Exercise 01 Plate Tectonics Tectonic Processes at Different Plate Boundaries

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〉〉〉〉〉〉 HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT, HUMANITIES (GEOGRAPHY)

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NAME / INDEX NO: ____________________ ( ) CLASS: ________________ DATE: _________
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2 April 2024
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EXERCISE 01
Plate Tectonics: Tectonic Processes at Different Plate Boundaries

Success Criteria:
I am able to
1. sketch and describe key landforms at convergent, divergent and transform plate boundaries.
2. use geographical concepts to describe the landforms at the different plate boundaries.
• Fracture vs Fault
• Convergent / converge / collide
• Divergent / diverge / move away
• Slide past
• Subduct
• Pressure

Instruction: Using the tectonic plate simulator, observe the changes to the landform near the various plate boundaries. Record your
observation in the table (refer to page 2) by

1. Sketching your observations.

2. Describing your observations based on the following


o Thickness of crust
o Shape of crust
o Changes to mantle / the magma
o Presence of volcanoes / earthquakes

1
Landforms / Phenomenon
No.
1 Sketch Your Observation 2 Describe Your Observation
DIVERGENT: Oceanic - Oceanic
• Thickness of crust: 3 Consolidation
WE The thickness of the crust
Becomes thinner.
DO!
• Shape of crust:
as the plates continue to diverge crusts start to look like a mountain
Mountain

• Changes to mantle / the


A
magma:
magma can be seen rising through fractures /faults

• Presence of volcanoes /
earthquakes:
presence of volcanoes / earthquakes

DIVERGENT: Continental - Continental


• Thickness of crust: Consolidation
YOU
DO!
• Shape of crust:

• Changes to mantle / the


B magma:

• Presence of volcanoes /
earthquakes:

2
Landforms / Phenomenon
No.
1 Sketch Your Observation 2 Describe Your Observation
CONVERGENT: Oceanic - Oceanic
• Thickness of crust: Consolidation

• Shape of crust:

• Changes to mantle / the


C
magma:

• Presence of volcanoes /
earthquakes:

CONVERGENT: Continental - Continental


• Thickness of crust: Consolidation

• Shape of crust:

• Changes to mantle / the


D
magma:

• Presence of volcanoes /
earthquakes:

3
Landforms / Phenomenon
No.
1 Sketch Your Observation 2 Describe Your Observation
CONVERGENT: Oceanic - Continental
• Thickness of crust: Consolidation

• Shape of crust:

• Changes to mantle / the


E
magma:

• Presence of volcanoes /
earthquakes:

TRANSFORM: Continental - Continental


• Thickness of crust: Consolidation

• Shape of crust:

F • Changes to mantle / the


magma:

• Presence of volcanoes /
earthquakes:

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