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Title: Earth


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PLAY
SCIENCE
Earth
Battleship
From RegentsEarth.com
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How to play Earth Science Battleship
Divide the class into two teams, Red and Purple.
Choose which team goes first.
The main screen is divided into 49 boxes. The
first team chooses a box by letter and number, E4
for instance.
Each team or the team captain must be told which
squares hide their ships. (see notes below this
slide)
Click on the Q at the center of the square.
Be careful to click only on the Q. A question
will appear.
IF the team answers the question correctly, click
on return to board. This will take you back to
the main game board.
Now click anywhere else in the box (except the
Q). The box will disappear and you find out if
you hit and destroyed one of the enemy ships.
If the team did not answer the question correctly
simply return to the main board and allow the
other team to choose a box and answer a question.
The first team to successfully sink all four of
the other teams ships wins.
The RED team must sink purple ships and the
PURPLE team must sink red ships.
(if youre playing at home to review, click on
answer for the correct response)
Get out your reference tables. Lets play!
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Question A1
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
ANSWER
Choice 3
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Question A2
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
At which seismic station, A through D, is the
difference in arrival times between P and S waves
greatest?
ANSWER
Station D (farthest from epicenter)
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Question A3
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Explain why no S waves were received at seismic
station F.
ANSWER
S waves cannot pass through the liquid outer core
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Question A4
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Explain why neither P nor S waves were received
at seismic station E
ANSWER
Station E is in a shadow zone
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Question A5
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
A seismic station records the arrival of P waves
at 210 PM. S waves from the same earthquake
arrive at the station at 215 PM.
Approximately how far is the seismic station from
the epicenter?
ANSWER
3400 km
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Question A6
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  • Compared to Earths oceanic crust, Earths
    continental crust is......
  • thinner and composed of granite
  • 2) thinner and composed of basalt
  • 3) thicker and composed of granite
  • 4) thicker and composed of basalt

ANSWER
Choice 3
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Question A7
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What is the only thing scientists can determine
by looking at one seismogram recorded at a single
seismic station?
ANSWER
The distance between that station and the
epicenter of the earthquake
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Question B1
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Which letter represents the epicenter of this
earthquake?
ANSWER
Letter D
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Question B2
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The sedimentary rock layers shown here were
originally horizontal. What term describes what
happened to them after they were deposited.
ANSWER
Folding
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Question B3
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What term describes the kind of crustal movement
shown in the illustration?
ANSWER
Faulting
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Question B4
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Name the two kinds of crustal movements that have
created the geographic features shown in the
illustration.
ANSWER
Tilting and faulting
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Question B5
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Rock layers containing fossil sharks teeth have
been found at elevations of over 5000 meters
above sea level. Which geologic process is
responsible for the location of the fossil teeth?
ANSWER
Uplift (mountain building or orogeny)
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Question B6
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How far do P waves travel in 9 minutes?
ANSWER
5600 km
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Question B7
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
A seismic station is located 4000 km from the
epicenter of an earthquake. How long after P
waves arrive at this station will the S waves
arrive?
ANSWER
5 minutes, 40 seconds
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Question C1
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
At which location in this diagram would evidence
of rising convection currents in the mantle most
likely be found?
ANSWER
Location C
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Question C2
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At which location in this diagram would the
oldest crust be found?
ANSWER
Location A
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Question C3
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A seismic station recorded an earthquake with an
epicenter distance of 4,000 kilometers. If the
origin time of the earthquake was 1100 AM, what
time did the P-waves arrive at the seismic
station?
ANSWER
1107 AM
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Question C4
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Which diagram below best represents the oceanic
crust on the west side of the mid- ocean ridge?
ANSWER
Choice 2 (the mirror image of the east side)
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Question C5
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
About how long did it take S-waves to travel from
the epicenter to seismic station A?
ANSWER
9 minutes 40 seconds
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Question C6
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
According to the Earth Science Reference Tables,
which zone of the Earth has the greatest density?
ANSWER
The inner core
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Question C7
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
A seismic station records a travel time
difference of 3 minutes between P-waves and
S-waves from an earthquake. Approximately how
far is the seismic station from the epicenter of
the earthquake?
ANSWER
1500 km
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Question D1
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
What is the temperature of the rock located 1000
kilometers below the Earth's surface?
ANSWER
3200C
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Question D2
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Why do geologists infer that the Earth's outer
core is a liquid?
