Supercontinent Formation Quiz
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How often does a new supercontinent form?

  • Every 100,000,000 years
  • Every 500,000,000 years (correct)
  • Every 250,000,000 years
  • Every 1,000,000,000 years

    • What is the approximate time frame for the formation of a new supercontinent?

  • 400,000,000-600,000,000 years
  • 500,000,000-700,000,000 years (correct)
  • 700,000,000-800,000,000 years
  • 300,000,000-400,000,000 years

    • How frequently do new supercontinents form compared to the formation of new mountain ranges?

  • More often than new mountain ranges
  • It varies and cannot be compared
  • At the same frequency as new mountain ranges
  • Less often than new mountain ranges (correct)

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