Thai O-NET Tests - วิทยาศาสตร์ - 2021 ข้อ 26

The question is asking for the main elements in Earth's crust based on the data provided in the table. The table shows the percentage composition of 5 elements (A, B, C, D, E) in different layers of the Earth: crust, mantle, and core.

Looking at the percentages for the Earth's crust (ชั้นเปลือกโลก column):

• Element A: 5%
• Element B: Very small amount
• Element C: 28%
• Element D: 47%
• Element E: 8%

Based on these percentages, the two main elements in the Earth's crust would be elements D (47%) and C (28%), as they have the highest percentages.

Now I need to identify what these elements are based on the answer choices: a) Iron and nickel (เหล็กและนิกเกิล) b) Iron and magnesium (เหล็กและแมกนีเซียม) c) Magnesium and aluminum (แมกนีเซียมและอะลูมิเนียม) d) Silicon and oxygen (ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน) e) Silicon and aluminum (ซิลิกอนและอะลูมิเนียม)

From Earth science, I know that the most abundant elements in the Earth's crust are oxygen and silicon. Oxygen typically makes up about 46-47% of the crust by weight, and silicon makes up about 27-28%. This corresponds very closely to the percentages given for elements D (47%) and C (28%).

So, elements D and C are likely oxygen and silicon, respectively.

Looking at the answer choices, option d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen) matches these elements, but the question asks about them "according to the order" (ตามลำดับ), and in the data, D (47%) comes before C (28%).

So the answer should be "ออกซิเจนและซิลิกอน" (oxygen and silicon). But looking at option d again, it says "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (silicon and oxygen), which is in the wrong order.

Let me double-check the order of the elements in the prompt. The prompt says "ธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ" which translates to "elements that are the main components in the Earth's crust in order".

Since we're looking for the main components in order of abundance, and D (47%) > C (28%) in the Earth's crust, the answer should list oxygen first, then silicon.

I see that option d) lists "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (silicon and oxygen), which is not in order of abundance. Therefore, option d is incorrect.

Let me check the other options: a) Iron and nickel (เหล็กและนิกเกิล): These are the main components of the Earth's core, not the crust. b) Iron and magnesium (เหล็กและแมกนีเซียม): Iron is not a major component of the Earth's crust. c) Magnesium and aluminum (แมกนีเซียมและอะลูมิเนียม): These are present in the crust but not as the two most abundant elements. e) Silicon and aluminum (ซิลิกอนและอะลูมิเนียม): Silicon is a major component (C, 28%), but aluminum is not the most abundant (likely element E at 8%).

Wait, let me take a closer look. It might be that the option d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen) is correct if the question is asking for the main components in a specific order, not necessarily in order of abundance.

Rereading the question, it says "ข้อใดคือธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ", which translates to "Which are the elements that are the main components in the Earth's crust in order?"

Given the context and the answer choices, it seems that the question might be asking to identify which elements C and D are, which are the main components of the Earth's crust.

So, if C is silicon (28%) and D is oxygen (47%), then the answer would be d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen).

Actually, let's take a step back. The question is asking for the main components of the Earth's crust. Based on the percentages, the main components are D (47%) and C (28%). If these correspond to oxygen and silicon respectively, then the answer should be "oxygen and silicon" in that order.

However, none of the answer choices list "oxygen and silicon" in that order. Option d) lists "silicon and oxygen," which is in the wrong order if we're going by abundance.

Let me think about this more carefully.

In reality, the Earth's crust is primarily composed of oxygen (about 46%) and silicon (about 28%), with other elements like aluminum, iron, calcium, sodium, potassium, and magnesium present in smaller amounts.

From the data in the table, element D at 47% is most likely oxygen, and element C at 28% is most likely silicon.

The question asks for the main components of the Earth's crust "ตามลำดับ" (in order). If this means in order of abundance, then the answer should be "oxygen and silicon." But if it means in the order listed in the table, the answer would be "A and D."

Let's look at the answer choices again: a) Iron and nickel (เหล็กและนิกเกิล) b) Iron and magnesium (เหล็กและแมกนีเซียม) c) Magnesium and aluminum (แมกนีเซียมและอะลูมิเนียม) d) Silicon and oxygen (ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน) e) Silicon and aluminum (ซิลิกอนและอะลูมิเนียม)

If I'm understanding the question correctly, it's asking which pair of elements are the main components of the Earth's crust. The main components are elements D (47%) and C (28%), which are likely oxygen and silicon.

None of the answer choices list "oxygen and silicon" in that order. Option d) lists "silicon and oxygen," which would be correct if the elements were listed in a different order.

Perhaps I'm misinterpreting the question. Let me try to understand it differently.

The question might be asking to identify which elements the table is referring to, based on our knowledge of Earth's composition.

If that's the case:

• Element A is high in the core (80%), which suggests it's iron.
• Element B is also in the core, which could be nickel.
• Element C is high in the crust (28%) and mantle (45%), which could be silicon.
• Element D is high in the crust (47%), which likely makes it oxygen.
• Element E is in small amounts, which could be aluminum or another less abundant element.

With this interpretation, if the question is asking for the main components of the Earth's crust, it would be elements D and C, which we've identified as oxygen and silicon.

If the answer is supposed to be in the same order as the elements are listed in the table (i.e., C then D), then the answer would be "silicon and oxygen." If the answer is supposed to be in order of abundance, it would be "oxygen and silicon."

Given the answer choices, option d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen) matches if we're looking for C and D in the order they're listed in the table.

Let me take a step back and think about this problem differently.

The question seems to be asking to identify the main components of the Earth's crust based on the data in the table.

From the table, the elements with the highest percentages in the crust are:

1. Element D: 47%
2. Element C: 28%
3. Element E: 8%
4. Element A: 5%
5. Element B: Very small amount

So, the two main components of the Earth's crust, based on this data, are elements D and C.

Now, the answer choices are: a) Iron and nickel (เหล็กและนิกเกิล) b) Iron and magnesium (เหล็กและแมกนีเซียม) c) Magnesium and aluminum (แมกนีเซียมและอะลูมิเนียม) d) Silicon and oxygen (ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน) e) Silicon and aluminum (ซิลิกอนและอะลูมิเนียม)

To figure out which option is correct, I need to identify what elements D and C are.

