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A geologic feature is discovered that contains multiple rock layers.
Rock layer A has sharp turns. Rock layer B has gentle curves. Rock layer C folds inwards. Rock layer D contains an anticline.
What would this geologic feature be classified as?
(A)
chevron
(B)
disharmonic
(C)
monocline
(D)
ptygmatic
Read the sentence from the introduction [paragraphs 1-4].
At these boundaries, rocks and debris are warped and folded into hills, mountains and entire
mountain ranges.
What is the definition of "warped" as it is used in the sentence above?
(A)
contorted or reshaped
(B)
distorted or confused
(C)
corrupt or shameful
(D)
damaged or ruined
3
What do folded mountains indicate happened in an area?
(A)
Tectonic plates have been sliding past each other
(B)
Tectonic plates have stopped moving and remained still.
(C)
Tectonic plates have been travelling away from each other.
(D)
Tectonic plates have collided and pushed against each other.
Read the selection from the section "Appalachians Were Once Higher Than Himalayas." Then, fill in the blank.
Millions of years ago, the Appalachians were taller than the Himalayas. Millions of years of
erosion, however, have taken their toll. Today, some of the highest peaks of the Appalachians are
less than a third of the height of the Himalayas' Mount Everest.
The phrase "taken their toll" in the selection above tells the reader that
(A)
people pay money to see the highest peaks
(B)
heights have been measured and recorded
(C)
erosion has had a significant effect
(D)
time has made the mountains ugly
What will MOST likely happen to the Alps millions of years in the future?
(A)
The Alps will continue to be folded and grow in size.
(B)
The Alps will stop folding and will get smaller in size.
(C)
The Alps will eventually stop folding and remain the same size.
(D)
The Alps will continue to be folded but will remain the same size.
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1
A geologic feature is discovered that contains multiple rock layers.
Rock layer A has sharp turns. Rock layer B has gentle curves. Rock layer C folds inwards. Rock layer D contains an anticline.
What would this geologic feature be classified as?
(A)
chevron
(B)
disharmonic
(C)
monocline
(D)
ptygmatic
Read the sentence from the introduction [paragraphs 1-4].
At these boundaries, rocks and debris are warped and folded into hills, mountains and entire
mountain ranges.
What is the definition of "warped" as it is used in the sentence above?
(A)
contorted or reshaped
(B)
distorted or confused
(C)
corrupt or shameful
(D)
damaged or ruined
3
What do folded mountains indicate happened in an area?
(A)
Tectonic plates have been sliding past each other
(B)
Tectonic plates have stopped moving and remained still.
(C)
Tectonic plates have been travelling away from each other.
(D)
Tectonic plates have collided and pushed against each other.
Read the selection from the section "Appalachians Were Once Higher Than Himalayas." Then, fill in the blank.
Millions of years ago, the Appalachians were taller than the Himalayas. Millions of years of
erosion, however, have taken their toll. Today, some of the highest peaks of the Appalachians are
less than a third of the height of the Himalayas' Mount Everest.
The phrase "taken their toll" in the selection above tells the reader that
(A)
people pay money to see the highest peaks
(B)
heights have been measured and recorded
(C)
erosion has had a significant effect
(D)
time has made the mountains ugly
What will MOST likely happen to the Alps millions of years in the future?
(A)
The Alps will continue to be folded and grow in size.
(B)
The Alps will stop folding and will get smaller in size.
(C)
The Alps will eventually stop folding and remain the same size.
(D)
The Alps will continue to be folded but will remain the same size.
This article is available at 5 reading levels at https://newsela.com.
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