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Jacob W
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BELLRINGER:
What evidence supports the idea that the East African Rift is an example of continental rifting in action?
Presence of large volcanic mountains like Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya
Formation of deep ocean trenches
Absence of any volcanic activity
Stable and unchanging landforms
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Why are transform plate boundaries considered critical components in the global system of plate tectonics?
Because they create new lithosphere
Because they destroy old lithosphere
Because they allow plates to slide past each other without creating or destroying lithosphere
Because they are only found on land
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Which of the following best describes the difference between active and inactive fracture zones?
Active fracture zones are located between offset ridge segments and are defined by shallow earthquakes, while inactive extensions extend into the plate interior and do not produce earthquakes.
Active fracture zones are found only on land, while inactive ones are found in the ocean.
Inactive fracture zones are responsible for volcanic activity, while active ones are not.
Active fracture zones are older than inactive ones.
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Which of the following statements about continental transform faults are correct?
Most transform boundaries are located within ocean basins.
The San Andreas Fault is an example of a continental transform fault.
The Alpine Fault is located in California.
Continental transform faults can eventually lead to the formation of new islands.
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The Gulf of California separates Baja California from mainland
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of transform boundaries?
Plates slide horizontally past each other.
They create new lithosphere.
They are characterized by shallow earthquakes.
They often connect other boundary types.
BELLRINGER:
What evidence supports the idea that the East African Rift is an example of continental rifting in action?
Presence of large volcanic mountains like Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Kenya
Formation of deep ocean trenches
Absence of any volcanic activity
Stable and unchanging landforms
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