For element D (47% in the crust, small in the mantle, 4% in the core): This high percentage in the crust and low elsewhere is consistent with oxygen, which is the most abundant element in the Earth's crust.

For element C (28% in the crust, 45% in the mantle, 7% in the core): This distribution is consistent with silicon, which is the second most abundant element in the crust and a major component of the mantle.

For element A (5% in the crust, 8% in the mantle, 80% in the core): This distribution, with a high percentage in the core, is consistent with iron.

For element B (small in the crust and mantle, 5% in the core): This could be nickel, which is a significant component of the core but not of the crust or mantle.

For element E (8% in the crust, 3% in the mantle, small in the core): This could be aluminum, which is the third most abundant element in the crust but not significant in the core.

Based on these identifications, the main components of the Earth's crust (elements D and C) would be oxygen and silicon.

Of the answer choices, option d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen) is the closest, but it lists the elements in the wrong order if we're going by abundance. In the crust, oxygen (D) is more abundant than silicon (C).

However, the question asks "ธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ" which might not necessarily be asking for the elements in order of abundance. It could be asking for the elements in the order they are listed in the table.

Since the table lists the elements as A, B, C, D, E, and we've identified C as silicon and D as oxygen, the answer would be "silicon and oxygen" if we're following the order in the table.

So, if the question is asking for the elements in the order they're listed in the table, then option d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen) would be correct.

But I'm uncertain about this interpretation, as it's more common to list elements in order of abundance when discussing the composition of a material.

Actually, I think I misunderstood the question. The question asks "ข้อใดคือธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ", which could be interpreted as "Which are the elements that are the main components in the Earth's crust in order?"

The phrase "ตามลำดับ" (in order) might refer to the order of the elements in the table (A, B, C, D, E) or it might refer to the order of abundance.

If it refers to the order in the table, and we've identified the main components as elements D and C, then the answer would be D followed by C, or oxygen followed by silicon.

If it refers to the order of abundance, and D (47%) is more abundant than C (28%), then the answer would be D followed by C, or oxygen followed by silicon.

Either way, the answer would be "oxygen and silicon" in that order. But none of the answer choices list the elements in that order. Option d) lists "silicon and oxygen," which is in the wrong order.

So I'm confused about what the correct answer should be.

Let me consider that I might have misidentified the elements.

From Earth science, we know:

• Oxygen is about 46-47% of the Earth's crust, which aligns with element D.
• Silicon is about 27-28% of the Earth's crust, which aligns with element C.
• Aluminum is about 8% of the Earth's crust, which aligns with element E.
• Iron is about 5% of the Earth's crust, which aligns with element A.
• Magnesium is about 2-3% of the Earth's crust, which might align with element B, although the table says element B is in "very small amounts" in the crust.

This identification seems consistent with the data.

Actually, I only just realized the way I'm interpreting the question might be wrong. The question asks for "the elements that are the main components in the Earth's crust in order". But I'm not sure if it's asking for the most abundant elements in the crust, or if it's asking to identify the specific elements in the table that are the main components in the crust.

If it's asking for the most abundant elements in the crust based on the table, then it's elements D (47%) and C (28%), which we've identified as oxygen and silicon.

If it's asking for the specific elements in the table, then I need to correctly identify what elements A, B, C, D, and E are, and then determine which are the main components of the crust.

Let me take a different approach. I'll try to match the data in the table with what we know about the composition of the Earth's different layers:

• The Earth's crust is primarily composed of oxygen (46%), silicon (28%), aluminum (8%), iron (5%), and other elements in smaller amounts.
• The Earth's mantle is primarily composed of oxygen (44%), magnesium (23%), silicon (21%), iron (5.8%), and other elements in smaller amounts.
• The Earth's core is primarily composed of iron (85%), nickel (5%), and other elements in smaller amounts.

Looking at the table again:

• Element A: 5% in crust, 8% in mantle, 80% in core. This is consistent with iron.
• Element B: Very small in crust and mantle, 5% in core. This is consistent with nickel.
• Element C: 28% in crust, 45% in mantle, 7% in core. This doesn't perfectly match any element across all layers. Silicon is about 28% in the crust but only 21% in the mantle, not 45%. Oxygen is about 46% in the crust and 44% in the mantle, which also doesn't match 28% and 45%. The closest match might be magnesium, which is about 2% in the crust and 23% in the mantle, but these values don't match the table either.
• Element D: 47% in crust, very small in mantle, 4% in core. This is somewhat consistent with oxygen, which is about 46% in the crust, but oxygen is also abundant in the mantle, which doesn't match the table.
• Element E: 8% in crust, 3% in mantle, very small in core. This is somewhat consistent with aluminum, which is about 8% in the crust and less abundant in the mantle and core.

The data in the table doesn't perfectly match the actual composition of the Earth's layers, which is making it hard to identify the elements. It's possible the data is simplified or approximated for the purpose of the problem, or I might be misremembering the exact percentages of elements in the different layers of the Earth.

Given the discrepancies, I'll assume the data is approximated and try to match the elements as best as I can:

• Element A (5% in crust, 8% in mantle, 80% in core) is most likely iron.
• Element B (very small in crust and mantle, 5% in core) is most likely nickel.
• Element C (28% in crust, 45% in mantle, 7% in core) could be silicon or magnesium, but neither is a perfect match. Given that silicon is the second most abundant element in the crust at about 28%, I'll identify C as silicon.
• Element D (47% in crust, very small in mantle, 4% in core) is most likely oxygen, although the mantle composition doesn't match.
• Element E (8% in crust, 3% in mantle, very small in core) is most likely aluminum.

With these identifications, the main components of the Earth's crust would be elements D and C, which I've identified as oxygen and silicon.

But here's where I'm still uncertain: the question asks for the elements "ตามลำดับ" (in order). If this means in order of abundance, then the answer would be "oxygen and silicon." But if it means in the order listed in the table, the answer would be "C and D" or "silicon and oxygen."

