A) thrust faults
B) normal faults
C) decrease in elevation
D) shrinking of mountain roots
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A) continental crust and oceanic crust having the same densities.
B) continental and oceanic crust being too thick.
C) continental crust being denser than oceanic crust.
D) reasonable estimates of crustal thickness and crustal densities.
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A) hardly at all; most of the water would be absorbed by porous land and by increasing size of freshwater lakes and rivers
B) the sea level would rise about 8 m
C) the sea level would rise about 80 m
D) the sea level would rise about 120 m
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A) 61: 39
B) 71: 29
C) 81: 19
D) 51: 49
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A) variations in elevation due to ice pressure and weight on top of the crust
B) variations in elevation due to type and thickness of underlying crust
C) variations in elevation due to tectonic forces
D) variations in elevation due to rock age, sedimentation patterns, and oceanic history
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A) oceanic crust is thinner and denser than continental crust.
B) oceanic crust is thinner and less dense than continental crust.
C) oceanic crust is thicker and denser than continental crust.
D) oceanic crust is thicker and less dense than continental crust.
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A) thickness and density.
B) thickness only.
C) density only.
D) the percentage of ice.
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True/False
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A) oceanic crust being denser than continental crust.
B) continental crust being denser than oceanic crust.
C) continental crust and oceanic crust having the same densities.
D) reasonable estimates of crustal thickness and crustal densities.
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A) thrust and uplift of continental crust
B) accretion by subduction zones
C) as a volcanic island arc
D) sea mounts and island volcanoes
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A) the height of the mountain above it.
B) the heights of nearby mountains.
C) the density of the mantle beneath it.
D) the composition of the crust.
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A) low-density mantle that extends extraordinarily deep.
B) high-density mantle very close to the surface.
C) low-density mantle close to the surface.
D) high-density mantle that extends very deep.
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A) transform
B) divergent
C) convergent
D) decorticate
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A) 8.85 km
B) 0 km (sea level)
C) - 0.5 km
D) - 5 km
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A) crust type
B) mantle density
C) age of rock, such as amount of erosion
D) history of rock, such as ice ages and volcanic action
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A) accreted
B) island arc
C) seamount
D) ridge
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A) root decreases under compression
B) density decreases under tension
C) root decreases under tension
D) density decreases under compression
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A) 1, 2, 3
B) 2, 1, 3
C) 3, 2, 1
D) 3, 1, 2
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