Which statements are true descriptions of earth's interior layers? select the two correct answers.
the asthenosphere is located below the lithosphere.
the mantle is composed of silicate material.
the mesosphere is the outermost layer of earth.
the outer core is composed of different elements than the inner core.
the crust is composed of iron with nickel and sulfur.

The astenosphere is located below the lithosphere

The mantle is composed of silicate material

Explanation:

The Earth has several different layers, and they can be presented in two different manners, depending on their chemical composition and their physical properties. According to the chemical composition the Earth has three layers, crust, mantle, and core, while in accordance to the physical properties it has five, lithosphere, astenosphere, mesosphere, outer core, and inner core.

The astenosphere is the second layer from the top, and it lies just below the lithosphere. It is also the upper part of the mantle. The mantle is a layer that is largely composed of silicate material, mostly silicate molten rock. It can easily be seen from the volcanic activities that this layer is composed of silicate material because the magma is rich in it, and the magma comes from this layer.

There are many political similarities among the nations of Britain, Australia, and New Zealand, mainly because these three countries share a very similar culture, since two of them, Australia and New Zealand, were founded by settlers from Britain.

Explanation:

The main political similarity is in the structure of government. These three countries have a parliamentary government structure, meaning that the parliament is the source of both executive power and legislative power. In these countries, the head of government is a prime minister, who is leader of the political party that has the most votes and power in parliament.

Another similarity is that in these three countries common law is the type of law used, in contrast with many European countries where civil law is used. Common law is characterized by a major emphasis on the decisions of judges in order to form the law itself.