A) lives B) wealth C) emeralds D) diamonds E) money
A) 7 B) 5 C) 8 D) 6 E) 4
A) randomly scattered on continental plates only B) randomly scattered C) concentrated at the poles D) concentrated in zones E) randomly scattered on oceanic plates only
A) mostly if not entirely in the middle of a continent B) mostly if not entirely along the edges of the Pacific plate C) mostly if not entirely along the edges of continents D) mostly if not entirely in the north and south poles E) mostly if not entirely in Alaska
A) African Plate B) Pacific C) North-American Plate D) Eurasian Plate E) South-American Plate
A) 2 B) 3 C) 1 D) 4 E) 5
A) supershallow, intermediary, dark B) shallow, intermediate, dark C) shallow, introductory, deep D) shallow, intermediate, deep E) superficial, introductory, deep
A) hotter B) higher C) faster D) younger E) cooler
A) Peru-Chile, shallow B) Tonga, shallow C) Tonga, deep D) Tonga, intermediate E) Peru-Chile, deep
A) Peru-Chile, shallow B) Tonga-shallow C) Tonga-intermediate D) Peru-Chile, Intermediate E) Peru-Chile, deep
A) <70 km above the surface B) < 70 km below the surface C) > 300 km below the surface D) > 70 km below the surface E) > 70 km below the surface
A) 150 km - 300 km B) 70 km - 150 km C) > 300 km D) 70 km - 300 km E) 0 km - 70 km
A) 150 km - 300 km B) 0 km - 70 km C) 70 km - 300 km D) > 300 km E) 70 km - 150 km
A) a trend of lines B) a trend of problems C) a trend of data D) a trend of solutions E) a trend of patterns
A) transform B) divergent C) convergent D) deep E) intermediate
A) Fiji B) North-American C) Indian-Australian D) Pacific E) Philippine
A) convergence of the Pacific and Philippine Plates B) divergence of the Eurasian and Philippine Plates C) divergence of the Pacific and Antarctic Plates D) movement of the Pacific Plate over the Hawaii Hot Spot E) sliding of the Pacific Plate past the North American Plate
A) All three are safe to visit B) All three are mountains C) All three are on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge D) All three are on top of divergent zones E) All three are on the Ring of Fire
A) north, south B) top, bottom C) latitude, longitude D) east, west E) left, right
A) 4 degrees South, 77 degrees West B) 14 degrees South, 121 degrees East C) 40 degrees North, 120 degrees West D) 23 degrees North, 88 degrees East E) 5 degrees South, 110 degrees East
A) ash B) topaz C) carbon D) minerals E) gases
A) biosphere B) inner core C) mantle D) outer core E) surface
A) The oceanic crust has a greater density. B) The oceanic crust is pulled downward by Earth’s magnetic field. C) The oceanic crust is hotter. D) The continental crust has a more magnetic composition. E) The oceanic crust has a lighter density.
A) 23.5° N and 23.5° S parallels of latitude B) equatorial ocean floor C) eastern coastline of continents D) edges of tectonic plates E) 23.5° E and 23.5° W parallels of longitude
A) crust B) asthenosphere C) rigid mantle D) inner core E) outer core |