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Page 1: Clickers first, this is open notes. When are my office hours? 1.M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment 2.W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment 3.T 12.30.

Clickers first, this is open notes

Page 2: Clickers first, this is open notes. When are my office hours? 1.M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment 2.W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment 3.T 12.30.

When are my office hours?

1. M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment

2. W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment

3. T 12.30 - 1.30, W 3 - 4, or by appointment

4. M 1.30 - 2.30 and Th 10 - 11, or by appointment

Page 3: Clickers first, this is open notes. When are my office hours? 1.M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment 2.W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment 3.T 12.30.

Take a minute, in your group, to assign jobs

• “leader” -- the person who more-or-less guides the discussion, being sure everyone takes a turn speaking and answering a question

• “note taker” -- person who takes notes• “time keeper” -- person who keeps an eye on

the time, knowing how long the work time is, helps the “leader” keep the group on task

• “reporter” -- person who reports out to the class if I call on your group

Page 4: Clickers first, this is open notes. When are my office hours? 1.M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment 2.W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment 3.T 12.30.

With your group, please read the CNN.com news clip, considering these questions (note-taker, you may want to write the questions down)

1. What are the “scientific” facts the article tells you?

2. What science does it assume you already know?

3. What terms do you NOT recognize?

4. What other information would you like to have?

5. If I said you had to explain this to someone who had never had a geology or earth science course, could you do that, really getting across what happened, and explaining the geology?

Page 5: Clickers first, this is open notes. When are my office hours? 1.M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment 2.W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment 3.T 12.30.

Earthquakes– where do they occur (tectonically)?– why do they occur? – what are different kinds of faults that earthquakes

occur on?– does the earth only move in big motions? – how do we describe them in ways that most

people can relate to?– what is the magnitude? what is the intensity?

what’s the difference between the two?

Page 6: Clickers first, this is open notes. When are my office hours? 1.M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment 2.W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment 3.T 12.30.

Where do earthquakes occur?

What do these belts correspond to?

Page 7: Clickers first, this is open notes. When are my office hours? 1.M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment 2.W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment 3.T 12.30.

Your clicker (closed book) please…

Page 8: Clickers first, this is open notes. When are my office hours? 1.M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment 2.W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment 3.T 12.30.

What is the relation between earthquakes and plate tectonics?

1. Earthquakes occur only along subduction boundaries

2. Most earthquakes occur along plate boundaries of any type

3. Earthquakes never occur away from plate boundaries

4. Earthquakes very rarely happen on divergent margins

Page 9: Clickers first, this is open notes. When are my office hours? 1.M 2 - 3, Th 11 - 12, or by appointment 2.W 11 - 12, F 1 - 2, or by appointment 3.T 12.30.
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• Label the South American plate and the Nazca plate on the map. Also label what kind of crust each is.

• Plot the earthquake data. What is the basic relation between depth and distance from the trench?

• Answer the questions on the sheet.


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