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Exam 1 Part 1

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #2
A  False
B  True
Question #5
A  in the deep sea
B  from a coral reef
C  at the beach
D  on the side slope of a mountain
Question #6
A  focus
B  earthquake’s center
C  fault scarp
D  magnitude
E  epicenter
Question #7
A  quartz sand grains on the deep ocean floor
B  silica shells from ocean plankton in the deep sea
C  calcite shells from ocean plankton in the deep sea
D  calcite shells from ocean plankton in the shallow ocean
Question #8
A  tide settings
B  high salinity
C  volcanism
D  low salinity
E  increased solar energy
Question #9
A  granite
B  basalt
C  conglomerate
D  limestone
E  sandstone
F  gypsum
Question #12
A  Along the edge of a continental plate on the seaward side of a subduction zone
B  Only in the northern hemisphere
C  Along the edge of the mid-ocean ridge
D  Only in the southern hemisphere
E  Along the edge of a continental plate on the landward side of a subduction zone
Question #13
A  Divergent boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of basaltic magma
B  Convergent boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of basaltic magma
C  Transform boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of rhyolitic magma
D  Transform boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of basaltic magma
E  Convergent boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of rhyolitic magma
F  Divergent boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of rhyolitic magma
Question #14
A  earthquakes in all & volcanoes in some but not in all settings
B  volcanoes only
C  earthquakes & volcanoes at all settings
D  earthquakes only
Question #15
A    
B  that the Earth was once much colder
C  that glaciers are unpredictable and prone to occur anywhere on Earth
D  that India used to be closer to the poles
E  all of the other choices
F  the Sun used to generate much less heat at that time in Earth’s hostory
Question #16
A  the position it is found in the ocean
B  the age it was deposited
C  the type of life form that made it
D  the shoreline it is found on
E  the color it is
F  the ocean floor it is found on
Question #17
A  Great Britain
B  Catalina
C  Greenland
D  Sicily
E  Long Island
F  Hawaii
Question #18
A  olivine
B  k-feldspar
C  calcite
D  quartz
E  muscovite
F  biotite
Question #20
A  Crust
B  Inner core
C  Mantle
D  Outer core
Question #21
A  False
B  True
Question #22
A  False
B  True
Question #28
A  Absorption
B  Thermostatic inertia
C  Cohesion
D  Ablation
E  Isostasy
F  Adhesion
Question #33
A  all of the other choices
B  isostasy
C  temperature of the continental crust compared to the mantle
D  magnetism
Question #35
A  convergent
B  consequent
C  divergent
D  transform
Question #36
A  at the spreading ridge
B  directly off the coast of Morocco and the eastern United States
C  at the subducting trench off Morocco
D  off the coast of Iceland
Question #37
A  catastrophism
B  plate tectonics
C  uniformitarianism
D  anthropology
Question #38
A  mantle
B  outer core
C  asthenosphere
D  the inner core
Question #39
A  H. M. S. Beagle
B  H.M.S. Challenger
C  U.S. S. Exploring Expedition
D  U. S. S. Constitution
Question #40
A  from the same age
B  significantly younger
C  significantly older
D  slightly older
Question #42
A  mainly conduction
B  the geothermal gradient
C  equal amounts of convection and conduction
D  mainly convection