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Continental Drift Quest

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Movement of Earth's continents

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Continental Drift Quest
 

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Movement of Earth's continents

by Laila Marie Ilagan
1

Who first proposed the idea of continents once joined and drifting apart?

2

What supercontinent did Wegener propose existed before the drift?

3

Which type of evidence shows that coastlines of continents fit like puzzle pieces?

4

Which fossil evidence supported continental drift across oceans?

5

What early 20th-century theory helped explain plate movement later?

6

Which feature under the oceans provided major support for moving plates?

7

Which type of rocks help confirm past continental connections through matching sequences?

8

What natural process continues to move plates today?

9

Which evidence links past climates to continental positions?

10

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

11

What does the Continental Drift Theory state?

12

Why did many scientists originally reject Wegener’s Continental Drift Theory?

13

Similar rock layers and mountain ranges are found on different continents. How does this support continental drift?

14

Fossils of tropical plants have been found in Antarctica. What does this suggest?

15

Which of the following is an example of fossil evidence supporting continental drift?

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