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Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 20mins

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1.

Alfred Wegener, a German Scientist, just published a theory to explain the?

a)

jigyaw fit

b)

jisgaw fit

c)

gigsaw fit

d)

jigsaw fit

2.

These is deep regions

a)

rifts

b)

trenches

c)

magma

d)

plate

3.

it contains the crust and the mantle

(a)  

4.

the plates are rigid and they move over the softer?

a)

asthenosphere of the mantle

b)

asthenosphere

c)

mantle

d)

crust

5.

one plate can contain both?

a)

continental and oceanic crust

b)

continental and atlantic crust

c)

atlantic and oceanic crust

6.

it is a long, narrow chain hills or mountains

a)

trenches

b)

mid-oceanic ridge

c)

mid-atlantic ridge

d)

rifts

7.

they are about 70 kilometers thick.

a)

plates

b)

plate

c)

plate tectonic theory

d)

plate tectonics

8.

it is the formation of the new crust on the ocean floor

a)

seafloor mapping

b)

seafloor spreading

c)

magma

9.

it defined the depth and size of the oceans deepest regions.

a)

seafloor mapping

b)

trenches

c)

mapping

10.

it is a trembling or shaking of the earth

a)

earthquake

b)

fault

c)

focus

11.

it is break in rocks along which rocks have moved.

a)

fault

b)

focus

c)

epicenter

d)

ring of fire

12.

directly above the focus

a)

fault

b)

focus

c)

epicenter

13.

it is the point inside the earth where the rocks breaks or moves

a)

focus

b)

fault

c)

epicenter

14.

it occurs near plate edges

a)

ring of fire

b)

epicenter

c)

focus

d)

fault

15.

it is based on the observations of people who are in the earthquake

a)

rossi-forel scale

b)

richter scale

c)

modified mercalli scale

16.

it is on eof the firdt seismic scales to earthquake intensities

a)

richter scale

b)

modified mercalli scale

c)

rossi-forel scale

17.

the rossi-forel scale developed by two people. bigay niyo lang ung pangalan nung babae? sagutan niyo ‘to ng lower caps 😛

(a)  

18.

energy mkves away from the focus

a)

seismic

b)

seismic waves

c)

p-waves

d)

s-waves

19.

they can travel through any material in the earth like liquid, solid and gas.

a)

p-waves

b)

s-waves

c)

l-waves

20.

moves about hald as fast as p-waves

a)

s-waves

b)

p-waves

c)

l-waves

21.

move along the surface of the earth

a)

p-waves

b)

l-waves

c)

s-waves

22.

it measures and records seismic waves

a)

seismogram

b)

seismic

c)

seismograph

23.

it is the term used for recorded data

a)

seismographs

b)

seismogram

c)

seismic

24.

it is an area where two plates collide, pull apart, or slide past each other.

a)

plate

b)

plate boundary

c)

boundaries

25.

what type of boundary is this?

small caps lang syug

(a)  

26.

gaya lang dun guys, small caps paden 😛

(a)  

27.

small capss!!

(a)  

28.

places with the great desl of volcanic activities

a)

plume

b)

plate

c)

volcanic eruption

d)

hotspot

29.

narrow jet-like flow of hot material from great dept in the mantle

a)

plume

b)

hostpot

c)

viscosity of magma

30.

it is a measure of materials resistance to flow.

low caps

(a)  

31.

basaltic lavas are move fluid

a)

lava

b)

lava flows

c)

gases

32.

one to five percent of magma by weight

a)

gases

b)

pyroclastic materials

c)

lava

33.

it is fire fragments

(a)  

34.

fine, glassy fragments

(a)  

35.

walnut size

(a)  

36.

hardened lava

(a)  

37.

ejected as lava

(a)  

38.

pea-sized

(a)  

39.

from “frothy” lava

(a)  

40.

built from ejected lava fragments

a)

bombs

b)

cinder cone

c)

shield volcano

41.

primarily made of basaltic

a)

cinder cone

b)

lava flows

c)

shield volcano

42.

it is often produce

a)

nuee ardente

b)

lava

c)

pacific ocean

43.

volcanic mudflow

a)

lahar

b)

plume

c)

hotspot

44.

it is resistant vents left standing after erosion has removed the volcanic cone

a)

pipes

b)

lahar

c)

volcanic necks

45.

sheet-like

a)

tabular

b)

massive

c)

concordant

d)

discordant

46.

orientation with respect to the host rock

a)

tabular

b)

discordant

c)

concordant

d)

massive

47.

parallel to features such as sedimentary strata

a)

discordant

b)

concordant

48.

cuts across existing structures

a)

concordant

b)

discordant

49.

discordant pluton

a)

sill

b)

dike

c)

lacollith

d)

batholith

50.

concordant pluton

a)

sill

b)

dike

c)

lacollith

d)

batholith

51.

similar to a sill

a)

sill

b)

dike

c)

batholith

d)

laccolith

52.

lens shaped mass

a)

batholith

b)

dike

c)

sill

d)

laccolith

53.

largest intrusive body

a)

dike

b)

sill

c)

batholith

d)

laccolith

54.

heated during subduction

a)

heat

b)

crustal tocks

c)

magma

55.

it causes an increase in melting temperature

a)

role of heat

b)

role of volatiles

c)

role of pressure

56.

it causes rock melt at a lower temperature

a)

role of volatiles

b)

role of heat

c)

role of pressure

57.

it is a general term that refers to all changes in the original form or size of the rock body

a)

anticline

b)

syncline

c)

deformation

d)

folds

58.

rock bent into a series of waves

a)

anticline

b)

syncline

c)

folds

d)

deformation

59.

upfolded or arched, rock layers

a)

anticline

b)

syncline

c)

deformation

d)

folds

60.

downfolded rock layers

a)

anticline

b)

syncline

c)

deformation

d)

folds