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Review for 8th grade plate tectonics test.
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These are considered crust creation areas.
convergent-subduction
Convergent-collision
divergent
transform
2
The Earth is shrinking at these boundaries.
transform
convergent
divergent
reform
3
At a subduction zone, what pattern do earthquakes show?
shallow in a line
shallow, then deeper as you go away
there are no earthquakes here
deep at the trench
4
What evidence did Wegener NOT use to formulate his theory?
Continental shape evidence
Fossil evidence
Volcano evidence
Climate evidence
5
The idea that all the continents used to be connected together as Pangaea
Plate Tectonics
Continental Collision
Plate Interactions
Continental Drift
6
This type of plate boundary only produces earthquakes.
divergent
convergent-subduction
transform
convergent-collision
7
A convergent boundary can form a volcanic mountain chain and a(n) ____ .
mid-ocean ridge
rift valley
sea-floor spreading center
sea-floor trench
8
The San Andreas Fault in California is this
convergent-subduction
Divergent
Transform
Convergent-collision
9
Subduction happens at these boundaries.
continent-continent transform
ocean-ocean convergent
ocean-ocean divergent
continental-continental convergent
10
At what boundary type do you find sea floor spreading centers?
divergent
convergent-collision
convergent-subduction
transform
11
Two pieces of ocean crust collide. Which piece subducts?
thicker one
less dense one
more dense one
hotter one
12
This type of boundary produces earthquakes and folded or uplifted mountains.
convergent-collision
divergent
transform
convergent-subduction
13
The Aleutian Islands (AK) were formed because of this type of boundary.
convergent-collision
convergent-subduction
divergent
transform
14
Iceland is found at this type of boundary.
convergent-subduction
transform
convergent-collision
divergent
15
The force behind tectonic plate movement
solar radiation
glacial melting
convection currents
carbon cycle
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You should study your notes tonght.
true
very true
definitely true
absolutely true
17
The layer of the earth that is broken into tectonic plates
lithosphere
asthenosphere
mantle
crust
18
The Andes Mountains in South America were formed from this type of boundary.
divergent
convergent-collision
convergent-subduction
transform
19
The scientist who came up with the theory of Continental Drift
Arthur Holmes
Harry Hess
Alfred Wegener
Albert Einstein
20
The Himalaya mountains are a result of this kind of boundary.
convergent-subduction
divergent
convergent-collision
transform
21
This type of boundary produces earthquakes, volcanoes in a line, and deep sea trenches
convergent-subduction
convergent-collision
divergent
transform
22
Most of the tectonic plates are named after ___.
Major land features
Continents/oceans they contain
Famous scientists
Countries they contain
23
At the mid-ocean ridges, where is the youngest crust located?
farthest away from the ridge
on either side of the ridge
there's no data
at the ridge
24
Which is the only plate boundary that doesn't involve magma?
transform
convergent
divergent
convection
25
This type of boundary produces earthquakes, and new crust through volcanic activity.
transform
convergent-subduction
divergent
convergent-collision