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1 t <p>1. Name the parts of the earth</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• Core Inner/Outer</p><p>• Mantle</p><p>• Crust</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
2 t <p>2. Alfred Wegener put forward the idea of continental drift and that the continents existed as one super continent. What evidence did he have?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• Shape of the continents look like they could fit together like a jigsaw puzzle</p><p>• Fossils from different continents matched up.</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
3 t <p>3. Why were his ideas not accepted?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• Not enough evidence</p><p>• The believed the earth was shrinking as it cooled.</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
4 t <p>4. What are the names of the plates making up the earth’s crust?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• Tectonic plates</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
5 t <p>5. What causes them to move?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• Convection currents in the mantle</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
6 t <p>6. What causes the convection currents?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• Radioactive processes in the core cause the mantle to heat up causing the convection currents</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
7 t <p>7. Why can scientists not predict where and when earthquakes occur?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• The changes occur inside the earth’s mantle which scientists cannot measure.</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
8 t <p>8. The composition of the atmosphere has been has been much the same as it is today. What is the composition of the atmosphere?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• About 78% Nitrogen</p><p>• About 21% Oxygen</p><p>• Small proportions of carbon dioxide water vapour and argon</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
9 t <p>9. What is thought to have created the early atmosphere?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• Intense volcanic activity released gasses that formed the early atmosphere</p><p>• And water vapour that condensed to form the oceans</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
10 t <p>10. What was the composition of the early atmosphere?</p> Uploading Image...	t <p>• Mainly Carbon Dioxide</p><p>• Water vapour</p><p>• Small proportions of methane and ammonia</p><p>• Little or no oxygen</p> Uploading Image...	t Uploading Image...	t R
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