Earthquakes and Volcanoes: Every Plate Boundary, Explained (GCSE Geography)

Tectonic hazards for GCSE Geography: every plate boundary and every case study fact, in 14 quick questions. The structure of the Earth, oceanic and continental crust, what moves the plates (convection currents, slab pull, ridge push), constructive, destructive (subduction), collision and conservative plate boundaries, the Ring of Fire, why people live near volcanoes, primary and secondary effects, immediate and long-term responses, the Chile 2010 vs Nepal 2015 earthquakes, and the 4 Ps: monitoring, prediction, protection and planning. For AQA GCSE Geography Paper 1 "The challenge of natural hazards", plus Edexcel, OCR and Eduqas hazards topics. 📄 FREE WORKSHEET (PDF, 20 questions): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1wX0W... ✅ ANSWERS (PDF): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1JOmT... Chapters 0:00 The challenge 0:30 Tectonic plates 1:13 What moves them? 2:00 How fast? 2:23 Moving apart 2:58 Iceland 3:34 Destructive 4:16 Collision 4:46 Sliding past 5:34 The Ring of Fire 6:06 Why live there? 6:37 Effects 7:20 Chile vs Nepal 8:21 Responses 9:06 The 4 Ps 10:03 Your score EXAM TIP: always compare a richer and a poorer country (like Chile and Nepal). Same hazard, very different results: wealth decides the damage. Write your score in the comments! Every ___, Explained: one big topic, every piece of it, explained simply. #gcsegeography #earthquake #volcano