Plate Tectonics

Plate Tectonics
The plates made up of continents and parts of oceans are known as:
Oceanic Plates
Terrestrial Plates
Continental Plates
Aquatic Plates
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Plate Tectonics
The mantle is the layer of Earth that lies:
over the crust
under the core
between the core and the crust
in the core
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Plate Tectonics
When two Continental Plates with same density, collide with one another,
collision takes place
earthquake takes place
transformation takes place
folding takes place
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Plate Tectonics
When an Oceanic Plate collides with a Continental Plate, the Continental Plate is forced
upwards
into it
downwards
backwards
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Plate Tectonics
The two continents that will move further apart due to the Divergent Movement of African and American Plates are:
Africa and Europe
America and Africa
Asia and Africa
America and Australia
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Plate Tectonics
Compared to the Continental Plates, the Oceanic Plates are:
less dense
more thick
more dense
lighter
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Plate Tectonics
Other than Continental Plates, the other type of Crustal Plates is:
Oceanic Plates
Terrestrial Plates
Aquatic Plates
Antarctic Plates
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Plate Tectonics
An example of Oceanic Plate is the:
Arabian Plate
Antarctic Plate
Persian Plate
Pacific Plate
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Plate Tectonics
Learning the Internal Structure of Earth will give us a greater understanding of:
crust
mantle
plate tectonics
core
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Plate Tectonics
When plates move away from each other, they:
converge
diverge
collapse
form vacuum
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