Given that none of the answer choices list "oxygen and silicon" in that order, but option d) lists "silicon and oxygen," I'm leaning towards the interpretation that the question is asking for the elements in the order listed in the table.

So, if the question is asking to identify which elements are the main components of the Earth's crust, in the order they're listed in the table, then the answer would be "silicon and oxygen," or option d).

Let me carefully look at the question again: "ข้อใดคือธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ," which translates to "Which are the elements that are the main components in the Earth's crust in order?"

The main components of the Earth's crust, according to the table, are elements D (47%) and C (28%).

I've identified D as oxygen and C as silicon.

If the order refers to the order of abundance, then the answer would be "oxygen and silicon." If the order refers to the order listed in the table (A, B, C, D, E), then the answer would be "C and D" or "silicon and oxygen."

Given that the answer choice d) is "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (silicon and oxygen), it seems like the question is asking for the elements in the order they're listed in the table, not in order of abundance.

Therefore, the answer is d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen).

Actually, let's reread the full question, since this is a multiple choice question and there should be a definitive answer.

"จากการวิเคราะห์องค์ประกอบหลักทางเคมีในชั้นเปลือกโลกชั้นเนื้อโลกและแก่นโลก\nผลการวิเคราะห์ปริมาณ ธาตุ 5 ธาตุได้แก่ A B C D E ในชั้นต่างๆแสดงดังตาราง\nธาตุ ชั่นเปลือกโลก ชั้นเนื้อโลก แก่นโลก\n A ร้อยละ 5 ร้อยละ 8 ร้อยละ 80\n B มีปริมาณน้อยมาก มีปริมาณน้อยมาก ร้อยละ 5\n C ร้อยละ 28 ร้อยละ 45 ร้อยละ 7\n D ร้อยละ 47 มีปริมาณน้อยมาก ร้อยละ 4\n E ร้อยละ 8 ร้อยละ 3 มีปริมาณน้อยมาก\nข้อใดคือธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ"

From my analysis, elements D and C are the main components of the Earth's crust, with percentages of 47% and 28% respectively.

Based on the distribution of elements in the Earth's layers, I've identified:

• Element A as iron (high in the core)
• Element B as nickel (present in the core)
• Element C as silicon (high in the crust and mantle)
• Element D as oxygen (highest in the crust)
• Element E as aluminum (present in the crust)

So, the main components of the Earth's crust are oxygen (D) and silicon (C).

The question asks "ข้อใดคือธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ," which could be interpreted as asking for the main elements in the order of their abundance (which would be oxygen and then silicon) or in the order they're listed in the table (which would be silicon and then oxygen, since C comes before D).

Looking at the answer choices again: a) Iron and nickel (เหล็กและนิกเกิล) - These are elements A and B, but they are not the main components of the crust. b) Iron and magnesium (เหล็กและแมกนีเซียม) - Iron is element A, but magnesium is not one of the elements in the table. c) Magnesium and aluminum (แมกนีเซียมและอะลูมิเนียม) - Magnesium is not one of the elements in the table. Aluminum is likely element E. d) Silicon and oxygen (ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน) - These are elements C and D, which are the main components of the crust, but listed in the order they appear in the table. e) Silicon and aluminum (ซิลิกอนและอะลูมิเนียม) - Silicon is element C, and aluminum is likely element E, but while C is a main component, E is not (it's only 8%).

So, the answer that correctly identifies the main components of the Earth's crust is d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen), assuming the question is asking for the elements in the order they're listed in the table.

Actually, let me reconsider. I reread the question, and it's asking for "the elements that are the main components in the Earth's crust in order." The phrase "in order" could mean several things:

1. In order of abundance (which would be oxygen, then silicon)
2. In the order listed in the table (which would be silicon, then oxygen, since C comes before D)
3. In a specific, known order that is standard for this type of problem (I'm not sure what this would be)

Given that the answer choices include option d) "silicon and oxygen," and not "oxygen and silicon," it seems like the question is asking for the elements in the order listed in the table (option 2 above).

Therefore, the answer is d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen).

Actually, I just realized I might have made an error. If silicon is element C and oxygen is element D, then in the table, silicon (28%) is less abundant than oxygen (47%) in the crust. This is consistent with our understanding of the Earth's crust, where oxygen is the most abundant element (about 46%) and silicon is the second most abundant (about 28%).

So, if the question is asking for the elements in order of abundance, the answer would be "oxygen and silicon." If it's asking for the elements in the order listed in the table, it would be "silicon and oxygen."

Since option d) is "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (silicon and oxygen), and not "ออกซิเจนและซิลิกอน" (oxygen and silicon), I'm leaning towards the interpretation that the question is asking for the elements in the order listed in the table, not in order of abundance.

Therefore, the answer is d) "ซิลิกอนและออกซิเจน" (Silicon and oxygen).

Let me analyze this question about the chemical composition of Earth's layers (crust, mantle, and core).

The table shows percentages of 5 elements (A, B, C, D, E) in different Earth layers:

Element | Crust | Mantle | Core A | 5% | 8% | 80% B | very small | very small | 5% C | 28% | 45% | 7% D | 47% | very small | 4% E | 8% | 3% | very small

The question asks which elements are the main components of Earth's crust, in order.

Looking at the crust column:

• D: 47% (highest)
• C: 28% (second highest)
• E: 8%
• A: 5%
• B: very small amount

So D and C are the two main elements in the crust.

Now I need to identify what D and C represent. Based on typical Earth composition:

• The crust is primarily composed of oxygen (~47%) and silicon (~28%)
• The mantle is rich in oxygen and silicon, plus magnesium and iron
• The core is primarily iron (~80-85%) and nickel (~5-20%)

Matching this with the data:

• D (47% in crust) = Oxygen
• C (28% in crust, 45% in mantle) = Silicon
• A (80% in core) = Iron
• B (5% in core) = Nickel
• E could be Aluminum (common in crust at ~8%)

So the main components of the crust in order are D (Oxygen) and C (Silicon).

Looking at the answer choices: a) Iron and Nickel - No, these are core elements b) Iron and Magnesium - No c) Magnesium and Aluminum - No d) Silicon and Oxygen - This matches C and D, but in reverse order

e) Silicon and Aluminum - No

I'm questioning the initial element assignments. The order matters critically here. If D represents 47% and is Oxygen, while C represents 28% and is Silicon, the correct sequence would be Oxygen then Silicon.

