The three different types of plates.
They are three different types of plates: separating, colliding and sliding plates. Separating plates: as two plates separate, magma wells up to fill the space in between them. The magma...
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Agencies that support the consumer
C.C.P.C - Competition and Consumer Protection Commission. Provide information on: Personal finance and Consumer rights. ...
Areas of consideration for paintings
Focus point: centre of interest Line: navigational tool Overlapping: visual separation of space Negative space: space unoccupied by objects Positive space: space occupied by objects C...
Solution to overspending.
1. Cut back on spending. 2. Postpone non-essentia spendin 3. Spread large payments over a longer period of time. 4. Use savings or surplus (extra) money from previous months. 5. Generate ext...
How volcanoes are formed
- Two plates collide or separate - Magma rises from the mantle to the vent - This is called an eruption - Magma wells from the magma chamber and reaches the surface where it cools and hard...
The organs of the digestive system and their functions.
Mouth: • take in food • crush food with the teeth • amylase is added to the food Oesophagus: • Carry down food to the stomach Stomach: • churn the food • add acid to the f...
How do archaeologists test the evidence they find in excavations?
1. Stratigraphy: The basic idea of stratigraphy is that the oldest layers and finds are at the bottom, and the youngest/latest are at the top. 2. Tree-ring dating or dendrochronology: Each ...
Dynamic earth
Plates: large slabs of earth's crust Plate boundaries: where plates meet Crust: thin, solid layer all over the surface of the earth. Mantle: thick layer of molten and semi-molten rock be...
Eye Notes
• Eyes are very similar to cameras. Like cameras your eyes take pictures of the world around you, then these pictures are sent to your brain and your brain processes and makes sense of what ...
Points on the Brain.
• The brain is the most complicated part of your body. It has the ability to send and receive an enormous amount of information. ...