2.3 Make-A-Continent Name DUE
Draw a hypothetical model of a continent that you will create on the back of this page.
For Level 1:
Shade at least one large continent (brown) and two oceans (blue): Name them too!
Draw at least one plate tectonic boundary with appropriate tectonic features (like earthquakes)
For Level 2:
Draw two more plate tectonic boundaries (for three total), one for each style of tectonic motion (convergent, divergent, and transform) with appropriate tectonic features (like earthquakes)
For Level 3:
Draw a complete set of tectonic features, keeping in mind some of these should have been covered in your drawings for levels 1 and 2 :
Ocean/ocean subduction (with a volcanic island chain)
Ocean/continent subduction (with a chain of mountain volcanoes)
Active continental collision
Mid-ocean ridge/seafloor spreading
Continental rift valley
Newly formed, narrow ocean (like the Red Sea)
Transform boundary/fault (name it as well)
Two hot spots (at least one ocean and one continent)
Arrows of plate movement
For Level 4:
Fully completed, continuous, and connected tectonic boundaries (no floating/changing boundaries, e.g., where divergent becomes convergent)
In a paragraph, explain what your continent would look like after 200-300 million years

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Question Text	2.3 Make-A-Continent Name DUE Draw a hypothetical model of a continent that you will create on the back of this page. For Level 1: Shade at least one large continent (brown) and two oceans (blue): Name them too! Draw at least one plate tectonic boundary with appropriate tectonic features (like earthquakes) For Level 2: Draw two more plate tectonic boundaries (for three total), one for each style of tectonic motion (convergent, divergent, and transform) with appropriate tectonic features (like earthquakes) For Level 3: Draw a complete set of tectonic features, keeping in mind some of these should have been covered in your drawings for levels 1 and 2 : Ocean/ocean subduction (with a volcanic island chain) Ocean/continent subduction (with a chain of mountain volcanoes) Active continental collision Mid-ocean ridge/seafloor spreading Continental rift valley Newly formed, narrow ocean (like the Red Sea) Transform boundary/fault (name it as well) Two hot spots (at least one ocean and one continent) Arrows of plate movement For Level 4: Fully completed, continuous, and connected tectonic boundaries (no floating/changing boundaries, e.g., where divergent becomes convergent) In a paragraph, explain what your continent would look like after 200-300 million years
Updated On	Dec 7, 2022
Topic	Structure and Properties of Matter
Subject	Chemistry
Class	High School
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