Healthy Screen Time Tips and Plate Tectonics
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The Earth's surface is broken into numerous segments called ______.

plates

Plate movements can result in ______, volcanism, and mountain formations.

earthquakes

The ______ is the outermost solid layer of the Earth, including the crust.

lithosphere

Convection in the ______ forms the foundation of plate tectonics.

<p>asthenosphere</p> Signup and view all the answers

Mountain ranges are formed by ______ movements, resulting in earthquakes and volcanism.

<p>plate</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Philippines is situated in the ______, a geologically active area with frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.

<p>Ring of Fire</p> Signup and view all the answers

About 90% of the world's ______ occur in the Ring of Fire.

<p>earthquakes</p> Signup and view all the answers

Keep ______ lighting in the room to avoid eye damage

<p>dim</p> Signup and view all the answers

Stretch during commercial breaks to move around and ______

<p>relax</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Earth's mantle is a 100 km thick layer of solid ______

<p>rock</p> Signup and view all the answers

Convection in the asthenosphere forms the foundation of ______ tectonics

<p>plate</p> Signup and view all the answers

Volcanoes are not randomly distributed, but are found along the edges of some ______

<p>continents</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Ring of Fire is a long chain of volcanoes and tectonically active structures surrounding the ______ Ocean

<p>Pacific</p> Signup and view all the answers

The Ring of Fire is also known as the ______-Pacific belt

<p>circum</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Healthy Screen Time Tips

  • Sit properly with back supported by the chair backrest
  • Change positions regularly to avoid strain
  • Keep dim lighting in the room to avoid eye damage
  • Stretch during commercial breaks to move around and relax
  • Avoid watching TV in bed to prevent neck and back ache

Plate Tectonics

  • Plate tectonics explains the features and movement of the Earth's surface
  • The Earth's surface is broken into numerous segments called plates
  • There are 7 large plates: African, Antarctic, North American, South American, Indian, Australian, and Pacific plates
  • Plate movements can result in earthquakes, volcanism, and mountain formations

Earth's Structure

  • The Earth's mantle is a 100 km thick layer of solid rock
  • The lithosphere is the outermost solid layer of the Earth, including the crust
  • The asthenosphere is the softer, solid layer beneath the lithosphere
  • Convection in the asthenosphere forms the foundation of plate tectonics

Distribution of Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Mountain Ranges

  • Earthquakes are not randomly distributed, but tend to be concentrated in narrow zones
  • Volcanoes are not randomly distributed, but are found along the edges of some continents
  • Mountain ranges are formed by plate movements, resulting in earthquakes and volcanism
  • The Philippines is situated in the Ring of Fire, a geologically active area with frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions

The Ring of Fire

  • The Ring of Fire is a long chain of volcanoes and tectonically active structures surrounding the Pacific Ocean
  • It is also known as the circum-Pacific belt
  • About 90% of the world's earthquakes occur in the Ring of Fire
  • Notable volcanoes in the Ring of Fire include Mount Pinatubo, Mount Fuji, and Mount St. Helens

Healthy Screen Time Tips

  • Maintaining good posture with back support is essential for comfortable screen time
  • Regularly changing positions helps prevent physical strain
  • Dimly lit rooms reduce eye damage risk
  • Taking stretching breaks during commercials promotes movement and relaxation
  • Avoiding TV time in bed prevents neck and back aches

Plate Tectonics

  • Plate tectonics is a theory explaining Earth's surface features and movements
  • Earth's surface is composed of numerous segments called plates
  • There are 7 large plates: African, Antarctic, North American, South American, Indian, Australian, and Pacific
  • Plate movements cause earthquakes, volcanic activity, and mountain formations

Earth's Structure

  • The Earth's mantle is a 100 km thick solid rock layer
  • The lithosphere is the outermost solid layer, including the crust
  • The asthenosphere is the softer, solid layer beneath the lithosphere
  • Convection in the asthenosphere drives plate tectonics

Distribution of Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Mountain Ranges

  • Earthquakes occur in concentrated zones, not randomly distributed
  • Volcanoes are not randomly distributed, but are found along some continents' edges
  • Mountain ranges form due to plate movements, resulting in earthquakes and volcanic activity
  • The Philippines is situated in the Ring of Fire, a geologically active area with frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions

The Ring of Fire

  • The Ring of Fire is a long chain of volcanoes and tectonically active structures surrounding the Pacific Ocean
  • It is also known as the circum-Pacific belt
  • Approximately 90% of the world's earthquakes occur in the Ring of Fire
  • Notable Ring of Fire volcanoes include Mount Pinatubo, Mount Fuji, and Mount St. Helens

Healthy Screen Time Tips

  • Maintaining good posture with back support is essential for comfortable screen time
  • Regularly changing positions helps prevent physical strain
  • Dimly lit rooms reduce eye damage risk
  • Taking stretching breaks during commercials promotes movement and relaxation
  • Avoiding TV time in bed prevents neck and back aches

Plate Tectonics

  • Plate tectonics is a theory explaining Earth's surface features and movements
  • Earth's surface is composed of numerous segments called plates
  • There are 7 large plates: African, Antarctic, North American, South American, Indian, Australian, and Pacific
  • Plate movements cause earthquakes, volcanic activity, and mountain formations

Earth's Structure

  • The Earth's mantle is a 100 km thick solid rock layer
  • The lithosphere is the outermost solid layer, including the crust
  • The asthenosphere is the softer, solid layer beneath the lithosphere
  • Convection in the asthenosphere drives plate tectonics

Distribution of Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Mountain Ranges

  • Earthquakes occur in concentrated zones, not randomly distributed
  • Volcanoes are not randomly distributed, but are found along some continents' edges
  • Mountain ranges form due to plate movements, resulting in earthquakes and volcanic activity
  • The Philippines is situated in the Ring of Fire, a geologically active area with frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions

The Ring of Fire

  • The Ring of Fire is a long chain of volcanoes and tectonically active structures surrounding the Pacific Ocean
  • It is also known as the circum-Pacific belt
  • Approximately 90% of the world's earthquakes occur in the Ring of Fire
  • Notable Ring of Fire volcanoes include Mount Pinatubo, Mount Fuji, and Mount St. Helens

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This quiz covers healthy screen time tips and plate tectonics. Learn how to sit comfortably and avoid eye damage while watching TV, and understand the movement of the Earth's surface through plate tectonics.

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