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EH Inv 5 Review
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1
Which layer is the mantle?
A
D
B
C
2
Which of the cities on the map is LEAST likely to have an earthquake?
Quito, Colombia
Sydney, Australia
Kathmandu, Nepal
3
More dense material _____________.
sinks
rises
4
What type of boundary is shown?
divergent
transform
convergent
5
The rising of warm material and falling of cool material is called ________________.
rifting
subduction
tectonics
convection
6
What landform is shown?
rift valley
mid-ocean ridge
mountains
subduction zone
7
Which layer is the outer core?
A
B
C
D
8
Which layer is the crust?
C
B
D
A
9
Which of the following is NOT an example of how Earth is built up?
Oceanic plates are melted at subduction zones.
Two continental plates collide to form mountains
Mid ocean ridges are formed at divergent plate boundaries.
Sediments in a basin compact and create layers of sedimentary rock
10
Where are earthquakes most likely to occur?
coastlines
mountain ranges
oceans
plate boundaries
11
Which of the following is NOT evidence that supports continental drift?
glacial scrapings
ocean levels
fit of continents
fossils
12
Which layer of Earth does the heat for convection come from?
mantle
core
crust
13
Which type of crust is more dense?
continental crust
oceanic crust
14
In a convection current, ______ material sinks.
cool, less dense
cool, more dense
warm, less dense
warm, more dense
15
What process is shown in the image?
seafloor spreading
subduction
16
What is the only geologic event that happens at the boundary shown?
earthquakes
subduction zones
mountains
rift valleys
17
What landform is being formed at the plate interaction shown?
mountain
rift valley
trench
mid-ocean ridge
18
What process is shown?
seafloor spreading
subduction
19
Which of the following is NOT evidence that supports continental drift?
fossils
rock formations
coal deposits
density of continents
20
A _________ boundary is when two plates slide past one another.
transform
convergent
divergent
21
Which of the following is an example of how Earth is broken down?
Mountains are slowly weathered and eroded over time.
Two continental plates collide to form mountains.
Lava erupts from volcanoes to form new igneous rock.
Mid ocean ridges are formed at divergent plate boundaries.
22
A ____________ boundary is when two plates move towards each other.
convergent
divergent
transform
23
What features form at the plate interaction below
rift valley
trench
mid-ocean ridge
volcano
24
A ________ boundary is when two plates move away from each other.
convergent
divergent
transform
25
What type of boundary is shown?
divergent
convergent
transform
26
The theory that says the continents were once together and moved apart is called ___________________.
plate boundaries
subduction
convection
continental drift
27
Which layer is the inner core?
A
B
D
C
28
In a convection current, ________ material rises.
cool, more dense
cool, less dense
warm, more dense
warm, less dense
29
Which layer of Earth is moved by convection?
core
mantle
crust
30
What type of boundary is shown?
transform
convergent
divergent
31
Which layer of Earth does convection happen in?
crust
core
mantle
32
Earth's crust is broken into pieces called _____________.
pieces
chunks
plates