The problem hinges on precisely matching percentages with elemental composition. I need to verify if the current mapping truly reflects the crust's chemical makeup.

The key is understanding whether the question demands exact order or just component identification. The Thai phrasing suggests a specific sequence of main elemental components.

My current analysis indicates Oxygen and Silicon are the top two elements, but the precise order and representation require careful verification.

Percentages confirm:

• Oxygen dominates at 47%
• Silicon follows at 28%

The option listing "Silicon and Oxygen" seems close but potentially misaligned with the precise abundance ranking. I need to scrutinize the language nuances to determine if sequence matters or just elemental presence.

Examining Earth's compositional breakdown reveals a consistent pattern across crust and mantle layers, with Oxygen and Silicon consistently leading the elemental makeup.

The Thai phrasing suggests the key is recognizing these two primary elements, regardless of their specific order. Option d) captures this essence precisely.

Let me analyze this question about the chemical composition of Earth's layers (crust, mantle, and core).

From the table:

• Element A: Crust 5%, Mantle 8%, Core 80%
• Element B: Very small amount in crust and mantle, Core 5%
• Element C: Crust 28%, Mantle 45%, Core 7%
• Element D: Crust 47%, Very small amount in mantle, Core 4%
• Element E: Crust 8%, Mantle 3%, Very small amount in core

The question asks which elements are the main components of Earth's crust.

Looking at the crust percentages:

• D: 47% (highest)
• C: 28% (second highest)
• E: 8%
• A: 5%
• B: very small amount

So D and C are the two main components of the crust.

Now I need to identify what D and C represent:

• Element D is 47% in crust but very small in mantle - this matches oxygen (O)
• Element C is 28% in crust and 45% in mantle - this matches silicon (Si)

Looking at the options: a) Iron and Nickel b) Iron and Magnesium c) Magnesium and Aluminum d) Silicon and Oxygen e) Silicon and Aluminum

Since D (47% in crust) is oxygen and C (28% in crust) is silicon, and the question asks for them in order (ตามลำดับ), the answer should be "oxygen and silicon" or in reverse "silicon and oxygen".

Option d) says "ซิลิกอน และ ออกซิเจน" (Silicon and Oxygen)

But wait, let me double-check the order. The question asks for the main components in order. D has 47% and C has 28%, so D comes first, then C.

I'll carefully verify the elemental composition of Earth's crust. Oxygen dominates at 46-47%, followed by silicon at 27-28%. The core composition is primarily iron, while the mantle contains various elements in different proportions. The precise percentages confirm oxygen and silicon as the primary crustal components, with oxygen being the most abundant element.

The Thai translation confirms the question is asking about the main elemental components of Earth's crust in their correct order. This means the answer must list oxygen first, then silicon, matching their actual percentage distribution in the planetary crust.

However, the deeper geological perspective suggests silicon and oxygen's significance isn't just about raw percentages. Their combined formation of silicate minerals fundamentally defines crustal composition. This structural relationship potentially justifies the reversed order in the answer.

The key insight is that silicon and oxygen's mineral-forming partnership matters more than strict numerical ranking. Their chemical interaction creates the essential building blocks of Earth's rocky outer layer.

Let me analyze this Thai question about the chemical composition of Earth's layers.

The question is asking about the main elements in the Earth's crust, mantle, and core based on a table showing percentages of 5 elements (A, B, C, D, E) in different layers.

From the table:

• Element A: Crust 5%, Mantle 8%, Core 80%
• Element B: Very small amount in crust, very small amount in mantle, Core 5%
• Element C: Crust 28%, Mantle 45%, Core 7%
• Element D: Crust 47%, Very small amount in mantle, Core 4%
• Element E: Crust 8%, Mantle 3%, Very small amount in core

The question asks which elements are the main components in the Earth's crust in order.

Looking at the crust percentages:

• Element D: 47% (highest)
• Element C: 28% (second highest)
• Element E: 8%
• Element A: 5%
• Element B: very small amount

So the two main elements in the Earth's crust are D (47%) and C (28%).

Now I need to identify what these elements are based on the answer choices:

a) Iron and Nickel (เหล็กและนิกเกิล) b) Iron and Magnesium (เหล็กและ แมกนีเซียม) c) Magnesium and Aluminum (แมกนีเซียมและ อะลูมิเนียม) d) Silicon and Oxygen (ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน) e) Silicon and Aluminum (ซิลิกอน และอะลูมิเนียม)

From general knowledge about Earth's composition:

• The Earth's crust is primarily composed of oxygen (about 46%) and silicon (about 28%)

• The Earth's core is primarily composed of iron (about 80%) and nickel (about 5%)

• The mantle is primarily composed of silicon, magnesium, iron, and oxygen

Analyzing the element percentages reveals a clear match with the known composition of Earth's layers. Element D (47% in crust) corresponds to oxygen, while Element C (28% in crust) aligns with silicon. The core's high percentage of Element A (80%) matches iron, and Element B (5% in core) represents nickel. This pattern confirms the elemental distribution across different planetary layers.

Checking the Thai language question about main crust components, the order is definitively oxygen at 47% followed by silicon at 28%. Therefore, the answer is "Oxygen and Silicon" in the specified sequence.

However, geological discussions often reverse this order, emphasizing "Silicon and Oxygen" due to their fundamental role in forming silicate minerals, despite oxygen's higher mass percentage. The data consistently shows these two elements dominate Earth's crust composition.

First, the question is in Thai, and it's about the chemical composition of the Earth's layers: crust, mantle, and core. The table shows the percentage of five elements A, B, C, D, E in each layer.

The table:

• Element A: Crust 5%, Mantle 8%, Core 80%

• Element B: Crust very little, Mantle very little, Core 5%

• Element C: Crust 28%, Mantle 45%, Core 7%

• Element D: Crust 47%, Mantle very little, Core 4%

• Element E: Crust 8%, Mantle 3%, Core very little

The question asks for the main elements in the crust, and the options are pairs of elements in Thai.

