e.white 7.10 B Platetectonics

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Multiple Choice

What causes the plates to move?

• Magnetic forces from the Earth's core.
• Tectonic shifts in the ocean floor.
• Gravitational pull from the moon.
• Convection currents in the Earth's mantle.

Multiple Choice

The place where to of Earth's plate meet is called?

• continental divide
• plate boundary
• earthquake region
• tectonic zone

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The image shows the formation of a mountain range from interactions at plate boundaries. Type in the plate boundary that is MOST LIKELY responsible for the formation of the mountain range in the image.

A ​

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​ plate boundary formed the mountain range.

Multiple Choice

What is subduction?

• Subduction is when tectonic plates remain stationary and do not interact.
• Subduction is the process of one tectonic plate being forced beneath another.
• Subduction refers to the process of tectonic plates sliding past one another.
• Subduction is the movement of tectonic plates away from each other.

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the process by which rock material moves under Earth’s outer layer and into the mantle due to plate motion

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subduction

uplift

weathering

sediment

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At subduction zones, plates ​

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and ​ ​

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converge

one is pushed under and destroyed

diverge apart

new crust is created

slide past each other

form mountains

Multiple Choice

What land formation is formed at divergent boundaries?

• Mid-ocean ridges and rift valleys
• Deserts and floodplains
• Volcanic islands and canyons
• Mountain ranges and plateaus

Multiple Choice

Divergent oceanic boundaries form what landforms?

• Volcanic islands and atolls
• Coastal cliffs and beaches
• Subduction zones and plateaus
• Mid-ocean ridges and rift valleys

Multiple Choice

What landforms form at transform boundaries?

• Fault lines and earthquakes.
• Plateaus and cliffs.
• Volcanoes and tsunamis.
• Mountain ranges and valleys.

Open Ended

List one real world example of a landform.

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Transform boundaries

Divergent boundaries

Convergent boundaries

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Pangea

Divergent

Transform

Convergent

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Convergent boundary

Divergent boundary

Transform boundary

Multiple Select

Which types of plate boundaries are responsible for the formation of mountain ranges?

• Convergent boundaries

• Divergent boundaries

• Transform boundaries

• Subduction boundaries

Multiple Choice

What landforms are typically created by transform plate boundaries?

• Faults and earthquakes

• Volcanoes

• Mountain ranges

• Ocean trenches

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Match the Landform name to its physical feature.

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Mountain Peak

Cliff

Valley

River

Glaceir

Plateau

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The Appalachian Mountains formed at ​

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plate boundary when Pangaea came together.

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• Mountains formed here. Example: Himalayas

• Volcanos formed here. Example:

  Andes Mountains

• Volcanic Island Arcs formed here. Example: Aleutian Islands Arc

Continent – Continent

Continent – Ocean

Ocean - Ocean

• Continent – Continent

• Continent – Ocean

• Ocean - Ocean

  
  

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Mid-ocean Ridge

divergent boundary

slab pull

convergent boundary

trench

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Label each plate boundary.

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Transform

Divergent

Convergent