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EAPS 112 - Exam 1 Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Name the 7 major plates of the World: - ANSWER-1. Pacific 2. South American 3. North American 4. African 5. Eurasian 6. Antarctic 7. Indo-Australian Name the 3 types of plate boundaries: - ANSWER-1. Convergent 2. Divergent 3. Transform ...

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EAPS 112 - Exam 1 Questions &
Answers 2023/2024
Name the 7 major plates of the World: - ANSWER-1. Pacific

2. South American

3. North American

4. African

5. Eurasian

6. Antarctic

7. Indo-Australian



Name the 3 types of plate boundaries: - ANSWER-1. Convergent

2. Divergent

3. Transform



Name 5 major types of evidence for the concept of plate tectonics: - ANSWER-1. Jigsaw puzzle like fit at
continental coastlines

2. Similar geology at areas thought to be joined.

3. Paleoclimatic evidence

4. Glacial striations

5. Matching fossils



What are magnetic reversals? - ANSWER-Change of Earth's magnetic fields. (magnetic north - geographic
south)



What evidence is there for magnetic reversals? - ANSWER-Polarity fields across the ocean floor.



When did the last magnetic reversal occur? - ANSWER-86,000 years ago.

, What did Wegener do? - ANSWER-Continental Drift Theory



What did T.C. Chamberlin do? - ANSWER-Multiple Working Hypotheses



What did Harry Hess do? - ANSWER-Unifying Theory of Plate Tectonics



Explain "Continental Drift Theory" - ANSWER-Shorelines of continents fit together, showing they may
have drifted apart. Mountain range line up as well.



Explain the "Theory of Plate Tectonics" - ANSWER-Explains the movement of plates that drift on the
asthenosphere.



What does the "Theory of Plate Tectonics" help to explain? - ANSWER--Earthquakes

-Volcanoes

-Mountain Formations

-Continent Locations



Explain "Multiple Working Hypotheses" - ANSWER-Developing multiple hypotheses at the start, rather
than settling on one. Most won't be true, and will make it more likely that a meaningful hypothesis
arises.



When was the "Theory of Multiple Working Hypotheses" proposed? And by whom? - ANSWER-1890. T.C.
Chamberlin



What is the progression to establishing a law? - ANSWER-Hypothesis --- Theory --- Law



Provide two facts on the "Kentland Disturbance" - ANSWER-1) Small area of deformed rocks surrounded
by horizontal rocks.

2) Lower forming rocks were found as deformed rocks on the surface.



Name several possible origins of the "Kentland Disturbance" - ANSWER--Impact Event

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