I need to recall what the actual main elements are in the Earth's crust. From general knowledge, the Earth's crust is primarily composed of oxygen and silicon, followed by aluminum, iron, calcium, etc.

Looking at the percentages:

• Element D has 47% in the crust, which is high.

• Element C has 28% in the crust.

• Element A has 5%, E has 8%, B has very little.

So, the two highest in the crust are D and C: 47% and 28%.

Now, what are these elements likely representing?

In the Earth's crust, oxygen is about 46.6% and silicon is about 27.7%, which matches closely with D being 47% and C being 28%. So probably D is oxygen and C is silicon.

But let's confirm with the other layers.

For the mantle: Element C has 45% in the mantle, which might be silicon or magnesium? Actually, the mantle is rich in silicon and magnesium, but oxygen is also abundant.

In the core, element A has 80%, which is probably iron, since the core is mostly iron and nickel.

Element B has 5% in core, might be nickel or something.

Element D has very little in mantle, which makes sense for oxygen if it's bound in silicates, but oxygen is present in the mantle, but perhaps not as free element? The table says "มีปริมาณน้อยมาก" for D in mantle, which means very little. But in reality, oxygen is abundant in the mantle as part of silicates. This might be a simplification.

Perhaps the elements are represented as pure elements, but in geology, we talk about elemental composition.

Option d is "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" which is silicon and oxygen.

Option e is "ซิลิกอน และอะลูมิเนียม" silicon and aluminum.

But from the percentages, D is 47% in crust, which should be oxygen, and C is 28%, which should be silicon.

In the mantle, C has 45%, which could be silicon, but silicon is not that high in mantle; mantle has more magnesium. Perhaps C is oxygen? But oxygen is abundant in mantle.

This might be tricky.

Let's look at the core: A has 80%, which is likely iron.

B has very little in crust and mantle, but 5% in core, might be nickel.

C has 7% in core, could be silicon or something.

D has 4% in core, might be something else.

E has very little in core.

In standard geology:

• Crust: oxygen ~46%, silicon ~28%, aluminum ~8%, iron ~5%, etc.

• Mantle: oxygen, silicon, magnesium, iron, etc.

• Core: iron ~85%, nickel ~5%, others.

Now, comparing to the table:

• Element A: high in core (80%), so probably iron.

• Element B: very little in crust and mantle, 5% in core, so probably nickel.

• Element C: crust 28%, mantle 45%, core 7%. In reality, silicon is about 28% in crust, but in mantle, silicon is about 21%, not 45%. Oxygen is about 44% in mantle? Wait, this might not match perfectly.

Perhaps the elements are not directly comparable, or it's a simplified model.

But for the crust, we have:

• D: 47% → likely oxygen

• C: 28% → likely silicon

• E: 8% → might be aluminum or something

In the options, d is silicon and oxygen, e is silicon and aluminum.

But silicon is C with 28%, oxygen is D with 47%, so the main two are oxygen and silicon, which is option d.

Option e is silicon and aluminum, but aluminum is probably E with 8%, which is less than silicon and oxygen.

So the two highest are D and C, which are oxygen and silicon.

In the mantle, C has 45%, which might be oxygen? But oxygen is higher in mantle, but silicon is lower.

Perhaps in this table, C is oxygen and D is silicon? But D has 47% in crust, which is typical for oxygen, and C has 28% for silicon.

In core, A is iron with 80%, B is nickel with 5%.

For element C, it has 7% in core, which might be silicon or oxygen, but silicon and oxygen are light elements in core.

But perhaps for the crust, it's clear.

Element D has very little in mantle, which is strange for oxygen. In reality, oxygen is abundant in mantle. Maybe it's a trick.

Perhaps the elements are specific: A is iron, B is nickel, C is silicon, D is oxygen, E is aluminum or something.

Then for crust: oxygen (D) 47%, silicon (C) 28%, so main are oxygen and silicon.

Option d is "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" which is silicon and oxygen, but it lists silicon first, then oxygen. In the percentage, oxygen is higher, but the pair is correct.

Option e is silicon and aluminum, which is not the top two.

Aluminum is probably E with 8%, which is third.

So the main two are silicon and oxygen.

Now, looking at the options:

a. iron and nickel → probably A and B, but in crust, they have little.

b. iron and magnesium → iron is A, but magnesium might not be listed? Element E might be magnesium? But E has 8% in crust, which could be aluminum or magnesium. In crust, aluminum is about 8%, magnesium is about 2%, so probably E is aluminum.

In mantle, E has 3%, which is low for magnesium; magnesium is higher in mantle. So perhaps E is aluminum.

C has 45% in mantle, which might be oxygen or silicon.

But in standard, mantle composition: oxygen ~44%, silicon ~21%, magnesium ~22.8%, etc.

So 45% for C might be oxygen.

D has very little in mantle, which is not true for oxygen.

Perhaps in this table, D is not oxygen.

Maybe the "very little" is relative.

Another thought: perhaps the elements are compounds or something, but it says "ธาตุ" which means elements.

Let's list the percentages for crust:

• A: 5% → iron? but iron is about 5% in crust, so A could be iron.

• B: very little → nickel or something.

• C: 28% → silicon

• D: 47% → oxygen

• E: 8% → aluminum

In mantle:

• A: 8% → iron? but iron is about 6% in mantle? Actually, mantle iron is about 5-10%, so possible.

• B: very little → nickel

• C: 45% → this is high; oxygen is about 44%, silicon 21%, magnesium 23%. So C could be oxygen.

• D: very little → but oxygen should not be very little. D is oxygen? Contradiction.

Perhaps D is not oxygen. Maybe D is silicon? But silicon is 28% in crust, D is 47%, too high.

47% is typical for oxygen.

Perhaps for mantle, "very little" means less than, say, 1%, but oxygen is abundant.

Maybe it's a different interpretation.

Perhaps the elements are: A iron, B nickel, C oxygen, D silicon, E aluminum.

Then crust: oxygen (C) 28%? But oxygen is 46%, so not.

C is 28% in crust, so if C is silicon, it matches.

D is 47% in crust, so D is oxygen.

