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Duplicate of Duplicate of ES3 Lessons 1-3 IQWST
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1
Which of the following is the
BEST
advantage
for using a hardboiled egg to represent the Earth?
They taste good and have a lot of protein in them.
It has some of the same stuff.
They kinda look alike.
They egg has three layers just like the real Earth.
2
According to IQWST, how did Alfred Wegner die?
Froze to death
Attacked by penquins
Ham Sandwich
Old Age
3
Josh Dobbs favorite food.
Tacos
Cake
Pizza
Hamburgers
4
What are the three MAIN layers of the earth?
inner core, outer core, continents
crust, mantle, core
crust, inner core, outer core
crust, toast, dough
5
Which of the following is NOT a feature of the tectonic plates?
Different shapes and sizes
moveable
Hard, rigid, and rough
soft and mushy
6
What is Continental Drift Theory?
The idea that the continents were joined & drifted apart.
The idea that the continents are sinking.
The idea that all the continents are made up of driftwood.
The idea that all the continents are growing bigger
7
Where is the most new material added to the plates?
Along Coastlines
Continenets
Trenches
Ocean Ridges
8
What is the
biggest limitation
of using Play-Doh for the mantle of the Earth?
Play-Doh is not as hot as the real mantle.
Play-Doh can get stuck in your hair and stain your clothes.
It don't look like the right thing.
It wasn't the real stuff.
9
The broken pieces of the Earth's crust are called:
oceans
tectonic plates
Continents
islands
10
The layer under the Earth's crust is called the:
crust
mantle
outer core
inner core
11
New material is added to Earths plates, therefore the earth is expanding
False
True
12
What are the three MAIN layers of the earth?
crust, mantle, core
crust, inner core, outer core
crust, toast, dough
inner core, outer core, continents
13
Who developed the idea of Continental Drift?
Isaac Newton
Harry Hess
Alfred Wegener
Alfred the Butler
14
Where are most earthquakes and volcanoes located?
only on the edges of of continents
on the edges of the flat Earth
on the edges of islands
on the edges of tectonic plates
15
Under water mountain ranges are called:
Mid-ocean ridges
Mt. Everest
trenches
mantle
16
When the continents are lined up, there are no other correlations between data (fossils, rocke sequences, etc)
False
True
17
What are deep under water valleys called?
lunches
mid ocean ridges
advantages
trenches
18
There are large gaps between plates
False
True
19
What does coal form from?
living vegetable plants
Decayed ancient tropical plants
Burned food
mushed up charcoal
20
Plates are different shapes and sizes
True
False
21
Which layer of the Earth is made up of tectonic plates?
mantle
crust
outer core
inner core
22
Glacial striations are evidence that proves...
Some continenets were once in colder cliamtes than they are today
The earth was once further from the sun
Continenets have never moved
ocean floor movement
23
Why did scientists not believe Wegener's Theory of Continental Drift? Choose the
BEST
answer.
All three of the other answers are correct
He was wrong about other theories
He could not explain what made the plates move
He was a meterologist
24
Plates are stacked on top of each other like pancakes
False
True
25
Cubs or White Sox
Cubs
Cubs
Wrong Answer
Cubs
26
When is the quiz?
Saturday
yesterday
Wednesday
tomorrow
27
What did the m&m's represent in the Play-Doh model?
Mantle
core
tectonic plates
breakfast
28
What do we call the process of new rock reaching the surface and pushing old rock to the side?
Sea Surface Skiing
deep sea monstering
sea floor earthquaking
Sea floor spreading
