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    Name r/l(\\ ~f~~\~~lock L

    Notes - Section 1.2-1.3 Spheres, plates, and GPS mapping


    Name the 4 spheres on Earth \-\~"- fo '1\\e~ - All of the water on earth

    1':\ ft\0'7~~ The gaseous layer above earth


    \:J-,6 - Everything that is living
    (/"f 1) Sij e('{_ - All of solid earth
    Name the 3 layers of the Geosphere

    Tectonic plates colliding and separating make


    what features? e&-,-\\ t 1
    1
    V O'\ CCM"\ o
    What causes tectonic plates to move?

    What is the lithosphere?


    ''4\tl~ wrr),_'ic\\d__
    \°'\t') '\Y'l
    What are large sections of the lithosphere?

    Name the forces that build and wear down


    landforms.
    Lolif{~C+t'l-L \?Vi I
    O-e<t-\f btt'tlft__
    What are the grid lines on a map called?

    The O degree point has special names for


    these lines. Write the names and specify
    O ~t-ro, .Pot ~M\t1 '1 7 1 f'

    which ones.
    0 tot" ',~ fr/r, -e.
    What is wrong with maps? What is the only
    type of representation that does not have this
    vv--~"> J--\~ --\W-- 91 ~ fW
    error? c., e'-MlL
    _ -----
    ~ Co tl cvt-·etl. ' o " NG c
    ~() ~'€
    What types of map shows 3D surface in 2
    dimensions?

    What do contour lines show? If they are close €.. \ e>f f>'I\ J ~-\ e,~'tG' ',~ C \ot;t('
    together, is the slope steep or gradual?

    Draw the demo showing warm/cool water moving in fish tank, please label. What does this represent i n
    our eart h?
    0
    F.
    .... . ,,. G.
    I
    ~.
    I
    1100 I
    J200 L
    J.
    300

    660

    Plate Tectonics
    10. ls the following sentence true or false? Forces such as weathering
    and erosion that work to wear away high points::~ flatten out
    Earth's surface are caUed constructive forces. :t[j.,\~
    11. Circle the letter of each type of constructive force.
    a. gravity
    (i;) mountain building
    c. ocean currents
    ~volcanism
    12. Is the follov.,fog sentence true or false? Constructive forces
    depend on Earth's internal heat for their source of energy.
    -t t \j-e.,.
    13. Circle the letter of the theory that provided geologists with a
    model to ex plain how earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur
    and how continents move.
    n. continental drift
    b. evolution
    plate tectonics
    d. Pangal'il . -c.. ~, 7 \fh~ l l . ~
    14. Explain th!;' erinciples of the plate tectorrn:s the_qry. r;...1711f ). \\ JF , ~.H\
    ..,, /") tJ( (! f.e i(, I\ -\ O gc'N-\lll ~, ~J~fl vet\ ~et f'tv I/

    l ~1 'ec{ {l' ~t ~C¥3


    Name f:!_ ,'c( ,oe()lli~=i:_
    Section 1.2 & 1.3 - A View of Earth and Mapping Earth's Surface

    Earth's Major Spheres


    1. 0 Ea rth rn n be thought of as COJt~~tjn g of four major spheres: the
    \--\ '}) tor, ~N ('e- t- \- dr1h lf'l1l \)\ 0
    and 17~~ ' ,
    Mat e/, encl, fem, to it~ descriptio11 .
    Term Description
    __§:_ 2. hydrbsphere \\..__all life-forms on Emth
    _£_ 3. atmosphere ls\._ composed of the rore,-·mantle, and crust
    __:Q_ ,4. geos phere dense, heavy inner sphere of Earth
    ()_,, 5. biosphere thin outside layer of Earth's surface
    6. core "the water portion of Earth
    7. mantle 'i.._ the gaseous envelope around Earth
    _L 8. crust located between the crust and core of Earth

    Determining Location
    Milch each descri1,tio11 lo ifs term .
    f Description Tenn
    1. the distance north or )I..JQngitude
    south of the equa tor 'i.,.._gfobe
    2. the dis tance eas t or west eastern, western
    of the prime meridian
    )i..prime meridia n
    J. the line of latitude
    a round the middle northern, southern
    of the globe at Odegrees ~lntitude
    4. the line of longitude ~ equator
    at O degrees
    e 5. the two hemis pheres
    fo rmed by the equato r
    G 6. the two hemisph eres
    fo rmed by the prime
    meridi an and the
    180° meridi ,m
    7. a sphe ric.-il model
    of E.-i rth

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