the study guide recommends reviewing notes from science notebook pages on continental drift, Pangaea, the layers of the Earth, plate tectonics, and earthquakes. Specifically, students should study the theory of continental drift and evidence for the supercontinent Pangaea, be able to label the layers of the Earth and draw a convection current, identify the three types of plate boundaries and associated landforms, compare seismic wave types, and understand how tsunamis are formed and what determines their height.

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    To prepare for the science unit test, the study guide recommends reviewing notes from science notebook pages on continental drift, Pangaea, the layers of the Earth, plate tectonics, and earthquakes. Specifically, students should study the theory of continental drift and evidence for the supercontinent Pangaea, be able to label the layers of the Earth and draw a convection current, identify the three types of plate boundaries and associated landforms, compare seismic wave types, and understand how tsunamis are formed and what determines their height.

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    Study Guide for Unit Test

    To thoroughly prepare for the test:

    STUDY the following pages in your Science Notebook:


    Notes Section, NB # 1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 17

    Review interactive website:


    http://www.learner.org/interactives/dynamicearth/structure.html

    Continental Drift - be able to explain theory, Super continent- Pangaea

    Evidence of Pangaea:





    Layers of the Earth study physical properties or descriptions of each layer

    Inner Core: Outer Core: Mantle: Asthenosphere: Lithosphere: Crust:

    Be able to draw and label a CONVECTION CURRENT.

    3 Types of Plate Boundaries: (Study your foldable) Identify the boundary name
    and landform created @ boundary:

    1.

    2.

    3.

    Earthquakes- Seismic Waves ( Study your foldable)

    P Waves-

    S Waves-

    Surface Waves-

    Richter Scale and Mercalli Scale: identify the differences

    Know how Tsunamis are formed what actually determines the height of the
    waves?

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