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23 Aug 2024 - High School Science Quiz

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Crossy
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How much notice were you taking in your science classes??

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richard_smith237

One of the answers is incorrect..   

 

Which layer of the Earth is believed to be made up of molten rock?

The Mantle is Solid. 

 

The Core (outer)  is made up of Molten Rock.

 

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Crossy

Yeah, I suppose it depends when you went to High School. Certainly when I was of that age it was "liquid" (ish), it's certainly pretty runny when it comes out of volcanoes as magma / lava.

 

But back then then it was Crust, Mantle, Outer Core, Inner Core.

 

I'll let anyone who answered Core score an extra answer.

 

The prize will be increased by an appropriate percentage.

 

 

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