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Inside The Earth And Restless Continents
Test Description: This is a review for Chapter 7
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) Tectonic plates consist of
A
both continental and oceanic crust.
B
oceanic crust.
C
mesosphere.
D
continental crust.
2) The deep interior of the Earth can be mapped using
A
seismic waves.
B
sonar.
C
information from drilling expeditions.
D
ocean waves.
3) The layer of rock that comprises 67% of Earth’s mass
A
core
B
mantle
C
crust
D
mesosphere
4) The layer of Earth made mostly of iron
A
mantle
B
lithosphere
C
core
D
crust
5) The thin, solid outermost layer above the mantle
A
mantle
B
mesosphere
C
core
D
crust
6) The rigid layer made up of crust and upper mantle
A
mesosphere
B
asthenosphere
C
lithosphere
D
mantle
7) The layer made of solid rock that slowly flows
A
lithosphere
B
asthenosphere
C
mantle
D
mesosphere
8) The lower part of the mantle
A
lithosphere
B
asthenosphere
C
mesosphere
D
mantle
9) Wegener thought that all the continents were once together in one large continent called
A
Eurasia.
B
Laurasia.
C
Pangaea.
D
Gondwana.
10) New oceanic lithosphere forms as a result of
A
normal polarity.
B
sea-floor spreading.
C
continental drift.
D
reverse polarity.
11) Evidence for sea-floor spreading has come from
A
the breakup of Pangaea.
B
fossils in South America and Africa.
C
ancient climactic conditions.
D
magnetic minerals on the ocean floor.
12) Hypothesis that states that the continents were once one large mass that broke apart
A
magnetic minerals
B
sea-floor spreading
C
continental drift
D
magnetic reversal
13) Process that takes place at mid-ocean ridges
A
magnetic reversal
B
sea-floor spreading
C
magnetic minerals
D
fossils
14) Part of molten rock at mid-ocean ridges
A
sea-floor spreading
B
fossils
C
continental drift
D
magnetic minerals
15) Process of Earth’s magnetic poles changing places
A
magnetic reversal
B
continental drift
C
fossils
D
sea-floor spreading
16) Items that provide evidence that the continents were once closer together
A
fossils
B
continental drift
C
magnetic minerals
D
magnetic reversal
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