GLG 1510 Semester 1 review

Plate Tectonics is a result of Earth's internal heat engine, powered by

• sun

• gravity

• Earth's interior

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A typical rate of plate motion is

• 3-4 meters per year

• 1-10 cm/year

• 1 km/year

• 1,000 km/year

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Volcanic Island arcs are associated with

• transform boundaries

• oceanic-continent convergence

• divergent boundaries

• ocean-ocean convergence

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The division of geology concerned with Earth materials, changes in the surface and interior of the Earth, and the dynamic forces that cause those changes is

• physical geology

• historical geology

• geophysics

• palentology

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Which is a geologic hazard?

• earthquake, floods

• mudflow, landslides

• volcano

• ALL of these choices

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The largest zone of Earth's interior by volume is the

• crust

• mantle

• outer core

• inner core

Oceanic and continental crusts differ in

• composition

• density

• thickness

• all these parameters

The forces generated inside Earth that cause the deformation of rock, as well as vertical and horizontal movement of portions of Earth's crust, are called

• erosional forces

• gravitational forces

• tectonic forces

• all the above

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Plate tectonics is a

• conjecture

• opinion

• hypothesis

• theory

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Which is a type of plate boundary

• divergent

• convergent

• transform

• all options