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A  divergence

B  seafloor spreading

C  sliding of plates along a vertical fault

D  a cold, heavy plate causing subducting into the mantle

A  a strong relationship between the age of the sea floor and depth in water

B  a weak relationship between the age of the sea floor and depth in water

C  a strong relationship between the age of the sea floor and a shallowing of the water

D  a weak relationship between the age of the sea floor and a shallowing of the water

A  Having a weak rock makes large powerful earthquakes less frequent

B  Having a weak rock makes tsunamis less frequent

C  Having a weak rock makes tsunamis more frequent

D  Having a weak rock makes large powerful earthquakes more frequent

A  Yes

B  No

A  Landslides

B  Earthquakes and Tsunamis

C  Landslides and Tsunamis

D  Hurricanes

A  No

B  Yes

A  the north pole switches positions with the south pole

B  the north pole moves to the west

C  the east pole switches positions with the west pole

D  the north pole moves to the east

A  a cuttlefish, proved there was life was native to the trench

B  a flatfish, proved there was life could migrate down the trench

C  they found nothing

D  a cuttlefish, proved there was life could migrate down the trench

E  a flatfish, proved there was life was native to the trench

A  a pioneering submarine that could withstand pressure of 10,000 PSI with its 3 inch walls.

B  a pioneering submarine that could withstand pressure of 16,000 PSI with its 5 inch walls.

C  a pioneering submarine that could withstand pressure of 10,000 PSI with its 5 inch walls.

D  a pioneering submarine that could withstand pressure of 16,000 PSI with its 3 inch walls.

A  uses light beams to bounce off the ocean floor measuring features

B  pumps sound waves into the water and the sound waves bounce off from solid ground and come back to the sonar, detecting the ocean floor features.

C  pumps water to bounce off from solid ground and come back to the sonar, detecting the ocean floor features.

A  H.M.S. Challenger

B  H.M.S. Beagle

C  U.S.S. Constitution

D  H.M.S. Cook

A  Challenger Deep, over 35,000 feet

B  Valerus Maneris, over 41,000 feet

C  Laurentian Deep,over 41,000 feet

D  Peruvian Trench, over 39,000 feet

E  Challenger Deep, over 31,000 feet