A04 EVR1001_Assignment 04 2023F (3)

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Name: Instructor: Course ID: Unit 4 Assignment Student Word Document Note: Submit this document as either a Word Document or PDF file to the Unit 4 Assignment Dropbox on D2L by the due date to earn credit for this assignment. Unit 4 Assignment Part 1: Five types of evidence for Wegener's theory are displayed. Review each of the evidence types. Then, in a minimum (not just two or only two) of two sentences for each type, describe the evidence proposed.  Jigsaw Fit  Tectonic Fit  Fossil Evidence  Geological Fit  Glacial Deposits Then, for each of the scientists listed on the site, describe how their ideas caused the original theory to evolve into what we know today.  Harry Hammond Hess  Frederick Vine and Drummond Matthews  John Tuzo-Wilson  Dan McKenzie Unit 4 Assignment Part 2: As part of this task, you will be creating a Google drawing of the following types of plate boundaries. Be sure to label each of your diagrams. Do not submit downloaded images from the internet.  Convergent Boundary (Subduction)  Convergent Boundary (Collision)  Divergent Boundary  Transform Boundary Unit 4 Assignment Part 3: Paste Rock Cycle Test Results Here  There are multiple sections to the rock cycle activity. Be sure to view the entire exercise and put your name and date on the results page . A04EVR100173217708182023F

Unit 4 Assignment Part 4: 1. If a soil survey tells you that you have a ‘sandy clay loam’ on your property, what does your soil have in most abundance: sand, silt or clay? 2. If you send your soil out for a test and find out that it contains 75% silt and 25% clay, what kind of soil do you have? 3. Pure loam is considered to be the best kind of soil for a farm or garden and is often defined as a soil with roughly equal proportions of sand, silt, and clay. Is that what the diagram shows? Explain your answer. A04EVR100173217708182023F

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