ANSWER
Because S-waves cannot travel through the outer
core
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Question D3
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Our present understanding of the nature of the
Earth's interior is based primarily upon
information obtained from the study of
ANSWER
Seismic waves
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Question D4
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According to the Earth Science Reference Tables,
if a seismic station records a difference in
arrival times between P-waves and S-waves of 4
minutes, how far away is the epicenter of the
Earthquake?
ANSWER
2600 km
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Question D5
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As the distance between an observer and an
earthquake decreases, the difference in arrival
times of P and S waves.......
ANSWER
Decreases
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Question D6
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State the Law of Original Horizontality
ANSWER
All sedimentary rocks were deposited as
horizontal layers.
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Question D7
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
If an earthquake occurred at 50000 AM, At what
time would the P-waves reach a seismic station
that was 3000 kilometers from the epicenter?
ANSWER
50540 AM
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Question E1
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
A seismic station records a travel time
difference of 7 minutes between P-waves and
S-waves of an earthquake. Approximately how far
is the seismic station from the epicenter?
ANSWER
5,500 km
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Question E2
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
What is the melting point of the rock which is
found at a depth of 2000 km beneath the surface
of the Earth?
ANSWER
About 6,600C
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Question E3
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
What is the pressure at the boundary between the
mantle and the outer core?
ANSWER
1.5 million atm
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Question E4
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
According to the Earth Science Reference Tables,
in which region of the Earth's interior would
material with a density of 10 g/cm3 most likely
be found?
ANSWER
The outer core
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Question E5
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
The epicenter of an earthquake is located near
Massena, New York. According to the Earth Science
Reference Tables, the greatest difference in
arrival times of P-waves and S-waves for this
earthquake would be recorded in
1) Albany, N.Y. 2) Utica, N.Y.
3) Plattsburgh, N.Y. 4) Binghamton, N.Y.
ANSWER
Choice 4, Binghamton
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Question E6
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
Following an earthquake, a seismograph station
recorded the arrival of P-waves at 30930 a.m.
and S-waves at 31400 a.m. According to the
Earth Science Reference tables, what is the
distance from the seismic station to the
epicenter of the earthquake
ANSWER
3,000 km
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Question E7
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
A seismic station determines that its distance
from the epicenter of an earthquake is 4000
kilometers. According to the Reference Tables, if
the P-waves arrived at the station at 1015 a.m.,
what was the time of the origin of the earthquake?
ANSWER
1008 AM
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Question F1
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
How far from the epicenter was the seismic
station that recorded the seismogram, above?
ANSWER
5400 km
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Question F2
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
How far from the epicenter was the seismic
station that recorded the seismogram, above?
ANSWER
2,000 km
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Question F3
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
All the seismograms, above, are from the same
earthquake but were recorded at different seismic
stations. Which seismogram was recorded by the
station that was farthest from the epicentergt
ANSWER
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Choice 3
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Question F4
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
P-waves from an earthquake arrived at the seismic
station that recorded this seismogram at 1015
PM. What was the time of origin of the earthquake?
ANSWER
1009 PM
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Question F5
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The increasing age of the rock on both sides of
the Mid-Atlantic ridge provides
evidence for..................
ANSWER
Sea floor spreading
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Question F6
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What island chain formed in the manner shown in
the diagram?
ANSWER
The Hawaiian Islands
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Question F7
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The process shown here by which sea floor is
pulled down into the mantle and melted is known
as...................
ANSWER
Subduction
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Question G1
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Both volcanoes and earthquakes occur in the
same zones on the Earth shown here in yellow.
These zones are actually.....................
ANSWER
Plate boundaries
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Question G2
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What kind of plate boundary is located at 60S,
140W?
ANSWER
A divergent boundary
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Question G3
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What kind of fault (boundary) is the San Andreas?
ANSWER
A transform fault (boundary)
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Question G4
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Which cross-sectional diagram of a portion of the
crust and mantle best shows the pattern of mantle
convection currents that are believed to cause
the formation of a mid-ocean ridge?
ANSWER
Choice 4
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Question G5
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
A seismic station recorded an earthquake with an
epicenter distance of 4,000 kilometers. If the
origin time of the earth- quake was 1100 am,
what time did the P-wave arrive at the seismic
station?
ANSWER
1107 am
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Question G6
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
The p-waves generated by an earthquake took 2
minutes and 40 seconds to reach a seismic
station. How long did it take the S-waves from
the same earthquake to reach this seismic station?
ANSWER
about 4 minutes and 50 seconds
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Question G7
Click timer to start 1 min. countdown.
A seismic station is located 5400 kilometers away
from the epicenter of the earthquake. If the
arrival time for the S-waves was 200 PM, at what
time did the P-waves arrive?
ANSWER
153 pm
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