Curriculum
Login

Curriculum

Biology & Geology

Chapter 1 - Support and Movement in Living Organisms

0/26

Chapter 2 - Hormonal Coordination in Living Organisms

0/32

Chapter 3 - Reproduction in Living Organisms

0/33

Chapter 4 - Immunity in Living Organisms

0/34

Chapter 5 - Molecular Biology - DNA Structure and Function

0/43

Chapter 6 - Molecular Biology - RNA, Protein Synthesis and Genetic Engineering

0/38

Chapter 7 - Geology, Earth Sciences and Ecology

0/28
Quiz

Lesson 1: Structure of Earth, Geological Time and Structural Geology — Picture questions (exam style)

Submit quiz
Once you submit, you will no longer be able to change your answers. Are you sure you want to submit the quiz?
Cancel Submit
  • Questions count: 71
  • Passing grade: 60%
Start Quiz
1.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → C → F → B → D → E → I → F
A → B → F → C → D → E → I → F
E → B → F → C → D → A → I → F
A → B → I → C → D → E → F → F
2.
The curve shows the decay of K-40 (half-life 1.3 billion years). A rock has daughter : parent = 7 : 1. Which option is correct?
The curve shows the decay of K-40 (half-life 1.3 billion years). A rock has daughter : parent = 7 : 1. Which option is correct?
age = 0.433 billion years, parent remaining = 25%
age = 3.9 billion years, parent remaining = 87.5%
age = 5.2 billion years, parent remaining = 12.5%
age = 3.9 billion years, parent remaining = 12.5%
3.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
4.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → F → C → D → I → E
I → B → F → C → D → A → E
A → D → F → C → B → I → E
F → B → A → C → D → I → E
5.
The curve shows the decay of C-14 (half-life 5730 years). A rock has daughter : parent = 15 : 1. Which option is correct?
The curve shows the decay of C-14 (half-life 5730 years). A rock has daughter : parent = 15 : 1. Which option is correct?
age = 1.43e+03 years, parent remaining = 6.25%
age = 22920 years, parent remaining = 12.5%
age = 1.43e+03 years, parent remaining = 12.5%
age = 22920 years, parent remaining = 6.25%
6.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
7.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
D → I → B → C → A → E → F → F
A → I → B → C → D → F → E → F
A → I → B → C → D → F → F → E
A → I → B → C → D → E → F → F
8.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
layer 3: crust (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: inner core (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 3: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
9.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → F → I → C → B → D
D → F → B → C → I → A
A → F → D → C → I → B
A → F → B → C → I → D
10.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
layer 4: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: inner core (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 4: outer core (liquid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
11.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → E → C → I → D → F
A → B → F → C → I → D → E
A → B → F → D → I → C → E
A → B → F → C → D → I → E
12.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, reached only by P waves (via the outer core)
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, reached only by P waves (via the outer core)
13.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
I → F → B → C → A → D → E → F
F → A → B → C → I → D → E → F
A → F → B → C → I → D → E → F
A → C → B → F → I → D → E → F
14.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
15.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → F → F → C → D → I → E → B
A → F → B → F → D → I → E → C
A → F → B → C → D → I → E → F
A → F → B → C → E → I → D → F
16.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
17.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → C → D → F → E → I → F
A → F → C → D → B → E → I → F
A → B → C → D → F → I → E → F
A → E → C → D → F → B → I → F
18.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → F → C → B → D → I → E
A → F → I → C → D → B → E
A → F → B → C → D → I → E
I → F → B → C → D → A → E
19.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
layer 4: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 4: inner core (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 4: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
20.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → C → B → I → F → D
A → I → F → C → B → D
A → I → B → C → F → D
A → B → I → C → F → D
21.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
layer 2: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 2: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 2: inner core (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, reached only by P waves (via the outer core)
22.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → I → C → F → D → E → F
E → B → I → C → F → D → A → F
A → B → I → E → F → D → C → F
B → A → I → C → F → D → E → F
23.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → I → B → F → C → D
A → I → B → F → D → C
A → I → C → F → B → D
D → I → B → F → C → A
24.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → I → D → C → F → B → E
A → I → B → C → F → D → E
A → E → B → C → F → D → I
C → I → B → A → F → D → E
25.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
layer 4: inner core (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 4: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: inner core (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
26.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → F → I → C → D → E
A → F → B → I → C → D → E
A → F → B → D → C → I → E
A → F → B → E → C → D → I
27.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
I → F → B → A → C → D
A → F → B → C → I → D
A → D → B → I → C → F
A → F → B → I → C → D
28.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
layer 3: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: crust (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 3: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
29.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
layer 3: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: crust (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 3: outer core (liquid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
30.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → I → F → C → D → E
A → I → B → F → C → D → E
D → I → B → F → C → A → E
A → I → F → B → C → D → E
31.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
layer 2: crust (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 2: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
32.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → F → F → I → D → E → C
A → F → F → C → I → D → E → B
A → B → F → C → I → D → E → F
A → E → F → C → I → D → B → F
33.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → I → B → C → F → D → E → F
A → E → B → C → F → D → I → F
E → I → B → C → F → D → A → F
F → I → B → C → F → D → E → A
34.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
layer 2: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 2: crust (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 2: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
35.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
36.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → C → F → E → I → D → F
A → D → C → F → B → I → E → F
A → B → C → F → D → I → E → F
A → B → C → F → D → I → F → E
37.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
