Quiz: Types Of Plate Boundaries And Earth's Interior Layers
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This quiz is on the Types of Plate Boundaries and Earth's Interior Layers. There is a theory that suggests that there are seven major and many minor plates in the lithosphere which move against the earth's mantle. Take up the quiz and get to see just how well you understand what lies below the earth's outer surface. All the best!
- 1.Where does the convection currents occur?
- A.
In the Crust
- B.
In the Inner Core
- C.
Mantle (asthenosphere)
- 2.Which of the Earth's layers is solid and made up of Iron?
- A.
Mantle
- B.
Inner Core
- C.
Outer Core
- 3.How thick is the Continental Crust?
- A.
35-70 km
- B.
5-10 km
- C.
35-70 m
- 4.Which Layer is solid and made up of tectonic plates?
- A.
Inner Core
- B.
Crust
- C.
Upper Mantel
- 5.What are the three basic layers of the Earth Interior?
- A.
Core, Mantle & Crust
- B.
Inner core, athenosphere & lithosphere
- C.
Inner core, outer core & upper mantle
- 6.What are the three types of boundaries?
- A.
Divergent, plates & earthquake
- B.
Divergent, convergent & transform
- C.
Continental, oceanic & convergent
- 7.Which type of boundary creates a subduction zone?
- A.
Transform boundary
- B.
Divergent boundary
- C.
Convergent boundary
- 8.Which type of boundary creates faults?
- A.
Transform boundary
- B.
Divergent boundary
- C.
Convergent boundary
- 9.Which type of boundary creates sea floor spreading?
- A.
Divergent boundary
- B.
Convergent boundary
- C.
Transform boundary
- 10.What are the three types of Convergent boundaries?
- A.
Oceanic-Continental ; Oceanic-Oceanic; and Continental-Continental
- B.
Divergent-Convergent; Continental-Oceanic; and Transform-Divergent
- C.
Plate-fault; Oceanic-Plate; and Mountain-Ocean
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