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The Ring of Fire is a direct result of plate tectonics and the movement and collisions of the earth’s crustal plates. In many locations such as Japan, the Pacific Plate is being pushed into the earth's mantle (a process called Subduction) creating active volcanism and earthquakes.
our planet and visit the infamous Ring of Fire. What exactly is the Ring of Fire? How does its activity shape our world? In this lesson, students will investigate recent claims about the volcanic activity of the Ring of Fire. MateRiaLs: Crayons or colored pencils
Mapping the Ring of Fire (part 2) View a map of seismic data from the Pacific Northwest. After viewing the data make inferences and sketch the plate boundaries in the Pacific Northwest with a red pencil. View a map of seismic data from Southeast Asia.
Mapping the Ring of Fire. View a map of seismic activity of the Pacific Northwest. What pattern do you see? What does this pattern mean?
The document provides instructions for mapping earthquakes and volcanoes along the Ring of Fire using data from tables and maps. Students are asked to: 1) Shade areas of predicted earthquake and volcano occurrences on a blank world map.
The “Ring of Fire” is an area of the Pacific Ocean shaped like a horseshoe. It is home to 90% of the world’s earthquakes and 75% of the world’s volcanoes. Cut and paste the names of major volcanoes found along the Ring of Fire.
Ring of Fire Mapping Activity. Directions and Analysis Questions. Objective. In this activity, you will plot known coordinates of earthquakes and volcanoes on a map to discover. the pattern of the Ring of Fire. You will then research the locations of various geologic features and. draw them on your map.
