Being Able to See Differences Between Situations, Phenomena, or Events

question 95

Multiple Choice

Being able to see differences between situations, phenomena, or events is a creative ability called ____ thinking.

• A) referent
• B) convergent
• C) divergent
• D) emergent
• E) parallel

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Definitions:

Continental Crust

The dense segment of the Earth's crust responsible for the formation of big terrestrial masses, which is usually more ancient and complex compared to the oceanic crust.

Oceanic Crust

The thin layer of the Earth's crust that underlies the ocean basins, composed mainly of basalt.

Mantle

The layer of the Earth located between the crust and the outer core, composed of silicate rocks rich in iron and magnesium.

Gravity

The force exerted between any two objects, such as that between the Sun, Earth, and Moon; synonymous with gravitational pull.