Earth's Structure

The arrangement of the Earth's structure from the inside to the surface in order is...

• Inner core, outer core, earth's crust, earth's mantle

• Inner core, outer core, earth's mantle, earth's crust

• Inner core, mantle, outer core, crust

• Inner core, asthenosphere, outer core, crust

The outer layer of the earth which is composed of various types of rock and forms rigid plates that are always moving is called...

• crust

• mantle

• outer core

• inner core

Convection currents are heat flows contained in the layers...

• the earth's core

• atmosphere

• crust

• earth's mantle

Convection currents are heat flows contained in the layers...

• the earth's core

• atmosphere

• crust

• earth's mantle

The part of the earth's layer that has the highest temperature is located in the...

• Inner core

• Outer core

• Earth's mantle

• Crust

The movement of two plates approaching each other and colliding with each other to form a trench in the sea or high mountains and volcanoes is called...

• divergent

• convergent

• transform

• resonation

Earthquakes caused by the shifting of the earth's plates are called ... earthquakes.

• tectonics

• volcanic

• ruins

• collapses

The tool used for measuring the strength of an earthquake is called...

• seismograph

• telegraph

• stopwatch

• barometer

The area that felt the worst impact from the earthquake was...

• hypocenter

• epicenter

• plestoceista

• isoseista

Earthquakes that occur at the bottom of the sea can cause tidal waves that can hit the coast, called...

• tectonic earthquake

• collapses

• landslides

• tsunami