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Plate Boundaries Review
Plate Boundaries Review
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To reinforce and assess students understanding of plate boundaries and review for exam.
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1
Island Arc are formed on the upper oceanic plate during convergent boundaries. What boundaries?
Oceanic to Oceanic
Continental to Oceanic
Continental to Continental
2
The rise of magma when molten rocks are less dense than cooler rocks that sink.
Conduction Currents
Subduction
Convection Currents
Radiation Currents
3
When these two boundaries collide, they form an upward mountain range. What are the two plates?
Continental to Continetal
Oceanic to Continental
Oceanic to Oceanic
4
The process by which an oceanic plate is pulled underneath a continental plate is known as:
Seafloor Spreading
Subduction
Rift Valley
Deep ocean trench
5
Plates slide past one another in a horizontal manner.
Volcano Arc
Island Arc
Convergent Boundaries
Transform Boundaries
6
When oceanic plate collides with a continental plate what formation occurs?
Deep ocean trench
Volcanic Arc
Earthquakes
Island Arc
7
When a continental plate collides with another continental plate, which boundary is it?
Violent earthquakes
Convergent boundary
Transform boundary
Divergent boundary
8
When 2 continental plates diverge, a fracture is formed causing a lake.
Rift valley
Mountain range
Subduction
Earthquakes
9
____ occurs along mid-ocean ridge where large mountain ranges rise from the ocean floor.
Earthquakes
Subduction
Rift Valley
Seafloor Spreading
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Boundaries where NEITHER plates are destroyed nor created:
Transform Boundaries
Plate Tectonics
Divergent Boundaries
Convergent Boundaries
