Unit six was very wide and it is wise to ensure you understood it fully and come exam time you will just have to read on the surface to remind yourself. This quiz is the first of many that is aimed at keeping you on your feet. Give it a go and watch out for the others.
The theory that Earth's outer shell is divided into several plates that glide over the mantle.
Used to study earthquakes and volcanoes.
Relatively new theory that supports Continental Drift.
All of the above
The cultures of people in the continents
Fossils of plants and animals
Geological patterns
How the continents fit together
True
False
True
False
Destroys old oceanic crusts so new ocean floor can be created
Cools hot lava and creates basalt hills
Releases energy to create light in the oceans
None of the above
It is the outer most solid layer of the Earth
It is the thickest layer made up of extremely hot rock with silicon, sulfur, and iron
It is the deepest layer made up of solid iron
None of the above
Stratosphere
Mesosphere
Lithosphere
Troposhere
Mesosaurus
Glossopteris
Lystrosaurus
Stegosaurus
They decrease friction between the plates so they can slide over each other
Carry plates through cycles of hot and cooled magma.
Create rivers and streams that break plates apart.
Convection currents have nothing to do with Plate Tectonics
Laurasia, North America, Africa
Asia, Australia, Antarctica
India, South America, China
Central America, Europe, Africa
Strain Force
Compressional Force
Shearing Force
Tension Force
Tension Force
Compression Force
Shear Force
Strain Force
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