ARKANSAS HISTORY CH 1 TEST

Cracks or weak spots in the earth's crust

• BAUXITE

• FAULTS

• MAGMA

• FUJITA SCALE

• RICHTER SCALE

 Tool that measures the strength of tornadoes. 

• BAUXITE

• FAULTS

• MAGMA

• FUJITA SCALE

• RICHTER SCALE

Tool that measures the strength of earthquakes.

• BAUXITE

• FAULTS

• FUJITA SCALE

• RICHTER SCALE

• MAGMA

............. is extremely hot liquid and semi-liquid rock located under Earth's surface.

• BAUXITE

• FAULTS

• MAGMA

• FUJITA SCALE

• RICHTER SCALE

Natural resource that gives us aluminum 

• BAUXITE

• FAULTS

• MAGMA

• FUJITA SCALE

• RICHTER SCALE

Scientists believe the supercontinent Pangaea broke apart due to 

• natural selection. 

• continental drift. 

   

• plate tectonics. 

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• an earthquake

The fault line that runs 150 miles through Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri, and Arkansas is called the 

• a. New Madrid Fault. 

• b. San Andreas Fault. 

• c. San Padres Fault. 

• d. Los Angeles Fault.

Scientist who study earthquakes are called 

• a. seismologists

• b. paleontologist. 

• c. meteorologists

• d. cartographer

Arkansas got its name from the 

• a. Osage. 

   

• b. Caddo. 

• c. Quapaw. 

• d. Cherokee. 

The long term weather pattern of a place is

• climate

• seasonal

• weather

• geology