

Plate Boundaries
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6th - 8th Grade
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Veronica Boutte
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Plate Boundaries
LT 7, 8, 9

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Learning Objective
We will identify the types of plate boundaries as convergent, divergent, and transform boundaries and describe the movement of the plates.
I will analyze images to explain the type of boundary shown and the motion of the plates.
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What type of boundary is shown in the image?
convergent
divergent
subduction zone
transform
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Multiple Choice
The image shows a subduction zone. What types of plates are involved in this boundary?
oceanic-oceanic
continental-continental
oceanic-continental
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Multiple Choice
What kind of plate boundary is shown here?
divergent
convergent: subduction
transform
convergent: collision
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Multiple Choice
Which description best describes the movement of the boundary shown in the image?
sliding
colliding
subducting
dividing
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Multiple Choice
What type of boundary is show in the image?
convergent
divergent
subduction zone
transform
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Multiple Choice
Describe the motion of the boundary shown in the image.
Transform boundaries have a sliding motion.
Transform boundaries have a colliding motion
Convergent boundaries have a sliding motion
divergent boundaries have a sliding motion.
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Multiple Choice
What type of boundary and plate movement is occurring at point X?
convergent boundary and the plates are colliding
divergent boundary and the plates are colliding
divergent boundary and the plates are separating
Transform boundary and the plates are sliding
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Multiple Choice
What type of plate boundary is shown at point Y? What is the motion of the plates as they move?
subduction zone; tthe more dense oceanic plate will sink
convergent boundary; the less dense oceanic plate will sink
divergent boundary; the plates move away from each other
transform boundary; the plates slide past each other
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Multiple Choice
Which plate boundary is most responsible for the world experiencing earthquakes?
convergent boundary
divergent boundary
transform boundary
subduction zone
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