Interpreting Maps - Plate Tectonics

BONUS QUESTION! Who was the scientist who first came up with the theory of Plate Tectonics?

A boundary in which the two plates move apart, creating trenches.

Sudden violent shaking of the Earth caused by a shifting of the Earth's crust.

A boundary in which the two plates crash into eachother, creating mountain ranges.

A boundary in which the two plates slide along each other, creating the landform, the San Andreas Fault in California.

75% of all volcanoes occur along the Ring of Fire.

Large crack in the Earth's surface where earthquakes usually occur.

Sheets of rock that make up the Earth's outer crust.

Volcanoes happen randomly, and have nothing to do with plate tectonics.

Idea that Earth's outer layer, called the crust, is made up of large moving parts.

Sudden violent shaking of the Earth caused by a shifting of the Earth's crust.