Form 4 - Geography
Across
- 4. The zone where two continental plates move toward each other.
- 6. Where the crust is thin with a plume of magma forcing its way through fissures in the plate, eventually erupting on the sea floor.
- 8. Volcano spread over a wide area with gentle slopes.
- 9. A fault where rocks are pushed past each other on a horizontal direction.
- 15. Fold Mountains are areas of high land made up of sedimentary and metamorphic rocks that have been forced upwards by .................. forces between two converging plates.
- 16. The boundary where two plates are moving toward each other.
- 17. An .......... is volcanic activity in which lava, tephra, or gases are released.
- 19. Measures the amplitude of the earthquake.
- 20. The sudden movement of the earth's crust.
Down
- 1. Usually associated with divergence, where some sections of the crust are pulled apart. Also occurs where two plates meet at a convergent margin.
- 2. flow of superheated clouds of find ash, gas and lava fragments.
- 3. Volcano composed of alternating layers of ash and lava.
- 5. Currents in the mantle moving plates.
- 7. One limb of the fold is pushed up until it lies on top of the other limb.
- 10. Any fold in which one limb is steeper than the other limb.
- 11. Ocean crust .......... under continental crust.
- 12. The mouth of the volcano
- 13. The point of origin beneath the Earth's surface from which seismic waves are emitted.
- 14. The boundary where two plates pulling apart.
- 18. Compression is so great that the crest of the fold snaps and one limb overrides the other.