Geology

Question 1

What was Earth’s last supercontinent?

Answer 1

Pangaea

Question 2

When did Pangaea exist?

Answer 2

335 to 175 million years ago

Question 3

For ___________, Earth’s continents have been conducting a stately dance. About every 400 to 500 million years they cluster into a supercontinent, then fall apart. The last supercontinent was Pangaea, which existed 335 to 175 million years ago.
19 May 2018 New Scientist

Answer 3

3 billion years

Question 4

For 3 billion years, Earth’s continents have been conducting a stately dance. About every ______________ they cluster into a supercontinent, then fall apart. The last supercontinent was Pangaea, which existed 335 to 175 million years ago.

Answer 4

400 to 500 million years

Question 5

For 3 billion years, Earth’s continents have been conducting a stately dance. About every 400 to 500 million years they cluster into a supercontinent, then fall apart. The last _____________ was Pangaea, which existed 335 to 175 million years ago.

19 May 2018 New Scientist

Answer 5

supercontinent

Question 6

For 3 billion years, Earth’s continents have been conducting a stately dance. About every 400 to 500 million years they cluster into a supercontinent, ___________. The last supercontinent was Pangaea, which existed 335 to 175 million years ago.

19 May 2018 New Scientist

Answer 6

then fall apart

Question 7

For 3 billion years, Earth’s continents have been conducting a stately dance. About every 400 to 500 million years they cluster into a supercontinent, then fall apart. The last supercontinent was __________, which existed 335 to 175 million years ago.

Answer 7

Pangaea

Question 8

For 3 billion years, Earth’s continents have been conducting a stately dance. About every 400 to 500 million years they cluster into a supercontinent, then fall apart. The last supercontinent was Pangaea, which existed _________________.
19 May 2018 New Scientist

Answer 8

335 to 175 million years ago