C7.1 Japan - Lesson 4: Country in the Ring of Fire

Natural disasters in
JAPAN



C7.1: Japan: country in the Ring of Fire


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Natural disasters in
JAPAN



C7.1: Japan: country in the Ring of Fire


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What's the plan for today?


  1. C7.1: Japan: country in the Ring of Fire


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YESTERDAYS GOALS
  1. You can give a connection between land use and relief in Japan.
  2. You can explain the difference between endogenic and exogenic forces.
  3. You can name the 3 types of movements tectonic plates can make.
  4. You can name 2 differences between continental and oceanic plates.
  5. You can explain what the Ring of fire is.


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You can name the 3 types of movements tectonic plates can make.

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You can name the 3 types of movements tectonic plates can make.

  1. Transform
  2. Divergent
  3. Convergent

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TERMS OF C7.1
You can explain these terms in your own words: Earth’s crust, core, mantle, magma, lava, convection current, plates, faults, plate tectonics (GG 66 + 67).

  • Make a drawing in your notebook of the earth that includes the terms above.


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TERMS
Earth’s crust
Core
Mantle
Magma
Lava
Convection current

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Platemovements

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TERMS OF C7.1
You can explain these terms in your own words: Earth’s crust, core, mantle, magma, lava, convection current, plates, faults, plate tectonics (GG 66 + 67).


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CHECK HOMEWORK
2, 3 & 4

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ENDOGENIC- & EXOGENIC

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ENDOGENIC FORCES
Change the earth's crust from the inside
EXOGENIC FORCES
Change the earth's crust from the outside

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Exercise 3

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TODAYS GOALS
  1. You can explain how trenches are formed in a subduction zone.
  2. You can explain in 3 steps how volcanoes are formed in a subduction zone
  3. You can explain how a mid-oceanic ridge is formed (GG 68).
  4. You know that volcanism around subduction zones is different than volcanism in mid-oceanic ridges.

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CONVERGENT PLATE MOVEMENT

Japan:
Continental and oceanic plate

SUBDUCTION

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You can explain how trenches are formed in a subduction zone.

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DIVERGENT PLATEMOVEMENT

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MID-OCEANIC RIDGE

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HOMEWORK

C7.1: Make 5 to 8.

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