This Test is for JKO students in EARTH SCIENCE.
Please make sure you have your ESRT - (Earth Science Reference Table) BEFORE beginning the test. . . You WILL need to use it to answer some of the questions. You are allowed to use any other sources (internet, dictionary) to answer the questions.
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1,100 km
3,100 km
2,400 km
4,000 km
Volcano
Earthquake
Transform boundary
Tsunami
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A seismograph
A computer
A tape measure
A protractor
A transformer
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The study of volcanoes.
The study of global warming.
The study of earthquakes.
The study of the size of Earth
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Transform boundary
Divergent boundary
Convergent boundary
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Nazca
Antarctic
Pacific
North American
Cocos
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Divergent boundary
Convergent boundary
Transform boundary
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Thrust fault
Volcano
Earthquake
Normal fault
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Sinkholes
Lakes
Valleys
Mountains
None of the above
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2
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4
5
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Crust
Iron
Lava
Magma
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An eathquake
An epicenter
A fault
A volcano
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Crust
Iron
Lava
Magma
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Mantle
Crust
Outer core and inner core
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Elastic waves that cause compression then expansion in the rock and act like a slinky
Similiar to ocean waves and basically roll through the crust up and down within a vertical plane.
Shear waves that cause up and down motion in the crust and only move through solids.
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Foreshocks
Amplification
Asperity
Attenuation
Divergent
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Crater
Epicenter
Fault
Focus
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Moment magnitude
Triangulation
Mercalli scale
Compass circulation
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Mercalli scale
Moses Scale
Richter scale
Rapoport scale
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Ring of Fire
California
Canada
Atlantic Ocean
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Foreshocks
Amplification
Tremors
Quakes
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The edges of continental or oceanic plates collide.
The separation of plates.
Plate sliding past each other.
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Epicenter
Focus
Benioff zone
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