Temperature of earth's core, 500C, 5000C, 10000C, 15000C, what the core is made of , iron & zinc, lead & zinc, zinc & copper, iron & copper, A super-continent, Laurasia, Gondwanaland, Pangea, what causes plates to move, wind, ocean currents, gravity, convection currents, Volcano in Iceland, Etna, Vesuvius, Fuji, Eyjafjallajokull, instrument that measures earthquakes, barometer, Richter scale, thermometer, seismometer, plate that Ireland is part of, European, North American, Eurasian, Pangea, one plate sinking under another plate, convection, subduction, continental drift, erosion, volcano that has not erupted recently but may erupt again , extinct, active, dormant, asleep, point where an earthquake begins, source, epicentre, origin, focus, wave created by seafloor being uplifted by an earthquake, tsunami, tidal wave, shockwave, hurricane, found along boundary between North American and Eurasian Plates, Ireland, Hawaii, Mid Atlantic Ridge, Peru-Chile Trench, Country with lots of geothermal energy, Ireland, Iceland, Sweden, Denmark, plate boundary where plates collide, constructive, destructive, divergent, convergent, plate boundary where plates separate, constructive, destructive, convergent, divergent, The Mid Atlantic ridge is not associated with one of these, Iceland, Constructive plate boundary, destructive plate boundary, basalt, rock that seafloor is usually made of, granite, quartzite, basalt, marble, Himalayas were formed due to the collision of which 2 plates, African & South American, South American & Nazca, Eurasian & Indian, Eurasian & North American, the upper part of a fold, anticline, syncline, peak, plateau, Andes were formed due to the collision of which 2 plates, Eurasian & Indian, North American & Eurasian, South American & Eurasian, Nazca & South American.

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