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Ocean Floor
Test Description: Topography
Instructions: Answer all questions to get your test result.
1) Seemingly bottomless cracks in the deep-ocean basin. They form where one oceanic plate is forced underneath a continental plate or another oceanic plate.
A
Abyssal Plain
B
Continental Slope
C
Trench
D
Mid-Ocean Ridges
2) Mountain chains formed where tectonic plates pull apart. As plates pull apart, magma rises to fill in the spaces.
A
Abyssal Plain
B
Mid-Ocean Ridges
C
Trench
D
Continental Slope
3) Begins at the edge of the continental shelf and continues down to the flattest part of the ocean floor.
A
Continental Slope
B
Abyssal Plain
C
Mid-Ocean Ridges
D
Trench
4) Broad, flat portion of the deep-ocean basin. It is covered by mud and the remains of tiny marine organisms.
A
Abyssal Plain
B
Trench
C
Mid-Ocean Ridges
D
Continental Slope
5) Individual mountains of volcanic material that are entirely below water.
A
Continental Shelf
B
Continental Slope
C
Volcanic Islands
D
Seamounts
6) Seamounts builds up above sea level.
A
Volcanic Islands
B
Continental Slope
C
Seamounts
D
Continental Shelf
7) Begins at the shoreline and slopes gently towards the open ocean. It continues until the ocean floor begins to slope more steeply downward.
A
Continental Shelf
B
Seamounts
C
Continental Slope
D
Volcanic Islands
8) Which ocean is located below Asia?
A
Pacific
B
Arctic
C
Atlantic
D
Indian
9) Which ocean is located between North America and Africa?
A
Pacific
B
Southern
C
Atlantic
D
Indian
10) Which ocean is the largest and is located between North America and Asia?
A
Southern
B
Indian
C
Atlantic
D
Pacific
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