layer 3: crust (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 3: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
38.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → F → D → I → C
A → C → F → B → I → D
A → B → F → C → I → D
C → B → F → A → I → D
39.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
40.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
layer 4: crust (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 4: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: inner core (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 5150 – 6371 km, both P and S waves pass
41.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
layer 3: outer core (liquid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 3: crust (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
42.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → I → F → C → D → B → E → F
A → B → F → C → D → I → E → F
A → B → F → D → C → I → E → F
A → E → F → C → D → I → B → F
43.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
layer 4: inner core (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 4: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
44.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → F → E → I → C → D → B → F
A → F → B → I → C → D → E → F
A → F → B → C → I → D → E → F
I → F → B → A → C → D → E → F
45.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → I → B → C → D → F → E
A → I → C → B → D → F → E
A → D → B → C → I → F → E
A → I → B → C → D → E → F
46.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → D → C → I → E → F → F
A → B → F → D → I → E → F → C
A → B → C → D → I → E → F → F
C → B → A → D → I → E → F → F
47.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
48.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → I → C → F → D
A → C → I → B → F → D
A → F → I → C → B → D
A → B → F → C → I → D
49.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 35 – 2900 km, S-waves do not pass through it
50.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
layer 3: outer core (liquid), depth 35 – 2900 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 3: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: inner core (solid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
51.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → D → C → I → F → E
A → B → I → C → D → F → E
A → B → I → C → E → F → D
E → B → I → C → D → F → A
52.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → F → C → I → D → E
A → B → I → C → F → D → E
A → B → I → C → F → E → D
A → C → I → B → F → D → E
53.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → F → B → C → E → D → I
A → E → B → C → I → D → F
A → F → B → E → I → D → C
A → F → B → C → I → D → E
54.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → F → C → I → D → B → E
A → I → C → B → D → F → E
A → B → C → I → D → F → E
F → B → C → I → D → A → E
55.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → I → C → D → F → E → F
A → D → I → C → B → F → E → F
A → B → I → F → D → F → E → C
A → B → I → C → E → F → D → F
56.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → F → C → D → E → F → I
A → B → I → C → D → E → F → F
A → B → D → C → I → E → F → F
E → B → I → C → D → A → F → F
57.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → C → I → D → F → E → F
A → B → C → I → D → E → F → F
A → B → C → D → I → F → E → F
C → B → A → I → D → F → E → F
58.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → I → B → D → C → F → E → F
A → I → B → F → C → D → F → E
D → I → B → F → C → A → E → F
A → I → B → F → C → D → E → F
59.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
layer 2: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 5150 – 6371 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 2: inner core (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 2: crust (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 2: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
60.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → E → C → F → D → I → B
A → F → C → B → D → I → E
A → B → C → D → F → I → E
A → B → C → F → D → I → E
61.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: crust (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
62.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 1?
layer 1: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 1: inner core (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, reached only by P waves (via the outer core)
layer 1: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
63.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
F → I → B → C → D → F → E → A
C → I → B → A → D → F → E → F
A → I → B → C → D → F → E → F
A → I → B → C → D → F → F → E
64.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
B → A → C → I → D → E → F → F
A → B → C → I → F → E → F → D
A → B → F → I → D → E → C → F
A → B → C → I → D → E → F → F
65.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → B → C → E → D → F → I → F
B → A → C → F → D → E → I → F
A → B → C → F → D → E → I → F
A → B → C → F → E → D → I → F
66.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
67.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
The cross-section shows sedimentary layers (A at the bottom) cut by fault F and igneous intrusion I. Order the events from oldest to youngest.
A → F → B → D → C → E → I → F
D → F → B → C → A → E → I → F
A → F → B → C → D → F → I → E
A → F → B → C → D → E → I → F
68.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 3?
layer 3: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 3: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 3: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 3: outer core (liquid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, both P and S waves pass
69.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
layer 2: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 2900 – 5150 km, reached only by P waves (via the outer core)
layer 2: inner core (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, reached only by P waves (via the outer core)
layer 2: inner core (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, reached only by P waves (via the outer core)
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, both P and S waves pass
70.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 2?
layer 2: crust (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 2: crust (solid), depth 5150 – 6371 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 2: crust (solid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 2: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
71.
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
The figure is a section through the Earth with randomly numbered layers. Which option is correct about layer 4?
layer 4: mantle (solid / plastic), depth 2900 – 5150 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 4: outer core (liquid), depth 0 – 35 km, both P and S waves pass
layer 4: outer core (liquid), depth 2900 – 5150 km, S-waves do not pass through it
layer 4: crust (solid), depth 35 – 2900 km, both P and S waves pass
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 15
  • 16
  • 17
  • 18
  • 19
  • 20
  • 21
  • 22
  • 23
  • 24
  • 25
  • 26
  • 27
  • 28
  • 29
  • 30
  • 31
  • 32
  • 33
  • 34
  • 35
  • 36
  • 37
  • 38
  • 39
  • 40
  • 41
  • 42
  • 43
  • 44
  • 45
  • 46
  • 47
  • 48
  • 49
  • 50
  • 51
  • 52
  • 53
  • 54
  • 55
  • 56
  • 57
  • 58
  • 59
  • 60
  • 61
  • 62
  • 63
  • 64
  • 65
  • 66
  • 67
  • 68
  • 69
  • 70
  • 71