In mantle, D (oxygen) has very little? But that can't be.

Unless "very little" is a mistake or mis translation.

Perhaps "มีปริมาณน้อยมาก" means less than 1% or something, but in mantle, oxygen is about 44%, so it should be high.

This is confusing.

Let's look at the core:

A: 80% → iron

B: 5% → nickel

C: 7% → could be silicon or oxygen, light elements.

D: 4% → perhaps sulfur or something.

E: very little.

For the crust, the two highest are D and C: 47% and 28%, which are oxygen and silicon.

In the mantle, if D has very little, it might not be oxygen, but perhaps it's a different element.

Perhaps D is aluminum? But aluminum is 8% in crust, not 47%.

No.

Another idea: perhaps "ธาตุ" here means elements, but in geology, we often list oxides, but the table says "ธาตุ" so elements.

Perhaps for mantle, "มีปริมาณน้อยมาก" for D means that the elemental form is rare, but compounded, it's common, but the table is about elemental composition, so it might be accurate.

In elemental composition of Earth's layers, for mantle, oxygen is abundant.

But let's assume that the table is correct for this question, and based on crust percentages, D and C are the highest.

Now, options:

a. iron and nickel → A and B, but in crust, A is 5%, B is very little, not main.

b. iron and magnesium → iron is A 5%, magnesium might be E? E is 8%, which could be magnesium, but magnesium is about 2% in crust, so probably not. Aluminum is 8%.

c. magnesium and aluminum → E might be aluminum with 8%, but magnesium is not listed with high percentage. Element? C is 28%, D is 47%, not magnesium.

d. silicon and oxygen → C and D, with 28% and 47%.

e. silicon and aluminum → C and E, with 28% and 8%.

So clearly, d is the correct pair for main components.

Moreover, in the question, it asks for "องค์ประกอบหลัก" which means main components, so the two highest.

So answer should be d.

To confirm, in the options, d is "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" silicon and oxygen.

Yes.

So I think that's it.

First, the user has provided a multiple-choice question in JSON format, similar to the previous one. It's in Thai, and it's about the chemical composition of Earth's layers: the crust, mantle, and core.

The question is: "ข้อใดคือธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ" which translates to "Which of the following is the element and which is the main component in the Earth's crust in order?"

From the table:

• Element A: Crust 5%, Mantle 8%, Core 80%

• Element B: Crust very little, Mantle very little, Core 5%

• Element C: Crust 28%, Mantle 45%, Core 7%

• Element D: Crust 47%, Mantle very little, Core 4%

• Element E: Crust 8%, Mantle 3%, Core very little

The question asks for the main elements in the Earth's crust. So, I need to identify which elements are the primary ones in the crust based on the percentages.

Looking at the crust percentages:

• A: 5%

• B: very little

• C: 28%

• D: 47%

• E: 8%

The highest percentages in the crust are D (47%) and C (28%). So, the main components are likely D and C.

Now, the options are:

a: เหล็กและนิกเกิล (Iron and Nickel)

b: เหล็กและ แมกนีเซียม (Iron and Magnesium)

c: แมกนีเซียมและ อะลูมิเนียม (Magnesium and Aluminum)

d: ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน (Silicon and Oxygen)

e: ซิลิกอน และอะลูมิเนียม (Silicon and Aluminum)

I need to map the elements A, B, C, D, E to actual elements. Based on real Earth science knowledge:

• The Earth's crust is primarily composed of Oxygen and Silicon.

• Oxygen is about 46-47% (that matches D: 47%)

• Silicon is about 28% (that matches C: 28%)

Yes, that fits.

So, D is likely Oxygen, and C is Silicon.

Therefore, the main elements in the crust are Silicon and Oxygen.

Looking at the options, option D is "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" which is "Silicon and Oxygen".

The question says: "ข้อใดคือธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ" which might mean "which elements are the main components in the Earth's crust in order."

And option D matches exactly.

To confirm:

• For the core, A is 80%, which is likely Iron.

• B is in the core at 5%, which could be Nickel.

But for the crust, it's D and C, which are Oxygen and Silicon.

So, the correct answer should be D: ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน (Silicon and Oxygen).

In the option, it's listed as "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน", which is Silicon and Oxygen, but in the table, D is 47% in crust (Oxygen), C is 28% (Silicon). So, the order in the option is Silicon and Oxygen, whereas in the table, D (Oxygen) is first in percentage, but the option might not specify order strictly.

The question says "ตามลำดับ" which means "in order," but I think it just means the pair.

Anyway, based on standard knowledge, this is correct.

So, my response should be: First, a brief explanation, then respond in JSON with the "correct_answer_key".

Explanation: The main elements in the Earth's crust are those with the highest percentages: D at 47% and C at 28%. Based on typical compositions, D is Oxygen and C is Silicon. Thus, the answer is option D.

Then, output: {"correct_answer_key":"d"}

First, the user has provided a multiple-choice question in JSON format, similar to the previous one. It's in Thai, so I need to understand it carefully.

The question is about the chemical composition of Earth's layers: the crust, mantle, and core. It provides a table with percentages of elements A, B, C, D, and E in each layer.

Let me parse the table:

• Element A: Crust: 5%, Mantle: 8%, Core: 80%

• Element B: Crust: very little, Mantle: very little, Core: 5%

• Element C: Crust: 28%, Mantle: 45%, Core: 7%

• Element D: Crust: 47%, Mantle: very little, Core: 4%

• Element E: Crust: 8%, Mantle: 3%, Core: very little

The question asks: "ข้อใดคือธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ" which translates to: "Which of the following is the element and which is the main component in the Earth's crust in order?"

More precisely, it seems to ask for the elements that are the main components in the crust, in order.

From the options:

a: เหล็กและนิกเกิล (Iron and Nickel)

b: เหล็กและ แมกนีเซียม (Iron and Magnesium)

c: แมกนีเซียมและ อะลูมิเนียม (Magnesium and Aluminum)

d: ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน (Silicon and Oxygen)

e: ซิลิกอน และอะลูมิเนียม (Silicon and Aluminum)

I need to map A, B, C, D, E to actual elements based on their abundance in the crust.

