. Do you think you have what it takes to tackle this geology trivia quiz on Earth's interior and Pangaea? The Earth is divided into the hot inner core, the molten outer core, the mantle, and the thin crust. It is believed that the continents were made from one large landmass known as Pangea when tectonic plates moved. Do you know what makes the layers different from each other? Get to refresh your geology understanding.
Outer core
Inner core
Mantle
Troposphere
Outer core
Inner core
Mantle
Crust
Mantle
Inner core
Crust
Outer core
Crust
Inner core
Mantle
Outer core
It decreases
It stay the same
In increases
No one knows
In decreases
In increases
It stays the same
It varies
Mantle
Outer core
Crust
Inner core
Outer core
Troposphere
Mantle
Crust
Pangaea
Plate tectonics
Continental drift
Landmass movement
The wind blows them
Ocean currents
Convection in the mantle
Convection in the core
That the landmasses have always been in the same places.
That the landmasses had been joined together as Pangaea, and have since drifted apart.
That the continents do not move.
That earthquakes have caused the landmasses to move.
The same fossilized organism was found on two different continents.
Part of an organism was found on one landmass and the other part on another landmass.
A land bridge was found.
People are found on all landmasses.
About 100 thousand years ago
About 5 million years ago
About 250 million years ago
In the past and still exists today
Earthquakes
A land bridge
The Mesosaurus swimming across the ocean
The movement of tectonic plates
He did not give any evidence.
He did not provide an explanation for the force that moved the continents.
He was not well-liked by people.
His ideas were false.
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