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When an ocean crust collides with a continental crust
the two crusts form a ridge.
the continental crust dives under the ocean crust.
the ocean crust dives under the continental crust.
the two crusts form a rift valley.
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Name this boundary
Continental Convergence
Subduction Zone
Continental Divergence
Transform Fault
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An example of Ocean Convergence is
The Aleutian Islands, Alaska
Paja Pennisula
Pierce Island in Spofford Lake
Hawaii
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An example of Ocean Divergence is
Hawaii
Mariana Trench
Mid-Atlantic Ridge
an archipelago
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Name this boundary
Continental Convergence
Ocean Convergence
Continental Divergence
Ocean Divergence
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Name this boundary
Subduction Zone
Continental vs Ocean Convergence
Continental Convergence
Continental vs Ocean Convergence or Subduction Zone
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An ocean plate is made of
basalt
granite
salt
granulated sand
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Another name for the sea floor spreading is
Ocean vs Ocean Convergence
Continental Divergence
Transform Fault Boundary
Ocean Divergence
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Ocean Divergence forms
a mountain range
new crust and a ridge
new crust
a trench
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Two continental plates moving apart is called
Continental Divergence
Continental vs Ocean Convergence
Continental vs Ocean Divergence
Continental Convergence
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An example of a Transform Fault Boundary is
Baja Pennisula
Answer RED and Answer YELLOW
Mt. Monadnock
San Andreas Fault
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Name this boundary
Ocean Subduction
Ocean Divergence
Transform Fault
Ocean Convergence
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Continental Divergence forms
a very large mountain range
a rift valley
an ocean
a rift valley or even a small sea
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An example of Continental Divergence is
Mt. Everest
Mt. Kilimanjaro, Red Sea, and Oldoinyo lengai
Mt. Kilimanjaro
Baja Pennisula
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This happens when two plates move horizontally next to each other
Continental Convergence
Ocean Divergence
Transform Fault Boundary
Transform Zone Boundary
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A Transform Fault Boundary
is a horizontal sliding of plates
All of the above
could turn a peninsula into an island
forms a fault line
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Ocean vs Continental Convergence forms
a trench
a trench, a ridge, and a rift valley
a rift valley
a trench, volcanic mountains, or mountains
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Ocean Convergence forms
subduction zone
a trench and a volcanic island chain (archipelago)
a ridge
a volcano
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Name this boundary
Transform Fault
Continental Divergence
Ocean Convergence
Continental Convergence
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When two ocean crusts collide, they form a
Ocean Divergent Boundary
Ocean Convergent Boundary
Transform Fault Boundary
Subduction Zone
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The earth is
All of the above
dynamic
dynamic and the present holds the key to the past
old, changing, cycling, dangerous
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The driving force for geology is
Continental Drift Theory
The Rock Cycle
Plate Tectonics
Country Music Awards
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Another name for Ocean vs Continental Convergence is
Trench Zone
Subduction Zone
Substitute Zone
Collision Zone
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Name this boundary
Transform Fault Boundary
Continental Divergence
Continental Convergence
Ocean Divergence
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A Continental Convergence example is
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Mt. Fuji, Japan
Himalayas
Andes Mountains
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What type of plate boundary occurs when a 2 continental plate collide to form a mountain range?
Continental Divergence
Continental vs Ocean Convergence
Continental Convergence
Subduction Zone
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Continental Convergence forms
an archipelago
a ridge
a trench
mountains and plateaus
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Names of the layers of the crust and upper mantle
lithosphere and asthenosphere
None of the above
lithosphere and astenophere
lithospehre and asthenosphere
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An example of Continental vs Ocean Convergence is
Andes Mountains
Sierra Nevada Mountains
All of the above
Mt. Fuji, Japan
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A continental plate is made of
basalt
granite
salt
granulated sand