In the Earth's crust, the most abundant elements are:

1. Oxygen (O) - around 46-47%

2. Silicon (Si) - around 28%

3. Aluminum (Al) - around 8%

4. Iron (Fe) - less in crust, more in core

5. Magnesium (Mg) - more in mantle

Comparing to the table:

• D: 47% in crust → This matches Oxygen (O), as it's about 46%.

• C: 28% in crust → This matches Silicon (Si).

• E: 8% in crust → This could be Aluminum (Al), which is about 8%.

• A: 5% in crust → Not a major one.

• B: very little in crust.

So, the main components in the crust are D (Oxygen) and C (Silicon), with D being the most abundant.

The question asks for "ธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลักในชั้นเปลือกโลกตามลำดับ" which means "the elements that are the main components in the Earth's crust in order."

The options are pairs, like "Iron and Nickel", etc.

Looking at option D: "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" which is "Silicon and Oxygen".

In the crust, Oxygen is the most abundant, then Silicon.

The option says "Silicon and Oxygen", which is C and D in reverse order.

The question says "ตามลำดับ", which means "in order", probably by abundance.

In the table, D is 47%, C is 28%, so the order should be D and C, which are Oxygen and Silicon.

But option D is "Silicon and Oxygen", which is C and D.

None of the options have "Oxygen and Silicon" exactly.

Option D is "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" – Silicon and Oxygen.

Perhaps the question is just asking for the two main elements, not strictly in order.

Based on standard knowledge, the two most abundant elements in the crust are Oxygen and Silicon.

So, option D matches that.

If we map:

From the table, main in crust: D (47%), C (28%), E (8%), etc.

So, the primary ones are D and C.

Now, which elements are they?

In reality:

• Oxygen is the most abundant.

• Silicon second.

Option D: Silicon and Oxygen – that's C and D.

The question might accept that as the main components.

Perhaps the answer is D.

Another way: the question says "ข้อใดคือธาตุและซึ่งเป็นองค์ประกอบหลัก" which might mean "which option is the elements that are the main components".

Given the options, D seems correct.

I need to confirm with standard knowledge.

Upon double-checking:

In Earth's crust:

1. Oxygen: 46.6%

2. Silicon: 27.7%

3. Aluminum: 8.1%

4. Iron: 5.0%

5. Calcium: 3.6%

So, yes:

D: 47% → Oxygen

C: 28% → Silicon

E: 8% → Aluminum

A: 5% → Iron

B: very little → Nickel or something

For the core, A is 80% in core, which is Iron.

B is 5% in core, which could be Nickel.

The question is about the crust.

The main components in the crust are Oxygen and Silicon.

Option D: Silicon and Oxygen – that's the pair.

It's probably the closest.

I think D is the answer.

My response should be: provide a brief explanation, then respond in JSON with the "correct_answer_key".

Brief explanation: The main elements in the Earth's crust are Oxygen and Silicon, based on the highest percentages in the table for the crust layer. From the options, "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" matches these elements.

Then, JSON: {"correct_answer_key":"d"}

Yes.

Okay, let's tackle this question. It's about the major chemical elements in the Earth's layers: the crust, mantle, and core. The question is asking which two elements are the primary components in the Earth's crust. The options are given as pairs, so I need to figure out which pair matches the data in the table provided.

First, I'll look at the table. The elements are labeled A to E, and their percentages in each layer are given. The question is specifically about the crust, so I should focus on the "ชั่นเปลือกโลก" (which I believe translates to "crust" in Thai) column.

Looking at the crust percentages:

• A: 5%
• B: มีปริมาณน้อยมาก (very low quantity)
• C: 28%
• D: 47%
• E: 8%

The major elements in the crust are typically known to be oxygen and silicon, which together make up about 75% of the Earth's crust by weight. But here, the elements are labeled A to E, so I need to match these percentages to real elements.

In the crust, the top elements are oxygen (about 46.6%), silicon (27.7%), aluminum (8.1%), iron (5%), calcium (3.6%), sodium (2.8%), potassium (2.6%), and magnesium (2.1%). But the percentages here are in different terms, maybe by another measure, but the question is about the major ones.

Looking at the given data for the crust: The highest percentage is D at 47%, followed by C at 28%, then E at 8%, A at 5%, and B is very low. So the top two in the crust would be D (47%) and C (28%).

Now, I need to figure out which real elements these correspond to. Let's see the options:

a) Iron and Nickel – Iron is around 5% in the crust, so maybe A is iron? But D is 47%, which is way higher. Nickel is a trace element, so probably not.

b) Iron and Magnesium – Iron is 5% (A?), but D is 47% which would be a major element. Magnesium is about 2.1% in the crust, so maybe not.

c) Magnesium and Aluminum – Magnesium is low, so maybe not. Aluminum is 8.1%, which is close to E's 8%, but C is 28% which would be higher. Not sure yet.

d) Silicon and Oxygen – Silicon is 27.7%, so maybe C (28%) is silicon. Oxygen would be the highest, but in the table, D is 47%. Wait, oxygen is the most abundant, so maybe D is oxygen? But the options don't have oxygen listed. Wait, the options are pairs from the given elements A-E. The options given are pairs like "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" (Silicon and Oxygen) which is option d. But in the table, the highest in the crust is D (47%) and C (28%). If D is oxygen (46.6%) and C is silicon (27.7%), that would make sense. So D and C would be oxygen and silicon. But the options don't have an option with oxygen and silicon as D and C. Wait, looking at the options again:

Option d is "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" (Silicon and Oxygen). So if C is silicon (28%) and D is oxygen (47%), then the top two would be D and C, which would correspond to oxygen and silicon. But the question asks for the two main elements in the crust, so that would be D and C. But the options are pairs of the elements (A-E) mapped to real elements.

Looking at the options, option d says "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" which would be the correct pair if C is silicon and D is oxygen. But the problem is that in the table, the elements are labeled A-E, and the question is asking which pair of elements (from the real elements listed in the options) correspond to the top two in the crust.

Wait, the question says "ธาตุ 5 ธาตุได้แก่ A B C D E" so each letter represents an element. The options give possible pairs of real elements. So I need to match the letters to real elements based on their distribution in the different layers.

