Transcript Section 2-1 Earths Crust in Motion
Section 2-1 Earths Crust in Motion Theo Hernandez Garvis Noyles 12/10/07
Anticline • A anticline is the top of a mountain.
Syncline • It’s the opposite of a anticline because the crust is heading down
Shearing • Shearing makes 2 rocks slip past each other
Tension Tension streches out the rocks
Compression • Compression squeezes rocks together
Deformation • Deformation is when anything or the value on the Earth crust
• A fault is a crack on earth crust.
Faults
Folds • A fold is where two parts of the crust gets pushed together
Fault block mountain • It’s the middle of two parts of the crust that is a mountain
Strike slip fault • A strike slip fault is when a fault slips past another fault
Normal Fault • Tension forces crust to make a normal fault
Reverse fault • It’s a force in the crust where the left part of the crust goes down and the right part goes over the left
Footwall • The footwall is the opposite of the hanging wall because it goes up
Plateau • Its land that’s made high over sea level
Hanging wall • The hanging wall is the crust that is going down
Stress A stress is a force in the earth’s crust that builds power.
Earthquake • Earthquakes are a strong shake on the crust
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Topic slides are well thought out, informative, full of details, and demonstrate a deep understanding of the subject.
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for Garvis Noyles
Presentation has title, mentions member’s names, and includes a complete date.
Topic slides are well thought out, informative, full of details, and demonstrate a deep understanding of the subject.
Presentation is very creative, animated, and uses many of the formatting techniques learned in class.
Student helped gather the information, cooperated with the formatting, and helped the group stay focused by avoiding off-task behavior.
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40 22 Science
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Teacher Notes
Nice vocabulary definitions, but almost all need pictures Missing main ideas summaries Missing an “I Learned” slide Too much playing around and off-task behavior caused you to run out of time and rush your project Project is still very incomplete
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