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Earth and Space Science Practice Test Multiple Choice Test

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Earth and Space Science Practice Test

These are only the MCQ from the Sample Cluster released in 2024 for the NGSS Earth and Space Science test. The test contains short answer questions which have not been included here. Some questions have been modified due to character limits.

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Which row in the table below correctly describes the substance(s) found in Earth’s interior and the characteristic of that interior layer of Earth?

Which statement correctly describes a source of heat within Earth’s interior?

Which statement correctly compares locations on the Juan de Fuca Ridge Model?

Which statement identifies the evidence for how the past and current movements of oceanic crust explain the ages of this ocean floor rock?

Which statement, based on evidence presented in the diagram, model, and graph, most accurately identifies our current understanding of the driving force for the theory of plate tectonics?

Based on evidence from the map, which statement identifies the pattern of the ages of crustal rocks in North America?

The Moon is moving away from Earth at approximately 2.5 cm per year. Which explanation correctly describes how this increased distance from Earth would affect Earth’s tides after 1,000,000 years?

Which set of terms constructs a correct explanation that describes why humans have built the La Rance Tidal Barrage across the La Rance River?

Which set of claims correctly predicts the amount of the Moon visible, the distance from Earth, and the orbital velocity for the Moon during the waning gibbous phase?

Which statement summarizes evidence in the Model of Moon’s Orbit Around Earth and the table Solar Eclipses at Vanderpool, Texas that describes 3 conditions that occur during the April 8, 2024 total solar eclipse for an observer in Texas?

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