4. Hawaii and yellow stone r these - Super Volcanos
5.type of boundry where one slides past the other one - transform boundry
7. where one plate gets thrust below another - Subduction
8. used to help piece together the continents in the past - fossils
9.if a continental crust converges with and oceanic crust who will get sub-ducted - oceanic crust (contenintal crust is lighter).
10.as a rock rises in the asthenosphere it changes from a solid to a - a gas
11. over time this is happening to the atlantic ocean - getting smaller
13. when all the continents were bunched together in the past it was called - Pangea (supercontinent)
15. thickest type of crust that is not very dense - continental
16. if you heat something you will change its - temperature, malleability, viscosity, etc. Could be anything, not enough information!
19. convection takes part in this part of earth - mantle
20. formed where oceanic crust converges with oceanic crust - island arc (The arc is formed from volcanoes which erupt through the overriding plate as the descending plate melts below it)
22. which is more dense, magma, rock or water - rock
23. you look for volcanoes, mountains, trenches and earthquakes here - oceanic trench
25. where the crust gets pulled apart, it forms this following upwarping - some types of mountain range
29. upper most part of the mantle - crust
12. thin, very dense crust - oceanic crust (Oceanic crust is mostly basaltic, has a low silica content, and is thin and very dense. Continental crust is mostly granite)
14. magma that has a high iron content found at a mid ocean ridges - (Morb) Mid-Oceanic Ridge Basalt
17. name of the man who came up with the current theory of plate tectonics - alfred wegener
16. type of plate boundry at the mid ocean ridge - Mid-Atlantic Ridge
21. center of the earth - core
24. called where continents get welded together - collision boundary