Which option correctly separates cause and evidence?
Pole fleeing was Wegener's proposed force while Mesosaurus is evidence. Exam tip: distinguish cause and evidence.
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Pole fleeing was Wegener's proposed force while Mesosaurus is evidence. Exam tip: distinguish cause and evidence.
View question detailsCoastline rock fossil climate and mineral evidences support the same conclusion from different sources. Exam tip: use multi evidence approach.
View question detailsPaleoclimate is study of old climate not today's weather forecast. Exam tip: keep weather and climate separate.
View question detailsPangaea is a concept of old joined landmass while Mesosaurus is an evidence example. Exam tip: keep concept and evidence separate.
View question detailsGlossopteris and glacial clues strengthen old relation of Gondwanaland. Exam tip: remember southern evidence group.
View question detailsCoastline and rock similarity together strengthen old across Atlantic relation. Exam tip: see visual and geological evidence together.
View question detailsWegener's contribution was linking evidences and limitation was weak driving force. Exam tip: write both merit and limitation.
View question detailsWegener advanced the idea of mobile continents but could not give full mechanism. Exam tip: add both contribution and modern improvement.
View question detailsTethys was an ancient sea, not a plant fossil, so its matching with plant-fossil evidence is incorrect. Glossopteris is the major plant-fossil example used as evidence for continental drift. Mesosaurus represents fossil evidence, tillite represents glacial evidence, and placer gold deposits in Ghana represent mineral evidence. Exam tip: remember Tethys as an ancient sea and Glossopteris as a plant fossil.
View question detailsCoastline fit is useful but not complete proof alone. Exam tip: conclude by using several evidences together.
View question detailsIn Wegener's continental drift theory, Pangaea was a vast joined landmass, or supercontinent. The enormous global ocean surrounding it was called Panthalassa. Option A reverses the two terms. Exam tip: remember Pangaea as the unified landmass and Panthalassa as the surrounding ocean.
View question detailsIndia is considered to have separated from Gondwanaland and moved northward. Exam tip: link Himalaya context with plate collision.
View question detailsTillite relates to paleoclimate and Mesosaurus to biological fossil evidence. Exam tip: identify categories of evidence.
View question detailsWegener compared similarities of distant continents. Exam tip: treat comparison as his main method.
View question detailsContinents moved over geological time and climatic conditions changed. Exam tip: keep present and past separate.
View question detailsWegener linked evidences and plate tectonics gave a better cause of movement. Exam tip: understand their roles separately.
View question detailsWegener had many evidences but mechanism was weak. Exam tip: do not confuse criticism with absence of evidence.
View question detailsDistance similarity and geological context together strengthen fossil evidence. Exam tip: see distribution not only names.
View question detailsRock evidence is based not just on colour but age structure and sequence similarity. Exam tip: look for geological details.
View question detailsTethys and Panthalassa were not the same water body. In the reconstruction of the ancient supercontinent Pangaea, Tethys was a relatively narrow sea located between major landmasses, especially between northern Laurasia and southern Gondwana. Panthalassa was the vast outer ocean that surrounded Pangaea. Their positions and forms were therefore different, even though both belonged to the ancient geography associated with continental drift.
Option A is correct because it clearly distinguishes them by location and extent. The other options are unrelated: they describe modern cities, plant fossils, or imaginary polar forces rather than ancient seas. Remembering “Tethys inside or between landmasses” and “Panthalassa around Pangaea” prevents the common mistake of treating the two names as synonyms. The correction depends on their geographical relationship to Pangaea.
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