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The estructure of planet Earth

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Gabriela Silva
Gabriela Silva
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True or False

by Gabriela Silva
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¿La Tierra tiene cuatro capas: corteza, manto, núcleo externo y núcleo interno?

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¿El núcleo interno se encuentra en el centro de la Tierra y es muy caliente?

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¿La capa superior del manto es roca líquida caliente llamada magma?

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¿La corteza terrestre está siempre por encima del nivel del mar en todas sus partes?

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¿Las placas tectónicas reciben su nombre por ser ocho piezas de la corteza?

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¿Qué son las fallas cortas entre placas donde ocurren los terremotos?

7

¿Qué acción describe mejor el origen de algunos terremotos según la imagen?

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¿El manto es la capa superior de la Tierra?

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¿El centro de la Tierra se considera extremadamente caliente?

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¿Las placas tectónicas siempre se mueven mucho?

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Las cuatro capas son corteza, manto, núcleo externo e núcleo interno.

El núcleo interno está en el centro y es muy caliente (~5,000°C).

La capa superior del manto es roca líquida caliente llamada magma.

Parte de la corteza está bajo el mar; no toda está por encima del agua.

La superficie se divide en placas; se dice que son ocho piezas llamadas placas tectónicas.

Los espacios entre placas llamados fallas son donde pueden ocurrir terremotos.

Choques y movimientos de las placas provocan terremotos.

El manto está por debajo de la corteza; la capa externa es la corteza.

El núcleo interno es muy caliente, alrededor de 5,000°C.

Las placas siempre se mueven, pero muy poco.

 
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