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Rubrics for the group activity and presentation:

Criteria 5-points 4- points 3- points GROUP


SCORE
1. Content All answers to 1-2 answers are All answers are
guide wrong with unclear vague and confusing
questions are explanation to the listeners
correct with
clear
explanation
2. Output is well Output is well Output is not
Presentation organized and organized but not organized and not
/ Delivery of delivered delivered correctly delivered correctly
the output correctly

3. All the group 1-2 members do All members are


Cooperation members re not cooperate. only doing the
cooperating activity but did not
present

4. Time frame Performed the Performed the Performed the


activity and activity and activity and
answered on answered questions answered questions 2
or before the 1-2 minutes after or more minutes
time given. the time given. after the time given.

TOTAL POINTS: 12 POINTS


YOU COMPLETE ME
QUESTIONS
1. What is your guide in completing the
map?
2. How important is the boundary
between plates.
3. What geologic features formed
between them?
PLATES-Earths fragmented outermost layer
that are moving relative to one
another as they sit on top of hot,
semifluid material beneath them.

PLATE BOUNDARY-the point where two


or more plates meet
MAP OF EARTHQUAKE DISTRIBUTION
How are earthquakes distributed on the
map?

Earthquakes are mainly distributed


along the edges of plates on the map
Where is the location of earthquake
epicenter in the map?
Where is the location of earthquake
epicenter in the map?

Epicenter is the point on the Earth's


surface directly above a hypocenter or
focus, the point where an earthquake
or an underground explosion
originates
Where is the location of earthquake
epicenter in the map?
located near the edges of the continents,
some are in the mid continents and others
are in the oceans.
Why do you think earthquake epicenters
are located in these areas?
Why do you think earthquake epicenters
are located in these areas?

the movements of plates are


mostly found between boundaries
of plates
Where are places with no earthquakes?
Where are places with no earthquakes?

large part of the Pacific ocean, northernmost Asia,


majority of Europe, eastern portion of North and
South America and western Africa.
Why is it important for us identify areas
which are prone to earthquakes?
Why is it important for us identify areas
which are prone to earthquakes?

It is important to identify areas which


are prone to earthquakes so that necessary
precautions could be done if ever you’re
living in one of those places.
MAP OF ACTIVE VOLCANOES OF THE WORLD
How are volcanoes distributed?
How are volcanoes distributed?

Volcanoes are not randomly


distributed. Majority of them
are found along the edges of
some continents.
Where are they located?
Where are active volcanoes located?

Majority are found along the edges of


some continents, particularly in the
western coast of North and South America,
East and South East Asia.
Compare the location of majority of
earthquake epicenters with the
location of volcanoes around the world
Compare the location of majority of
earthquake epicenters with the
location of volcanoes around the world

Mountain ranges are found in places


where volcanoes and/or earthquake
epicenters are also located
MOUNTAIN RANGES OF THE WORLD
How are mountain ranges distributed?
How are mountain ranges distributed?

Mountain ranges are found in places


where volcanoes and earthquake
epicenters are also located.
Is it possible to find mountain ranges on
places where volcanoes and earthquake
epicenters are located?
LET US SUMMARIZE

Mountain ranges are found in places where


volcanoes and/or earthquake epicenters are also
located
These geologic activities such as seismicity
(occurrence of earthquake), volcanism and
mountain formation are the basis of scientists in
dividing Earth’s lithosphere.
In a ¼ sheet of paper
1. An area of land that rises steeply from the
land around it
2. A long line of mountains that were formed
at about the same time and by the same
process
3. A group of mountains
Essay: Sum it up! How are volcanoes,
mountains and earthquake epicenter
distributed?

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