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Earth's History T/F Quiz

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Test your knowledge of Earth's history.

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Earth's History T/F Quiz
 

Earth's History T/F QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of Earth's history.

by Ola
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Some rock layers are missing, forming gaps in the rock record called unconformities.

2

Sedimentary rocks typically form in vertical layers.

3

The geologic time scale divides Earth's history into hours and minutes.

4

Fossils are the traces or remains of organisms that lived long ago.

5

Absolute dating cannot provide ages in years.

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Relative dating determines whether one event is older or younger than another.

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Heat from Earth's interior rises and can cause volcanic eruptions.

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Fossils are most commonly preserved in sedimentary rock.

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Erosion only happens rapidly during floods.

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The oldest rock layer is always at the top.

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