A) strike- slip
B) convergent
C) transform
D) divergent
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A) transform
B) subduction
C) divergent
D) convergent
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A) normal and reversed magnetized stripes roughly parallel to the ridge
B) normal and reversed magnetized stripes roughly perpendicular to the ridge axis
C) concentric circles about a rising plume of hot, mantle magma
D) reversed magnetizations along the present day rift valleys and normal magnetizations along the adjacent ridge
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A) divergent boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of basaltic magma
B) convergent boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of rhyolitic magma
C) divergent boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of rhyolitic magma
D) convergent boundaries by submarine eruptions and intrusions of basaltic magma
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A) more than 500 million years ago, because the curves are separated then
B) just recently, when the curves came together
C) about 300 million years ago, because the curves really bend before that
D) about 200 million years ago because, for times older than that, their curves remain parallel and about the same distance apart
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A) increases two metres
B) increases two centimetres
C) decreases eight meters
D) decreases two centimetres
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A) Peru-Chile trench
B) Red Sea
C) Ural Mountains
D) San Andreas fault
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A) convergent
B) divergent
C) strike- slip
D) transform
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A) the oceans have not always contained most of Earth's water
B) proterozoic rocks are found only as seamounts in the deepest parts of the ocean basins
C) the ocean basins are relatively young; most ocean basin rocks and sediments are Cretaceous or younger in age
D) the youngest sediments were deposited directly on the oldest seafloor basalts
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A) the oceans have not always contained most of Earth's water
B) Proterozoic rocks are found only as seamounts in the deepest parts of the ocean basins
C) the youngest sediments were deposited directly on the oldest seafloor basalts
D) the ocean basins are geologically young (<Cretaceous) and become younger towards the ridge
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A) flux- melting associated with subduction and a convergence between two sub- plates in the Pacific basin
B) shallow decompression melting along a mid- Pacific ridge, spreading NE- SW
C) shear melting associated with a mid- Pacific transform fault
D) shallow decompression melting of a fixed mantle plume, with magmas rising through the NW- moving Pacific plate
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A) where the north magnetic pole appears to be located as viewed from various locations on different continents of the northern hemisphere today
B) laboratory locations where Eurasian and North America rock samples were taken to be tested
C) the apparent positions for the north magnetic pole at various times in the past, from paleomagnetic measurements on different rock sequences in Eurasia and North America
D) where the north magnetic pole will be at various times in the future if North America keeps moving east and Eurasia keeps moving west
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A) Bill Kohl
B) Alfred Wegener
C) Peter Rommel
D) Karl Wagner
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A) hot spots
B) changes in the Moon's orbit due to shifting plates
C) ocean floor drilling
D) measurements of plate motions
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A) Urals in Russia
B) Andes in South America
C) Alps in Europe
D) northern Canadian Rockies
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A) convergent
B) divergent
C) transform
D) strike- slip
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