Name : Ayella Venizze Tan Grade 10 - Fibonacci Date: 9/27/2021

Grading Period: First Module: 1 Activity: 2

Learning Describe the different types of plate boundaries;
Competency: Explain the different processes that occur along the plate boundaries
Code: S10ES-Ia-j-36.2; S10ES-Ia-j-36.3
ASSESSMENT:
A. Directions: Observe the map of plate boundaries. Complete the table below. (12 points)
Type of Plate Do they move
Boundary toward each other,
Tectonic Plates (Convergent, move away from
2 3 interacting Divergent, each other or slide
Transform) past each other?
1. Between African Divergent Move away from each
plate and South other
American plate
2. Between Philippine Convergent Move toward each
plate and Eurasian other
plate
3. Between North Transform Plate Slide past each other
1 American plate and Boundary
Pacific plate

B. Directions: Complete the table below. (12 points)

Type of Boundary Kind of Crust
Continental-Continental
Oceanic-Continental
Convergent Plate
Boundary
Oceanic-Oceanic
Geologic Process Geologic Feature or Event
Subduction Continental Volcanic Arc, Trench, Earthquake
Subduction Volcanic Arc, Trench, Earthquake
Subduction Island Arc, Trench, Earthquake

Continental-Continental Formation of new Rift Valley, Earthquake

Divergent Plate crust
Boundary Oceanic-Oceanic Seafloor Spreading
Oceanic Ridge, Earthquake
Transform Plate Continental-continental or Shearing Oceanic Fracture Zones, Linear Fault Valleys,
Boundary Oceanic-oceanic Earthquake

C. Directions: Answer the following guide questions (6 points)

1. How will you describe the three types of plate boundaries?

Each of the three types of plate boundaries is distinctive from each other. The divergent plate boundaries, like the African
and South American Plates, are moving away from one other. The convergent plate boundaries, like the Philippine and
Eurasian Plates, are moving toward one other. The transform plate boundary, like the North American and Pacific Plates, is
slipping past each other.

2. How will you explain the process that occur along convergent, divergent, and transform fault boundary?

The three types of plate boundaries have different processes. As the plates pull apart, the divergent plate  boundaries
produces new crust. When one plate sinks beneath another, it destroys the crust and recycles it back into the earth's
interior, it is called convergent plate boundary. As the plates move horizontally from each other, the transform  fault
boundary neither builds nor destroys crust.

REFLECTION: (15 points)

1. What have you learned from the lesson?

Starting with how plate boundaries move, I discovered that divergent plate boundaries move away from each other,
convergent plate boundaries move toward each other, and transform plate boundaries slip past each other. I also learnt
about the processes that occur as a result of their movements, as well as the geologic features that follow .

2. What have you found most interesting?

I'm fascinated by how these plates move or behave  from one another and the geologic events that results; I suppose this is
just how the Earth functions; there will always be new features and unforeseen events that no one can foresee. If you think
about it, we sleep and wake up, we go about our daily routines, and the earth and its plates are no different, they as well do
their jobs and It's interesting.

3. What have you found most difficult/confusing?

I'm happy to note that nothing about the topic has baffled me thus far; we've been studying these topics since primary
school, and things just keep repeating themselves every school year; it's just a form of recall, and there will always be
additional information, which is how these topics continue to stay interesting.

References:
Books:
Department of Education. (2015). Science – Grade 10 Learner’s Material. Rex Bookstore, Inc.
Department of Education. (2015). Science – Grade 10 Teacher’s Guide. Rex Bookstore, Inc.
Pictures:
Types of Plate Boundaries (with Geologic Features) (picture). http://www.passmyexams.co.uk/GCSE/physics/ transform-boundaries.html.