3 What causes the movement of tectonic plates? A Convection currents in the mantle B Earth's rotation C Wind erosion D Ocean currents
4 The temperature of the mantle ranges from: A 500-900°C to 4000°C B 100-300°C to 1000°C C 4000-5000°C to 6000°C D 0-100°C to 500°C
6 The zone between the mantle and the core is called the: A Gutenberg discontinuity B Mohorovicic discontinuity C Lehmann discontinuity D Conrad discontinuity
7 The process of plates moving apart is called: A Divergence B Convergence C Transform movement D Subduction
10 The Earth's rotation and revolution are caused by: A Gravitational forces B Magnetic forces C Nuclear forces D Electrical forces
11 The semi-fluid layer of the mantle on which tectonic plates move is called the: A Asthenosphere B Lithosphere C Mesosphere D Core
14 The solid outer layer of the Earth is composed of: A Rocks and minerals B Iron and nickel C Water and ice D Gases
16 The mantle is located between the: A Crust and outer core B Crust and inner core C Outer core and inner core D Asthenosphere and lithosphere
19 Which layer of the Earth is responsible for the magnetic field? A Outer core B Inner core C Mantle D Crust
21 The Earth's mantle is composed mainly of: A Silicate minerals B Iron and nickel C Carbonates D Oxides
22 What is the approximate thickness of the Earth's crust? A 5-70 km B 100-200 km C 1000-2000 km D 3000-4000 km
23 The seismic waves that travel through the Earth are used to study its: A Internal structure B Surface features C Atmosphere D Magnetic field
24 The outermost layer of the Earth is broken into pieces called: A Tectonic plates B Continents C Islands D Mountains