
REMEDIATION TEST_G10
Quiz by Marvin Velasco
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Which differentiates a divergent plate boundary from a convergent plate boundary?Â
Which BEST describes the divergent plate boundary?
Why does the basaltic oceanic crust always subduct beneath the granitic continental crust?
The North American plate has a chain of volcanoes on its edge near the Pacific plate. What type of plate boundary can be deduced from this geologic feature?
What is the basis for classifying the plate boundaries?Â
Which fuels the movement of the lithospheric plate?
What is Plate Tectonics Theory?
What do earthquakes, volcanoes, and mountains have in common?Â
What is the BEST thing to do to prepare for the occurrence of natural hazards like earthquakes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions?
In what tectonic plate are most of the islands in the Philippines found?
Which statement does NOT correctly describe the tectonic plates?
Why do most earthquake epicenters exist along plate boundaries?Â
I.   blocks of rock drop-down at the divergence of platesÂ
II.  asthenosphere moves due to convection currentÂ
III.  rocks slip past each other in the boundariesÂ
IV.  subducting plates instantly slideÂ
What happens when two oceanic plate moves towards each other?
How did Alfred Wegener explain the movement of continents?Â
At which geologic feature does new oceanic crust form due to seafloor spreading?Â
The movement of the oceanic crusts in the Atlantic Ocean floor produced the mid-oceanic ridge. In which part of the mid-oceanic ridge would the youngest crust be seen?Â
The process of ___________ continually adds new crust to the ocean floor along both sides of the mid-ocean ridge.
What happens to magma in the mantle as it is heated up by the core?
Which theory describes that the Earth’s lithosphere is divided into plates?
Which statement does NOT serve as evidence for Wegener's hypothesis of continental drift?
An evidence that supports Wegener’s Theory of Continental Drift is that ____.Â
Any trace of preserved remains of an organism is called a ______________.
It is an event in which Earth’s magnetic field changes direction
What happens when oceanic and continental plate move towards each other?Â
What is formed in a transform boundary?Â
Why do two continental plates uplift when it converges?Â
Which is characterized by plates that move away from each other?Â
Which term refers to the landform produced when two continental plates move away from each other?Â
How does magnetic stripping on the seafloor provide evidence of seafloor spreading?Â
Which is TRUE about the polarity of rocks that solidified from mid-oceanic ridges?