Let me think about the core first. The core has high percentages of A (80%) and B (5%). The Earth's core is primarily iron (about 85%) and nickel (5-10%), so maybe A is iron and B is nickel. That would make sense because in the core, A is 80% and B is 5%, which aligns with iron and nickel.

Then, looking at the mantle (ชั้นเนื้อโลก). The mantle has C at 45%, D at very low, and E at 3%. Wait, the mantle's main elements are magnesium and silicon. The mantle is rich in magnesium silicate minerals. So if C is silicon (since in the crust it's 28% which is close to the crust's silicon content), and maybe D is magnesium? Wait, in the crust, D is 47%, which would be oxygen if that's the case. Wait, but in the mantle, D has "มีปริมาณน้อยมาก" (very low), so if D were magnesium, that might not fit. Alternatively, maybe D is oxygen, which would be high in the crust but low in the mantle? Wait, oxygen is present throughout, but maybe the mantle has less? Not sure. Let me think again.

Alternatively, let's see:

If A is iron (core has 80% A), then in the crust, A is 5%, which matches iron's ~5% in the crust.

B is nickel, which in the core is 5%, and in the crust and mantle it's very low, which matches nickel's trace amounts.

C: In the crust 28%, mantle 45%. If C is silicon, then in the crust it's about 28% (close to real 27.7%), and in the mantle, silicon is a major component (since mantle is mostly silicates). So 45% in mantle makes sense.

D: In the crust 47%, which would be oxygen (46.6%), but in the mantle, D is "very low". Wait, oxygen is a major component in the mantle as well. Hmm, that's conflicting. Wait, maybe I have the elements mixed up.

Alternatively, maybe D is magnesium. Let's see:

If D is magnesium, then in the crust it's 47%, but magnesium in the crust is only about 2.1%, so that can't be. So that's not possible.

Wait, perhaps the percentages here are not by weight but by another measure? Or maybe the table is simplified. Let me try another approach.

Looking at the core: A is 80%, B is 5%. So A is iron, B is nickel.

Mantle: C is 45%, which would be magnesium if the mantle is mostly magnesium silicate. Wait, magnesium is a major component in the mantle. So if C is magnesium, then in the crust it's 28%, but magnesium in the crust is only 2.1%, so that doesn't fit. Hmm.

Alternatively, maybe C is silicon. In the mantle, silicon is part of silicates, so 45% could be plausible. Then in the crust, silicon is 28%, which matches.

Then D in the crust is 47%, which would have to be oxygen. But in the mantle, D is "very low". But oxygen is a major component in the mantle as well. That's a problem. Unless the table is considering something else. Maybe the percentages are for different elements.

Alternatively, maybe D is aluminum. But aluminum in the crust is about 8%, so that's E's 8%. So E would be aluminum.

Wait, let's list the elements:

Assuming:

A = Iron (Fe) – because core has 80% A, which matches iron's abundance in the core.

B = Nickel (Ni) – core has 5%, and it's low elsewhere.

C = Silicon (Si) – crust 28%, mantle 45% (since mantle is rich in silicates).

D = Oxygen (O) – crust 47% (matches oxygen's ~46.6%), but in the mantle, D is "very low". Wait, that can't be right because oxygen is abundant in the mantle too. Maybe the table is using a different measure, like by atomic percentage versus weight? Or perhaps the data is simplified. Alternatively, maybe D is magnesium?

Wait, if D is magnesium, then in the crust it's 47%, which is way too high. Magnesium in the crust is only about 2%, so that's not possible.

Alternatively, maybe the percentages in the table are for different elements. Let me think again.

The question is about the crust's main elements. The top two in the crust are oxygen and silicon. So in the table, the highest in the crust is D (47%) and C (28%). So D must be oxygen and C is silicon. That would make sense. Then the pair would be D and C, which correspond to oxygen and silicon. But looking at the options, option d is "ซิลิกอนและ ออกซิเจน" (Silicon and Oxygen), which would be C and D. So the correct answer would be option d.

But let's check the other options to be sure.

Option e is "ซิลิกอน และอะลูมิเนียม" (Silicon and Aluminum). Aluminum is only 8% (E), so that's not the top two.

Option c is "แมกนีเซียมและ อะลูมิเนียม" (Magnesium and Aluminum). Magnesium isn't even a top element here.

Option b is "เหล็กและแมกนีเซียม" (Iron and Magnesium). Iron is 5% (A), so not top.

Option a is Iron and Nickel, which are core elements.

So the correct answer should be option d: Silicon and Oxygen.

Therefore, the correct answer key is "d".

Alright! Let's tackle this chemistry question. The user provided a table showing the percentage composition of five elements (A, B, C, D, E) across three Earth layers: the crust, mantle, and core. The question asks which two elements are the main components of the Earth's crust.

First, I need to identify the elements with the highest percentages in the crust. Looking at the table:

• Element A: 5%
• Element B: trace
• Element C: 28%
• Element D: 47%
• Element E: 8%

So, the two highest percentages in the crust are D at 47% and C at 28%.

Next, I need to map these elements to their actual identities. The options given are combinations of real elements like Silicon, Oxygen, Magnesium, Nickel, and Iron.

From general knowledge, the Earth's crust is primarily composed of Silicon and Oxygen, forming silicates. However, looking at the options, option D mentions Silicon and Oxygen, but another option, E, mentions Silicon and Aluminium.

Wait, I recall that while Oxygen is the most abundant element by mass in the crust, Silicon is the second. But in the table, Element D is the highest at 47%, which might correspond to Oxygen, and Element C at 28% could be Silicon.

However, the options don't list Oxygen paired with Silicon. Option D pairs Silicon with Oxygen, but according to the table, if D is 47%, it might not be Silicon. This is confusing because typically, Oxygen is the most abundant, followed by Silicon.

Perhaps there's a mix-up in the mapping. If Element D is Oxygen at 47% and Element C is Silicon at 28%, then the correct answer should be Silicon and Oxygen. But looking at the options, option D is Silicon and Oxygen, and option E is Silicon and Aluminium.

Given that, the best match based on the table is option D: Silicon and Oxygen.