Knight’s Charge 1/5/15
10 mins.
1. Come in and find your seat.
2. Follow the directions to fill in
your Study Schedule Quietly.
3. Once finished please sit quietly
while waiting for Ms. Coburn to
come around and Check them.
Worth 10 points
10 minutes
End
Week of August 25-29
Class
Activities
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday Thursday
Friday
January 5
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January 7
January 8
January 9
Test Review
Study Guide
Taboo
Quiz
Study Guide
Jeopardy
Quiz
Study Guide
Taboo
Quiz
Study Guide
Jeopardy
Quiz
Study Guide
Kahoot
Quiz
Study for
Quiz
Study for
Quiz
Study for
Quiz
Study for
Final
Test
Corrections
Progress
Report
Homework Study for
Due
Test
Corrections
Signed
Progress
Reports
Last Day for
all Make-Up
Work.
Test Review
15 mins
Take some time to review your test.
15 minutes
Ms. Coburn will only answer specific
questions from the test.
Test Corrections Due 1/6/15
Up to Half-Credit back on missed
questions.
End
Study Guide Activity
25 mins.
Work with your group members to
complete questions 1-6 on your Study
Guide.
25 minutes
Answer questions on your own sheet of
paper.
Remain in your seats. Use any notes or
resources provided during the course.
At 20 minute Ms. Coburn will come grade.
Worth 20 points
End
Study Guide Answers:
1a. Define 3 types of Rocks.
• Sedimentary Rock
– rocks that were formed
through the deposition and
solidification of sediments
• Metamorphic Rock
– rocks are changed by heat
and/or pressure
• Igneous Rock
– Formed from crystallization of
magma
1b. Define the Rock Cycle
a model that illustrates the origin
of the three basic rock types and
the interrelatedness of Earth
materials and processes
a group of changes. Igneous rock
can change into sedimentary rock
or into metamorphic rock.
Sedimentary rock can change into
metamorphic rock or into igneous
rock. Metamorphic rock can
change into igneous or
sedimentary rock.
Study Guide Answers:
2a. Types of Volcanoes
• Shield Volcano- a broad, gently
sloping volcano built from fluid
basaltic lavas
• Cinder Cone- a small volcano
built primarily of pyroclastic
material ejected from a single
vent
• Composite Cone- a volcano
composed of both lava flows and
pyroclastic material
• Caldera- a large depression
typically caused by collapse or
ejection of the summit area of a
volcano
2b. Plate Tectonics and
Volcanoes
• Can occur at divergent,
convergent and subduction
boundaries.
• Due to extreme pressure
and heat in the mantle solid
tectonic plates and rocks
melt and forms magma.
Study Guide Answers:
3a. Explain Earthquakes
•
•
•
•
sudden movement or shaking of the Earth
Caused by plate tectonic stresses
Located at plate boundaries
Resulting in breakage of the Earth’s brittle crust
Study Guide Answers:
3b. Earthquake Waves
• Primary (P Waves)
- Squeezes and pulls rock in the same direction that the wave
travel, causing rock particles to move back and forth
• Secondary (S Waves)
- Causes rock particles to move at right angles to the direction
of the wave.
• Surface (L Waves)
- Moves in two directions as it passes through rocks
- Causes the ground to move both up and down and from side
to side.
- Also known as Ground Roll
- Causes the most damage in an earthquake
3c. PLATE TECTONIC STRESSES
•
Plate boundaries and faults (= cracks where plate sections are
moving in different directions) cause friction as plates move
•
Plates in a fault zone have STICK-SLIP motion
–
Periods of no movement (stick)
and fast movement (slip)
–
Energy stored as plates stick,
–
Energy released as plates slip
4. Difference Between Lava and
Magma
Lava
Magma
• Once magma
reaches the surface
• Molten Rock beneath
Earth’s Crust
• usually collects in a magma
chamber beneath a volcano,
and can then be injected
into cracks in rocks or issue
out of volcanoes in
eruptions.
• The temperature of magma
ranges between 700 C and
1300 C.
5. Comparison of Focus and Epicenter
Focus
Epicenter
• point inside the
earth’s crust from
where the
earthquake
originates. It may be
as deep as 600-700
Kms below the
surface of earth.
• point on the
surface of earth
exactly
above(perpendicul
ar to) the focus
(which is inside
earth crust).
6a. Types of Faults
Normal Fault Reverse Fault
Movement
fault drops rock
on one side of
the fault down
relative to the
other side.
Strike-Slip Fault
one rocky block • The rocky blocks
on either side
is pushed up
scrape along
relative to rock
side-by-side.
on the other
• The movement
side.
is horizontal
• The rock layers
beneath the
surface haven’t
been moved up
or down on
either side of
the fault
6b. Plate Boundaries
Convergent
Divergent
Movement
Boundaries Boundaries
collide
move apart
Formation
Trenches
Volcanoes
Deep
Earthquakes
Mountains
Transform
One plate
slides past
another
plate
New crust is Shallow
formed
Earthquakes
Taboo
• Your Tables are your Team!
• Each group will have 1 minute to get their
team mates to guess each word.
• Words below the line cannot be said. If you
ribosome
say it the word is thrown out.
• NO part of the word can be used. protein
RNA
• NO hand gestures.
cell
organelles
cytoplasm
Homework
• Unit 6 Test Corrections
– Write the original answer.
– Write the correct answer.
– Why did you get the question wrong?
– Due at the beginning of class! NO EXCEPTIONS!
Turn into your appropriate class bin.
Victory Lap
• Take out your Cell phone!
• Recipient Field: 747-444-3548
–Message Field: 74182 followed by your
response.
Be as detailed as possible!