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[Part of the Lunar Study & Observing Certificate Program cosponsored by the American Lunar Society and The Moon Society] Ready to Print PDF Version of Test Based on the article: "Geologic Processes On The Moon" Ready to Print PDF Version of Article Ten Multiple Choice Questions NOTE: you may complete this Test as you read the article. 1. Craters result from meteorites that strike the lunar surface at velocities of: A. a few hundred feet per second 2. Simple craters are: A. bowl shaped craters 3. Central peaks in complex craters are most likely due to: A. magma seeping up subsurface faults produced by the impact 4. The regolith was formed by: A. massive impacts which deeply fractured the bedrock 5. Landslides on the moon are generally the result of: A. shock waves from meteorite impacts 6. Lava beds most often occur in basins because: A. basins produce local magnetic anomalies 7. Lunar lava often travels long distances before emplacing because: A. the lunar environment is so cold 8. Lunar domes (volcanoes) are characterized by: A. having smooth, low slopes 9. Dark mantling areas most likely represent: A. shocked rock from impact events 10. The majority of seismic activity on the moon is due to: A. tidal forces generated by earth's gravitational field PRINT THIS TEST, COMPLETE (Circle selected answers), AND MAIL WITH OBSERVATION LOG TO: ALS-TMS Lunar Certificate Program Questions and comments to: webmaster@moonsociety.org Submit a Request to update this page |