A) Atmospheric circulation.
B) Rock cycle.
C) Hydrologic cycle.
D) Tectonic cycle.
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A) The ocean floor has a lower density and therefore sinks more easily.
B) The ocean floor is made of felsic minerals and is heavier than continental material.
C) The ocean floor is made of mafic material and is therefore denser than continental material.
D) The weight of the continents is so great that they push the ocean floor material downward.
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A) Ocean crust thickness is greater than continental crust.
B) Ocean crust thickness is less than continental crust.
C) Ocean crust thickness is the same as continental crust.
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A) These have dark coloration.
B) These are not resistant to weathering.
C) These have a high melting temperature.
D) These are high in silicate minerals.
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A) Sea-floor spreading centers.
B) Collision zones between plates.
C) Transform plate boundaries.
D) All plate boundaries.
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A) Lava; magma.
B) Intrusive; extrusive.
C) Magma; lava.
D) Extrusive; intrusive.
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A) Earthquakes and volcanoes.
B) chemical weathering.
C) Sublimation.
D) Drifting.
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A) Clastic.
B) Biochemical.
C) Organic.
D) Chemical.
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A) Atmospheric circulation.
B) Rock cycle.
C) Hydrologic cycle.
D) Tectonic cycle.
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A) Sedimentary.
B) Metamorphic.
C) Igneous.
D) Clastic.
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A) Geologic cycle.
B) Rock cycle.
C) Hydrologic cycle.
D) Tectonic cycle.
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A) The age of geological features based on isotopic dating techniques.
B) The approximate age of geological features based on the period or epoch in which they occurred.For instance,noting a feature is from the Cretaceous.
C) A range of numeric values in which a feature was likely formed and based on several lines of evidence,such as paleoclimatic and paleobotanical reconstructions.
D) The age of one feature with respect to another within a sequence of events and deduced from the positions of rock strata above and below one another.
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A) The age of the sea floor is the same in most areas of the ocean.
B) The age of the sea floor does not follow a discernable pattern.
C) The age of the sea floor increases with increasing distance from a mid-ocean ridge.
D) The age of the sea floor increases with increasing distance from a trench.
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A) Direct sampling of the interior using deep-test wells.
B) Work in Earth's deepest caverns and caves.
C) Indirect evidence involving the analysis of seismic waves.
D) Historic and prehistoric records.
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