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    Activity No. 1: Put On The Map

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    Earthquakes are most likely along plate boundaries, volcanoes occur above subduction zones and hotspots, mountain belts form at collisional boundaries, and tsunamis occur near subduction zones along coastal regions. The document provides a world map and asks the reader to identify locations where certain geological events are most common and explain why they occur in those areas based on plate tectonic processes.

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    Earthquakes are most likely along plate boundaries, volcanoes occur above subduction zones and hotspots, mountain belts form at collisional boundaries, and tsunamis occur near subduction zones along coastal regions. The document provides a world map and asks the reader to identify locations where certain geological events are most common and explain why they occur in those areas based on plate tectonic processes.

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    Earthquakes are most likely along plate boundaries, volcanoes occur above subduction zones and hotspots, mountain belts form at collisional boundaries, and tsunamis occur near subduction zones along coastal regions. The document provides a world map and asks the reader to identify locations where certain geological events are most common and explain why they occur in those areas based on plate tectonic processes.

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    Earthquakes are most likely along plate boundaries, volcanoes occur above subduction zones and hotspots, mountain belts form at collisional boundaries, and tsunamis occur near subduction zones along coastal regions. The document provides a world map and asks the reader to identify locations where certain geological events are most common and explain why they occur in those areas based on plate tectonic processes.

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    ACTIVITY NO.

    1: PUT ON THE MAP

    Look at the world map shown below. Where do you think earthquakes are most likely to
    happen? Where can you find volcanoes? Where are the major mountain belts of the
    world located? Where are tsunamis most likely to occur?

    Source: http://geology.com/world/world-map.shtml

    Write your answer to these questions by filling in the “Put on the Map” worksheet below.
    Alternatively, you can download a copy of the map, then crop, label, and paste parts of it
    or the whole map under the “Where in the world?” column. Then write your reason or
    explanation under the “Why here?” column.

    PROCESS
    Put On The Map Worksheet QUESTIONS:
    Where in the world? Why here? 1. What was
    your basis
    Earthquakes for
    identifying
    these
    Volcanoes
    locations in
    the world
    Mountain Belts map?

    Tsunamis
    2. Do earthquakes and tsunamis occur randomly on Earth? Are volcanoes
    and mountain belts found in every country or continent? Why? Why
    not?

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