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Concept 3 Quiz

List and describe the evidence used to support the Plate Tectonics Theory.

This activity contains 10 questions.

Question 1.
A plot of the positions of Earth's magnetic poles over time reveals a pattern referred to as


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Question 2.
The age of the deepest sediment in an ocean basin ____________ with increasing distance from the oceanic ridge.


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Question 3.
The rate of plate movement is usually measured and described in kilometers per year.


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Question 4.
The ship JOIDES Resolution was an important part of the Deep Sea Drilling Project.


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Question 5.
The age of the Hawaiian islands


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Question 6.
A centralized area characterized by high heat flow and volcanic activity at the surface is often referred to as a


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Question 7.
Image of normal and reverse magnetism


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Question 8.
Magnetometer readings for rocks with normal magnetism would be


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Question 9.
Magnetic minerals lose the magnetism and magnetic orientation if heated above a temperature known as the


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Question 10.
Plate motion has been detected recently using


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