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Froggy Jumps Pangaea QuestOnline version Pangaea quiz game by levi.belisario001@deped.gov.ph 1 When did Pangaea begin to break apart from its original form? a Approximately 175 million years ago b Approximately 300 million years ago c Approximately 65 million years ago 2 What is Pangaea? a An ancient supercontinent containing most landmasses b A topographic feature on Mars c A present-day ocean 3 What were the two major landmasses named for the northern and southern parts of Pangaea? a Auritania and Pacifia b Eurasia and Afroasia c Laurasia and Gondwana 4 What evidence supports the existence of Pangaea? a Current mountain ranges formed in the last century b Arctic ice core layers c Matching coastlines and similar fossils across continents 5 Who proposed the idea of a supercontinent that later became Pangaea? a Charles Darwin b Alfred Wegener c Isaac Newton 6 Which geological period is associated with the break-up of Pangaea? a Triassic period (before break-up began) b Cretaceous period c Jurassic period 7 Which scientific theory explains how continents drift from Pangaea? a Plate tectonics b Solar tectonics c Pangea theory 8 Which ocean began to open as Pangaea split apart? a The Arctic Ocean b The Indian Ocean c The Atlantic Ocean 9 Name a pair of present-day continents that were once connected in Gondwana. a Africa and South America b Europe and Asia c North America and Australia 10 What is the term for the slow movement of Earth's lithospheric plates? a Plate tectonics b Continental drift (obsolete term) c Geothermal convection 11 What was Pangaea? a A single giant landmass that split into continents b A large ocean c A volcanic island chain 12 When did Pangaea begin to break apart? a Around 175 million years ago b Around 10,000 years ago c Around 2 billion years ago 13 Who proposed the idea of Pangaea? a Charles Darwin b Isaac Newton c Alfred Wegener 14 Which evidence supports Pangaea’s existence? a Matching coastlines of South America and Africa b Ancient desert fossils only c Moon rocks 15 What two major landmasses formed from Pangaea’s break? a Laurasia and EurAsia b Laurasia and Gondwana c Gondwana and Atlantis 16 Which fossil helps link continents across oceans? a Mesosaurus fossils in Africa and South America b Dinosaur bones only in North America c Mammal fossils in Antarctica 17 What climate clue supports Pangaea? a Glacial deposits found in tropical areas b Volcanic ash layers worldwide c Desert sands in the Arctic 18 Which modern continents were once connected in Gondwana? a Africa, South America, India, Antarctica, Australia b Europe, North America, Asia c Greenland, Iceland, Japan 19 What is plate tectonics’ relation to Pangaea? a Pangaea later fractured due to tectonic plates moving b Pangaea caused all mountains to disappear c Pangaea was a myth with no real evidence 20 Which feature helps trace Pangaea’s outline today? a Tower heights of pyramids b Coastline fit and shared rock formations c Current ocean color patterns

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When did Pangaea begin to break apart from its original form?

What is Pangaea?

What were the two major landmasses named for the northern and southern parts of Pangaea?

What evidence supports the existence of Pangaea?

Who proposed the idea of a supercontinent that later became Pangaea?

Which geological period is associated with the break-up of Pangaea?

Which scientific theory explains how continents drift from Pangaea?

Which ocean began to open as Pangaea split apart?

Name a pair of present-day continents that were once connected in Gondwana.

What is the term for the slow movement of Earth's lithospheric plates?

What was Pangaea?

When did Pangaea begin to break apart?

Who proposed the idea of Pangaea?

Which evidence supports Pangaea’s existence?

What two major landmasses formed from Pangaea’s break?

Which fossil helps link continents across oceans?

What climate clue supports Pangaea?

Which modern continents were once connected in Gondwana?

What is plate tectonics’ relation to Pangaea?

Which feature helps trace Pangaea’s outline today?