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Froggy Jumps Wegener's Drift ChallengeOnline version Quiz on continental drift and Wegener by Sheena Cabarles 1 Who proposed the theory of continental drift in the early 20th century? a Louis Agassiz b Alfred Wegener c Charles Darwin 2 What was a key piece of evidence Wegener used to support continental drift? a Rising sea levels globally b Fit of coastlines, especially South America and Africa c Current plate tectonics around the world 3 Which fossil evidence helped Wegener argue for ancient connections between continents? a Similar fossils found on now-distant continents b Different fossils across countries c Exact same DNA in fossils 4 Which mountain range did Wegener cite as evidence of past connection between continents? a Rocky Mountains split by rivers b Andes and Himalayas identical today c Appalachians and Caledonides showing similar ages 5 What climatic evidence supported Wegener’s theory? a Glacial deposits and coal beds in temperate regions b Desert sand patterns globally c Volcanic eruptions in all continents 6 Which concept later complemented Wegener’s idea to form plate tectonics? a Continental uplift without ocean floor change b Isostasy alone c Seafloor spreading and plate movement 7 Why was Wegener's theory initially rejected by many scientists? a Lacked a mechanism (plate movement) to explain drift b Had too much evidence but unclear dates c Was proven false by 1920s data 8 Which piece of evidence did not fit Wegener’s theory initially but later supported it? a Jigsaw fit of shorelines b Fossil distribution patterns that were identical everywhere c Matching shapes of continents 9 What is the modern term for the idea Wegener proposed? a Continental expansion b Continental drift as part of plate tectonics c Terra firma drift 10 Which scientist’s work helped establish the mechanism behind continental drift? a Charles Keeling with carbon cycles b Marie Curie with radioactivity c Harry Hess with seafloor spreading

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Wegener's Drift ChallengeOnline version

by Sheena Cabarles

Who proposed the theory of continental drift in the early 20th century?

What was a key piece of evidence Wegener used to support continental drift?

Which fossil evidence helped Wegener argue for ancient connections between continents?

Which mountain range did Wegener cite as evidence of past connection between continents?

What climatic evidence supported Wegener’s theory?

Which concept later complemented Wegener’s idea to form plate tectonics?

Why was Wegener's theory initially rejected by many scientists?

Which piece of evidence did not fit Wegener’s theory initially but later supported it?

What is the modern term for the idea Wegener proposed?

Which scientist’s work helped establish the mechanism behind continental drift?