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GEO SLO PRACTICE Quiz 1 Even 2021
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- Q1Mid-ocean ridges are... (2)narrow valleys that run along the bottom of the ocean floorunderwater areas where thick layers of sediment pile up.areas marking where tectonic plates slide past each other.areas where underwater mountain ranges form when molten rock rises up from underneath the seafloor.30s
- Q2Which type of evidence was NOT used by Alfred Wegener to try and support his continental drift theory? (4)evidence from human remains.evidence from climate.evidence from landforms.evidence from fossils.30s
- Q3On the ocean floor are found the mid-ocean ridges. These areas are important because they... (6)destroy old crust to be recycled to form new crustform the borders of all the oceans of the worldproduce new crust from recycled molten rock.help form underwater river and lake systems.30s
- Q4At which type of plate boundary(s) would you find volcanoes forming? (8)a transform plate boundaryAll of thesea convergent (continental-continental) plate boundarya convergent (either continental-oceanic or oceanic-oceanic) plate boundary30s
- Q5The layer of the Earth where pressure, density, and temperature are the greatest is the... (10)MantleCrustOuter coreInner core30s
- Q6At which ocean floor feature would the greatest amount of water pressure be exerted? (12)trenchesabyssal plaincontinental shelfcontinental slope30s
- Q7Alfred Wegener's theory of continental drift states that... (14)the continents do not move.the continents were once joined into one large landmass called PangaeaEarth is cooling and shrinking.All of these30s
- Q8If new crust is constantly being created at mid-ocean ridges, then why doesn't the Earth grow larger? (16)new crust is uplifted and forms new mountain ranges.much of the new crust is forced into volcanoes and melted.old crust is subducted and recycled back into the mantle.much of the new crust is eroded by ocean currents.30s
- Q9Mountain ranges are formed at which type of plate boundary? (18)Divergent (oceanic-continental) plate boundariesConvergent (continental-continental) plate boundariesSubduction zonesTransform plate boundaries30s
- Q10Landforms and phenomena such as; deep-ocean trenches, volcanoes, mountain ranges, mid-ocean ridges, island arcs, faults, and earthquakes are all the result of... (20)rotation of the Earth on its axisuneven heating of Earth's surface from the Sunearth's magnetic fieldtectonic plate movement30s