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Answer 1

Which of the following is true about the Earth’s crust?

It is the outer layer and coolest layer
It is the outer layer and warmest layer
It is the middle layer and coolest layer
It is a part of the Earth’s mantle

Answer 2

it is the outer layer and the coolest layer

Answer 3

thanks @Oak

Answer 4

yup, no problem, its pretty simple

Answer 5

can u fan me?

Answer 6

can u help me with more questions @Oak

Answer 7

yea perhaps

Answer 8

The asthenospheric mantle and the inner mantle are made up of

solid rock
semi-liquid rock
solid rock and liquid rock
none of these

Answer 9

@Oak

Answer 10

solid rock, and liquid rock

Answer 11

Which of the following is false?

Lithospheric plates move during earthquakes
Lithospheric plates can move even if there is no earthquake
Lithospheric plates can move very slowly
Lithospheric plates do not move

Answer 12

d

Answer 13

Which of the following statements is true?

P waves can travel through space.
P waves cannot travel through water.
P waves can travel through liquids and solids.
P waves cannot travel through rock.

Answer 14

@TheSmartOne

Answer 15

i think its 1.

Answer 16

The lithosphere is divided into

the crust and asthenospheric mantle
the crust and lithospheric mantle
the asthenosphere and the mesosphere
the crust and the core

Answer 17

for lithosperic plates, its B

Answer 18

P wave is a liquid or soild so C

Answer 19

are you sure @Oak

Answer 20

I mean go through liquid or solid

P-waves are a type of body wave, called seismic waves in seismology, that travel through a continuum and are the first waves from an earthquake to arrive at a seismograph. The continuum is made up of gases (as sound waves), liquids, or solids, including the Earth.

Answer 21

thanks for the explanation @Study312

Answer 22

A deep crack in the Earth’s crust is called a

bulge
fault
drift
overthrust

Answer 23

fault right?

Answer 24

your right

Answer 25

No its fault pretty sure

Answer 26

Its fault

Answer 27

Lithospheric plates are found in the Earth’s

asthenosphere
mantle
core
crust

Answer 28

Earth's lithosphere includes the crust and the uppermost mantle, which constitute the hard and rigid outer layer of the Earth.

Answer 29

so its the mantle?

Answer 30

and crust?

Answer 31

What is one thing that earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis have in common?

They are all caused by human activity.
They can all be caused by plate movement.
None of them is a serious Earth event.
They can all be prevented.

Answer 32

Well its upper mantle and I don't see that as an opition so crust

Answer 33

They all occur when the earth's plates shift in relation to one another. If it opens up and releases magma to the surface, there is a volcano. If not, there's an earthquake. A tsunami occurs when an earthquake happens under the ocean, and the shaking creates a larger-than-normal wave. This wave can be nearly unnoticable if it is a small earthqake, or it can be tens or hundreds of feet high and devastate what is on the shore.

Answer 34

What is one thing that earthquakes, volcanoes, and tsunamis have in common?

They are all caused by human activity.
They can all be caused by plate movement.
None of them is a serious Earth event.
They can all be prevented.

Answer 35

whats the answer??

Answer 36

which one do you think?

Answer 37

B

Answer 38

Yes

Answer 39

A transform boundary is a place where

geologic plates are formed
geologic plates are melted
geologic plates slide past each other
geologic plates make mountains

Answer 40

That's where two plates grind past each other with no (or little) compression or tension. You don't build mountains. You do get many earthquakes, and they're shallow earthquakes, and sometimes they can be large. In 1906, the San Andreas fault itself, of the San Andreas Fault Zone, set off a 7.6 that nearly destroyed San Francisco. There is no creation or destruction of crust, simply movement of plates past each other.

Answer 41

so C?

Answer 42

yeah

Answer 43

A force or an event that changes the Earth’s surface is known as

a geological process
an oceanographic change
a geologic plate
a tectonic boundary

Answer 44

I think, most likely

Answer 45

Hey there!
Just so you know these sort of questions would be more proper in the Earth Sciences forum.
So maybe it'd be advisable to close this down, and start a new one in the proper forum and tag your helpers.
Thanks! :)

Answer 46

@Atsie there is barely anybody in science forum

Answer 47

He is saying tag me in that forum because this is a question for that forum

Answer 48

or she

Answer 49

ok

Answer 50

out of all the subjects it seems math is the hardest

Answer 51

who would have thought

Answer 52

All you have to do is tag people that are online and they will try to help. Like @Study312 is helping you right now. :)
And I'm a she ^-^
Thanks you guys. You make a great part of the OpenStudy team!